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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1969
Page
15
A humorous monologue recounts Jackie Vernon style tales about dieting and weight loss. The narrator notes a July start losing 14 pounds, using motivation over rewards, and describes conflicting cravings and social quirks while detailing awkward supermarket and bus encounters.
Dear Mother asks how to handle her 20-year-old daughter Betty who is close to a 41-year-old Janice and may be in a lesbian relationship. Ann Landers advises there are no symptoms to prove sexual orientation, urges acceptance, and warns against screaming accusations.
Washington lawmakers clash over the House restaurant with Feingold style debate on menus fats and cholesterol. Andrews defends beef and bean soup Yates pushes for more fish and lower cholesterol while wives push dietary reforms and nutritionists are discussed.
Dogwood Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Morris Geller of 1410 Wendover on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Walter Otto will be cohostess. Guest speaker will be Fred Yoder who will talk on fall planting.
A Fort Wayne reader vents anger at a TV commercial that praises an adulterous lover with a special coffee and brands the wife as ordinary. The writer asks Ann Landers to print the letter without naming the company and seeks guidance on dates and ethics.
A list of events including beginner and adult swim sessions, various classes such as investments stock, sewing, and duplicate bridge, plus teen and youth programs at Allen Jay Y Mary Bethune and Andrews Y. Activities run throughout the day from 3:15 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. with multiple sessions in the evening.
An OCR fragment advertises Hatly Service Artistic Beauty College with contact number 882-6415 and a 27058 code. It notes evening sessions on Wednesday and Friday nights and lists Baily 19 as a possible name or contact.
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