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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
10
Readers share simple household hacks from spare keys in a pill container to sponge protectors for walker legs. Advice covers safe key storage, inexpensive repairs, gift-wrapping ideas, hinge touch ups with a marker, skillet handle protection, napkin storage for spills, and conserving aging clock mechanisms with lighter fluid.
The article notes novelty jackets made of drapery fabrics brocades and printed linens can dress up different outfits and suit indoor wear. It describes sleeve fullness gathers darts and shirring, lining methods, and finishing details for a professional look, plus a home remedy clock anecdote and Polly's Pointers contact.
Memorial Day decoration tips suggest flowering plants in clay pots buried to the rims. The Society of American Florists recommends azaleas begonias geraniums and fuchsias for color and suitability.
July 10 wedding planned in Schere Lutheran Church MABEL Minn Barbara Housker of Long Beach Calif betrothed to Joseph B Ormiston son of Santa Barbara Calif The engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Rueben Housker lists wedding date and venue details.
The National Better Business Bureau cautions that seasonal trends bring hot samples of scams by itinerant repairmen and con artists. They warn to read written contracts, get multiple estimates, and beware deals pitched as low prices in the neighborhood while noting the risk of shoddy work and high final costs.
Early June notice from Vi roqua Wisconsin states Diane Kay Mally of Janesville plans to wed Robert S. Thompson of Vi roqua. Both will graduate in June from Luther College Decorah Iowa with Diane an art major and Robert a history major. Wedding set for Saturday June 5 at St John’s Lutheran Church Janesville.
Bride elect Nellie Teresa Stortz of Mabel Minnesota will wed Ronald J. Kruse son of Mr and Mrs Martin Kruse. Nellie works at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota and Ronald farms. Their wedding is set for Saturday May 29 at 10 30 a m at St Olafs Catholic Church in Fort Atkinson Iowa.
A black silk knit shirt is pitched as a woman’s ideal travel companion. It folds without wrinkling and occupies little suitcase space, suiting any climate and destination.
To pop up oil and vinegar dressing for salad add a generous pinch of cayenne pepper for a spicy kick. The tip suggests keeping oil as the base and seasoning with cayenne to enhance flavor.
Some cooks assert waf fles are lightest when batter uses eggs with yolks and whites separated and well beaten. Different methods are discussed in kitchen guidance of batter mixing and texture goals.
Linda Carlone of Sparta becomes engaged to Richard Yanke son of Mr and Mrs Fred Yanke. Richard works at Southside Machine Company in Sparta. Wedding plans set for Saturday June 12.
Graduation time is described as a festive moment blending pride in past achievements with farewell sadness. Suggestions include centerpieces with loose flowers that can be given away, waxed owls with mortarboards, diplomas on ribbons, and varied corsage color schemes using red and white roses and blue bachelor buttons.
An attractive tote bag designed for rainy days includes a side pocket that holds a small umbrella and a compartment for shoes. The compact accessory combines practicality and style for wet weather use.
A simple idea to please kids at breakfast. Mix plain oats with honey and sliced bananas for a sweeter, appealing bowl.
A calming shower method uses a slow spray and lukewarm water. Step into the shower and let the soothing spray relax the body while lathering and rinsing slowly before resting under the flow for a few minutes.
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