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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
2
Ruth Millett surveys American fashion coverage in Women’s Wear Daily which attacked Princess Margaret for looking matronly on her US visit. The piece argues Americans prefer younger styling for women and that mature women copying girl fashions looks ridiculous.
Dear Mrs Light Answer: drills must mimic real emergencies for safety. Weather concerns and unexpected inspections are weighed, and false alarms may occur. Parents are urged to see drills as protective, not harmful, and to thank safety focus. Also guidance on home study mailings and a candle design update conclude the column.
A pediatric column defines emotional disturbance as any reaction to unpleasant experiences, noting it can appear in very young children as they distinguish pleasure from pain. It cautions most disturbances are short, with prolonged cases needing concern, and discusses sleep-related fatigue and the role of relaxation techniques to improve morning alertness.
A fragment says to add a plate of crisp relishes and milk with wedges of warm apple pie for a meal. It mentions celery and onions cooked until tender, then mixed with remaining ingredients to serve several portions.
Fragmentary remarks touch on marriage themes and risking lives in policing and firefighting. The writer ponders meanings of shadows and the moment of emergence on February 2. The text is obscure and reads like a reflective piece rather than a report.
A fragmented passage notes a shrike songbird with weak feet and thorn grabbing while eating. It cites the Encyclopaedia Britannica and mentions Michigan State University and All-Americans unrelated to football. A Rep Charles Chintiverkain quote references Viet Nam policy and student outlets at MSU.
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