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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1956
Page
19
Advice column excerpt about an 18 year old navigating dating, societal pressure, and engagement in the Air Force. The writer encourages enjoying youth, while offering guidance on handling gossip and potential engagement issues. Includes responses from DEAR FUN-LOVING and MM with practical cautions.
Josephine Lowman urges self examination to combat loneliness, noting false pride money and education gaps can fuel isolation. She advises self-improvement through reading, culture, friendliness, and acts of warmth, offering a free leaflet No 59 on loneliness and self consciousness.
The annual family picnic season is underway with more households heading outdoors. Chewing gum is advised as a quick, fuss free treat to add to the basket and enjoyed by all ages. The head of the family rests under a tree while chewing gum, and children also take pleasure in its fresh feeling during the outing.
A portable lamp with a 150-watt bulb provides enough light for average sewing. For dark cloth or fine needlework, about twice this light is needed, equating to two 150-watt bulbs.
A mother reflects on a boy’s early hatred of girls and how boys outgrow such feelings with age. She cites changes in behavior and parental guidance as children develop toward accepting girls, noting a healthy bond with his mother amid mixed signals from siblings and peers.
Mrs J S Rydal of Pennsylvania shares her fear of dyeing gray hair and explains how Silver Curl home perm, tailored for gray and white hair, delivered softer manageable waves with self neutralizing steps. The ad touts odor free Fresh Air Waving Lotion and longer lasting results.
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