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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1962
Page
2
A reader列s letter urges a boycott of pregnancies influence on bridal wear and purity symbolism. Several responses from Annie Landers and letters discuss societal norms, bridal appearances, and expectations, highlighting opinions from diverse readers like I.B.T.C. Girls and the University of Illinois group.
Americans seek religious travel abroad with visits to the Holy Land and European shrines. Data shows 20 000 to 21 000 Americans visited the Holy Land in 1960 1961 with expected growth in 1962. Travel officials note Catholics increasingly join pilgrimages and tours to Europe and the Holy Land, often combining shrines with historic and cultural sites. Most travelers come from small towns are women and over 50, though younger professionals join shorter three week tours.
The article explains cooking meat stew in liquid as the method. Browning is optional for light or brown stew. Season meat with salt and pepper, then cover with liquid and cook slowly until tender. Add vegetables near the end so they stay tender.
Meredith Snook Margaret Tess and Phyllis Watkins of Topeka visited the Snooks. Kenneth Zachariah returns from Lafayette Indiana. Rev Fred Bolinger and Mary of Crowley Colorado visited the Moores. Tom Lobb arrived from San Francisco en route to New York. Bradford attends McLouth bank board meeting. Kansas City visitor Ralph Robinson called. Ethingtons announce a daughter birth at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Jerry Terry joins Crookston Daily Times staff. Glen Wear returns from Sedalia. Neighborhood Circle met with Bess Davison. prizes awarded. Frank Lobb Paul White attended funeral of Carroll Laster at Leavenworth. Braksicks plan move to McLouth and children to enter schools.
Birth announced for Kristie Carol Mey er daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Meyer of Leavenworth at St. John's Hospital. Several visits and gatherings reported including Lucile Roos in Lawrence, board meeting at McLouth Bank, Elsworth and Kansas City residents visiting family, and marriages and employment updates among local residents.
Debbie Drake recommends a thigh thinning routine aimed at the hips and legs. Stand with arms for balance, spread legs, perform scissor kicks crossing legs, and work up to fifteen repetitions twice daily. The routine is said to ease varicose veins and improve body control.
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