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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1968
Page
7
AP Fashion Editor Jean Sprain Wilson surveys 1967 trends as leggy hemlines and thigh level eye lines dominate. Bold colors, rope-like hardware, longer boots, and shirt silhouettes shape a body conscious style with bikini wear and sheer nightwear.
A personal guide to glamour urges readers to compile a beauty diary with before and after photos, sections for fitness dieting skin care makeup and wardrobe, and tips to organize their routines. It suggests clipping New You columns and collecting recipes for homemade beauty treatments to build a lasting beauty plan.
A driving safety expert for a major automobile leasing company says winter driving is harder for women in northern states. Slush ice and darkness increase risks. braking distances grow and pumping brakes is advised to avoid slides.
Save nuts by refrigerating or freezing them to preserve flavor and extend shelf life. Store in sealed containers to prevent moisture and odor transfer.
A reader laments kids yawning at old favorites like Little Women and Five Little Peppers while noting enduring appeal of Kidnapped Swiss Family Robinson Snow White and Cinderella. Librarians cite a common theme of orphaned or absent parents as a pull for young readers.
Verna Mikesh University of Minnesota extension nutritionist recommends cooking rib roast at 300 to 325 degrees F for best results. A large roast at 300 degrees yields less shrinkage and even cooking, while a small five-pound roast at 325 degrees cooks faster. An eight-inch pie serves six, a nine-inch serves seven or more, and a ten-inch pie serves eight.
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