Dear Mary Haworth: Pushing you to independence may help
A reader complains of a controlling mother who blames her for family woes after bad marriages and financial burdens. The advice advises self reliance and leaving her mother's grip to find a healthier life, noting the sister's apparent favored status and urging the writer to seek autonomy.
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Piedmont Edition Highlights Home Demonstration Chorus
Rutherford County mixed voice chorus led by Helen Fay Cole of Forest City Route 2 rehearsed six times in September for two county performances. They sing in Forest City events and plan shows for the county home demonstration day, boosting local program interest.
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King To Bring Twin Queens To America
Nepal’s King Tribhuvana plans a U S sightseeing tour with his twin queens if health allows. He is in New Delhi en route to Switzerland for medical treatment and would continue to the United States only on Swiss doctors’ advice.
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Daily Facials Restore Moisture By Alicia Hart NER Beauty Editor
Daily routines can restore skin after sun exposure and outdoor activity. The piece advises using rich moisturizers between chores, focusing on eyes and mouth corners to curb dry wrinkles while washing once daily. It recommends a cream cleanser with pore cleansing and skin stimulation and a water-light hand cream for fall gloves.
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Galanos declares Rome women best dressed after dark
Los Angeles designer James Galanos, fresh from Neiman Marcus and American Fashion Critics awards, says New York women lead in daytime fashion but Rome women surpass all for elegance after dark. He notes American standards, cites Paris as less representative, and critiques California style as casual by day and overdressed at night.
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Modern Child Stamps Parents With Questions
Don A. Walter of Chicago notes today’s children ask sharp, wide ranging questions from space travel to life on Mars. He cites editors of Britannica junior who continually revise volumes to match a rapidly expanding field of child interests and the need to answer young readers directly.
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Shipwrecked Dolls Find A Rescuer
CAPE PORPOISE Maine AP News features Albania Merrill a 56 year old woman who rescues restores and names shipwrecked dolls. She has found about 200 dolls on tidewater flats and has 1700 more from four continents. She preserves dolls from wrecks near Kennebunk and Walker's Point and has old English carved pieces dating back 160 years.
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What to Expect from Your Childs School
Dorothy V. Whipple argues school should teach social skills and adaptation as much as facts. Preschool exposure helps shy timid children grow comfortable with group life and reduces behavioral issues before first grade.
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Knitted Fall Attire Advice for Mature Figures
The article guides older women toward slimming knitted suits and dresses with easy lines and three quarter sleeves. It notes gores at the skirt fronts for a lighter silhouette and suggests charcoal gray in larger sizes. It warns against middy tops pleated skirts and flashy fabrics and advises practical color and fabric choices.
Orchestra Opens Delayed Philadelphia Concert in Street Attire
The Philadelphia Orchestra began its delayed season with musicians in street clothes after a wage dispute postponed weekend shows. Under conductor Eugene Ormandy, players returned to rehearsal as Local 77 AFL approved a three year pact raising weekly minimum from 140 to 142.50 with future raises.
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