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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1969
Page
6
A reader requests publication of a confession letter about marital strain and infidelity. The wife admits an ongoing affair, while other letters seek advice on a loan repayment and A C’s academic concerns. Ann Landers notes will publish with no comment and invites further problems to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
A health note discusses 24 hour protection after sunburn and how medicated skin cream aids healing. It recommends cleansing with tepid water, applying cream three times daily, and avoiding direct sun for a month. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller care of Lab Hock Avalanche Journal for beauty problem queries.
A juvenile matter involving Arnett and Citizen's National Bank panel appears before Judge Davison. Details remain limited in the readable fragment.
In Uttar Pradesh, eunuchs accused of singing anti sterilization songs began campaigning in Masauli and Kanauj. Officials say the campaign hampers birth control efforts as eunuchs earn livelihoods through weddings and singing at newborn households. Local authorities clash over the issue as tensions rise.
An article explains a new art school by Guy Monypenny using sewing basket materials to create a tropical scene. Readers supply cot ton moss fringe gimp and velvet ribbon while tempera paints and canvas form the base for a layered jungle landscape.
A chaotic fragment describes creating exotic jungle inspired art in home decor. It mentions Henri Rousseau like fountains of tropical motifs, outlining designs on canvas or heavy board and layering with fringe for a doorway entry statement.
In Escondido Village Stanford University 54 married student families tackle high living costs by growing vegetables in 15-foot pots and plots. They raise carrots tomatoes beans corn potatoes squash and rhubarb echoing WWI Victory Gardens tradition. Nancy Holderman and her two children help with chores.
Rinse and pat dry chicken then season. Brown in butter, remove. Sauté onion with paprika, stir in flour, add stock gradually, then wine and sour cream. Return chicken to pan, spoon sauce, cover, and bake at 350 degrees for one hour.
Mayor Cesar Cruz of Calimpit Town north of Manila orders a mobile jail built like a hind cage on a jeep. The device, large enough for 10 persons, will be paraded around the town during arrests.
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