Just Looking and Fair Play in Retail Advice
Dear Ann Landers column addresses shoppers who are "just looking" in stores. It urges courteous browsing, warns against long on‑trial time harming sales staff, and notes occasional buyers may become customers. Also includes reader questions on safety, family dynamics, and rights to a night out with friends.
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Douglas County Republican Federated Women’s Club Meets Monday
Social calendar notes a Douglas County GOP Federated Women’s Club meeting Monday at 6 30 p m in Douglas County State Bank where John Blythe of Manhattan discusses lobbyist duties in the state legislature Members should bring their own table service and a covered dish The schedule continues Tuesday with Year Round Club and Twentieth Century Club events at KU Art Museum with Mrs Huagearl and Mrs Lup-
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Douglas County Republican Federated Women's Club
Douglas County State Bank
John Blythe
Manhattan
Pattie Sankee
Winona
Twentieth Century Club
KU Art. Museum
Robert Huagearl
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Lawrence area marriage licenses listed with names and ages
The notice lists multiple Lawrence area marriage licenses including Dwight Erie Jepson 20 and Kathleen Margaret Scaramucci 20 both of Lawrence. Steffan Schay 21 and Cara Lynn Rausch 21 of Lawrence. Joseph Stock 18 from St Peters Bore Florida and Carta J Sirk 18 Lawrence. Gayle Chestnut 22 and Cynthia Marland 28 of Overland Park. Peter Cooke 30 of Lawrence and Linda Derx 31. Jim Pope Jr 22 Fort Worth Texas and Martha Paulson 24 Lawrence. Bruce Horken 23 and Betsy Williams 21 Lawrence. Additional couples include ten hostesses at the Virginia Inn.
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Dwight Erie Jepson
Lawrence
Kathleen Margaret Scaramucci
Richard Bruce Mekkernan
Salina
Susan
Alice Houston
Steffan Schay
Leavenworth
Cara’ Lynn Rausch
Joseph
Stock
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Carta
Overland Park
Peter Hayman Cooke
Linda Ann Derx
Jerry Dean Wheeler
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Debra Dane Morris
Kansas City
Jim Calvin Pope Jr
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Martha Ann Paulson
Lauwrence
Bruce Anthony Horken
Betsy Ann Williams
USDA Approves New Purple Ink for Meat Inspection
The USDA says purple ink for inspection stamps has been approved again after violet No. 1 was banned in April for safety. The new formula blends several FDA approved dyes and remains subject to USDA review. In the short term red yellow green and blue inks will still be used. The article notes the U.S.-Canada border spans 3,987 miles.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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