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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1966
Page
2
A mixed OCR read includes Dear Polly advice snippets on tablecloth storage drainage board door screens and shopping cart handles and a brief wartime style plus a Newfoundlander premier quip and a university study noting shifts in married couples behavior with garbled extra fragments.
Wayne G Brandstadt answers reader questions on angina pectoris causes and treatment, warning signs of heart attack, and the role of stool tests in diagnosing conditions like food poisoning and parasitic infections. He notes nitrites and certain drugs as possible treatments and urges medical evaluation.
Sabrina Scharf is among a few young actors under contract at Columbia. The workshop mirrors college with classes and a faculty, but paid students. She signed a seven year contract last October and has appeared in The Farmer's Daughter and Gidget. Her life includes a rural Ohio childhood, an early marriage, and a European motorcycle tour before pursuing acting. She aims to build a name through hard work rather than publicity.
New York reports Patricia Pryin argues in The complete Secretary that machines will not replace secretaries. She discusses the value of human judgment in executive suites and offers career tips for aspiring Gal Fridays focusing on choosing work, skill development, and the filing cabinet as a key tool.
Friday February 4 1966 guidance emphasizes adapting to the boss and workplace. Miss Flynn notes many girls marry quickly but urges focus on the job, being professional and attentive to duties. Her career includes NBC executive secretary work and public relations. She advises keeping perspective, not overestimating self, and ending conflicts with polite apologies.
A compact Q A style excerpt covers Great Lakes US share, Waialeale Hawaii rain record, and medieval origin of the phrase to eat humble pie. It notes Lake Michigan entirely in the United States and the others shared with Canada. It cites Kauai's rainfall average and links the phrase to servitors preparing umble pie from innards.
Mary Brooks Picken outlines early sewing steps from fabric handling to cutting, pinning, pressing, and stitching. She emphasizes fabric straightening, pattern layout, marking darts and seams, basing for fit, stitching tests, and careful ironing with appropriate heat for different fabrics.
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