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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1957
Page
19
The text advertises pattern No 8483 from Barbara Bell in Basic FASHION Fall & Winter 57. It describes a 20 inch soft doll costumed as a demure southern belle and suitable for sewing. Include 35 cents, your name and address, and pattern number to Barbara Bell c o Long Beach Independent Chicago 6.
Readers seek guidance on a 20 year old son dating a 26 year old married mother of two who plans to visit home. Abby recommends caution, urging the man to involve the chaplain and for the parents to welcome her only when free, avoiding bans that might drive him away.
A mixed set of reader questions and Dear Abby style responses touches on voice training to improve speech, marital strain from fatigue, and a paternity dilemma with support concerns. The fragment includes a suggestion to record and listen to one's voice, guidance on communication, and a satirical note about avoiding irresponsible actions.
A parent laments a 7-year-old’s chronic lateness after school and explores why children overlook time. The piece discusses how kids see time as endless, the pull of outdoor life, and the need for engaging routines at home to encourage timely homecomings. It highlights parental guidance via patient teaching and suggests concrete incentives to draw children home.
A lively Q and A followed a tight money market discussion led by loan broker Frank H. Richey and teacher Howard Butler at a Wire Club meeting held at Ruth Lindquist Sanders home. President Bess Lyne chaired the program, plans for their annual business session and dinner were announced with hosts James P. Davis and his wife.
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