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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
17
An article guides the untried cook to schedule a dinner by working backward from serving time. It outlines timing for chicken, potatoes, sauce, and peas, and notes that with practice the process becomes automatic, easing daily meal prep. It also contrasts the approach with a career girl's efficiency and hints at adapting routines to personal pace.
VALE R. BURGE for AP Newsfeatures outlines how to tailor decorating to men's needs. Emphasizes practical layouts, private spaces, bold color choices, larger baths, and a comfortable chair by the fireplace, with rules like everything in its place.
A guide to selecting a light versatile bridal shoe wardrobe. Choose one classic go with most outfits a casual go with everything pair and a magic or dance shoe. Emphasizes neutral colors bows comfort care for feet and rehearsal notes from Mary Stanley Bunce Dana.
A 1966 Lawrence Daily Journal World note explains that arranging meals by similar cooking times prevents kitchen chaos. It suggests oven slow cooking, ham loaf with unthawed peas and carrots, and baked apples, plus top of the stove spaghetti and meatballs can be timed together to save time and effort.
Across continents and customs, weddings persist amid wars and modernization. The article describes union rituals from Formosa where Nationalist officers wed many brides, to French villages where a flood inspired a boat wedding, to a Japanese bride displaying a campaign card on horseback, and other traditions from Brussels, Hungary, Ortisei, and India with fire dances and dowries.
A columnist discusses modern wedding woes focusing on blended families and inviting ex-spouses. Letters reveal the strain of stepfamilies at ceremonies and offer guidance that personal feelings trump rigid rules to keep harmony.
A classic line attributed to Tobias Smollett speaks to the unwavering call of love. The speaker bows before what he calls an altar of love, framing affection as a guiding force.
Guidance advises if an engagement ends, cancel wedding plans without social disgrace. Have family announce mutual termination, send notices quickly, and avoid discussing reasons. Return gifts with brief notes, thank the giver, and curb confidences to help all forget.
Advise keeping a kitchen notepad to jot a day by day shopping list. This helps prepare for supermarket trips and reduces the risk of forgetting essentials.
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