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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1968
Page
13
A Chicago feature explains that a graceful walk signals posture, muscular control, and rhythm. It advises tall posture, steady footfalls, and practicing to music to improve cadence. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal for beauty tips.
A column recounts Maggie from Ireland importing a Polish maid to work in New York, noting the high costs of labor and travel for domestic help. The tale contrasts domestic wages and migrant arrangements with historical immigrant stories.
Miss Dianne Flaine Nibe and Larry Price wed Jan 27 at Central Christian Church. Officiant Rev. Riley Rubank led the double ring ceremony as families from Tahoka, Chirk APT Philippines, and Texas Tech attended. The couple plan to reside in Tech Village Apt while pursuing college studies.
A collage of reader tips and notes including fabric glue for quick sewing, iron adjustments to rework gluing, leather shoe scuffs covered with a china marking pencil, home ball games for kids, leftover corned beef patties, and personal anecdotes. Also mentions changes in wages and a facial cloth method for soft skin.
The Penn statue atop City Hall in Philadelphia has not been inspected for 74 years. Institute engineers warned in 1962 that wind and weather have stressed the Liberty Bell area and fastenings, urging a reevaluation of the 437-foot bronze figure and its bolts above City Hall Plaza.
A short beauty note from Margaret Merril promotes a vitalizing night cream for early twenty somethings. It advises applying to cheeks, forehead, and throat with light upward strokes, then removing with a tissue to soften surface lines and improve complexion loveliness.
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