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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1947
Page
22
A reader asks why her two year old girl fears noises from everyday objects. The answer suggests fear may stem from past experiences and overprotective labeling worsens it. Advice includes gradual exposure, drawing future scenes, and making loud noises with toys to erase fear. A leaflet on common childhood fears is available by mail.
An article promotes a famous soup maker with a 57 varieties line offering a free can of another soup after buying three cans of their extra-special cream of tomato. The text also covers wedding etiquette and fashion trends, including an informal evening wedding at 7 pm and hat questions for guests. It blends consumer promo with dress silhouettes and waistline styling ideas.
A reader discusses wedding attire, noting hat choices for relatives and evaluating a two toned suit worn by Mrs. Robert H. She suggests remodeling options including replacing the lower jacket or skirt and softening shoulder pads to improve the overall look for fall.
A boy considers when to end a date and learns the right approach is to let the girl set the time to go home, even if he has early plans. He avoids dictating the ending and uses subtle cues to respect her choice.
Lloyd E. Foster of Birmingham Alabama was elected president of the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries at its convention in Colorado Springs Colorado on October 16. Holdover directors include D. W. Campbell of Long Beach California.
A three year old Afghan hound named Tabula valued at $500 was in Seattle after being flown from California as a gift to architect Roland Terry. The dog escaped Mrs Florence Beach Terry’s yard and is believed to be wandering, following two years in New York and six months in a Santa Monica estate.
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