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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on dating, weddings, and social expectations with practical guidance. The column includes two letters about dating a widower and an engagement with wedding attire, offering plain, firm counsel and wardrobe tips for a second marriage.
Texas Tech junior Betty Ann Calloway describes Beirut as a city of sharp contrasts from dingy narrow streets and modern suburbs to ancient ruins like Baalbek and Crusader castles. She notes Western fashions alongside native dress, mixed dating customs, and a stark wealth gap.
Modern approach replaces harsh laxatives with Kellogg's All Bran to restore regularity. A half cup with milk daily provides bulk and tasty nutrition, promoted as safe, pleasant, and economical over ten days.
An AR A auto air conditioner starts quickly and delivers frosty air after push of a button. Purchase is advertised with no money down and up to 24 months to pay. ALRA of Lubbock offers free Bryant service and cab pickup both ways, installation available day or night.
AP News explores salmon varieties for summer menus The piece describes King Chinook Red Sockeye Celie Pink and Chum salmon with weight ranges colors and uses It notes salmon gives vitamins minerals and flavor and suggests using canning oil and juice in dishes per Sam Rubinstein Pacific Northwest fishermen group to reclaim full salmon benefits
Do clack Sunday afternoon ceremony at St James Episcopal Church joined Miss Kay Rickert Albuquerque sister of the bride as maid of honor Faith Ann Bevel and Val Johnson Carlsbad as bridesmaids Benny Barrow was best man Thomas Rials and Kenneth Marfin groomsmen Ushers Ronnie Mershon and Tommie Dugan. Afterward a rectory reception followed Then couple to reside in Portales with groom in Bevell's Fruit Market The bride and groom are 1959 Clovis High graduates with notable school honors.
London's Sunday pictorial profiles a 30 year old father Tan from the London County Council Education Department who allows his five year old son Julian to smoke swear and act freely in a so called free school. He says no adult of the H bomb era should dictate morality to this generation.
A young woman recounts choosing a high school in another country and weighing study options in Rome, Switzerland, Beirut, and the United States. She describes classmates from diverse backgrounds including oil and pipeline workers’ families, and notes attending a modern American boarding school near the Mediterranean while visiting parents to observe Christian holidays in a Muslim country.
A fashion column outlines new beach trends focused on safe skin use and glamour. Portable beach villas and cooking units fit many budgets, while oversized sunglasses, round frames, and bold black or white nylon styles define the season. New beach bags promise versatility for picnics and weekend trips.
The page lists various church and community meetings in multiple groups including YMCA Sheeethhy and Latter Saints Relief Society. It notes a joint Nazi era art theft search between West Germany and Italy with value estimates in the billions.
The guide advises inserting the fork into the fat edge rather than the meat when turning steaks or chops. This technique helps minimize juice loss, keeping the meat moist and flavorful during cooking.
A brief UK item notes a Kensington district service booth offering “your heat repaired while you wait” with sign copy from UPI. The quirky phrasing suggests a local ad or promotional banner in London. No further details available.
Budapest government reveals a defense tax aimed at young men exempt from the draft. The levy applies to earnings of factory and cooperative farm workers and funds national defense and families of those serving. The tax begins at 1 percent and lasts three years the men would have served in the military.
A dampened brown paper may be used successfully as a substitute for a pressing cloth in ironing tasks. It protects fabrics while smoothing wrinkles with careful heat.
The piece argues a mother overworks to prove love, resents constant demands, and fears acknowledging her own needs. Dave senses tension in her actions and may test limits to elicit genuine care, while she clings to dutiful, overbearing behavior. The dynamic exposes how parental guilt and clan needs shape everyday care.
An ad touts Herbald Pomade as a simple hairdressing solution that hides gray and restores a younger look. No mixing or long steps, just rub into hair and scalp, then comb. It promises a single creamy shade and adds conditioner features for softer, shinier hair. Get Herbald Pomade at Walgreens Cosmetic counters.
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