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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1968
Page
10
A reader recounts harsh parenting of preacher’s kids, a teenage pregnancy, and a divorce demand. She details marital neglect, lack of parenting, and custody/child support, urging Ann Landers to publish her letter. The column invites readers to submit problems to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
Reader tips cover decorating a royal purple bedstrip with molding and brass plaques, making canopy-like effects, and future canopy plans. Other letters suggest ice cube cones, fixing misspellings, applying lotion before gloves, decals at dog eye level, foil strings to deter birds from tomatoes, and easier jelly jar wax removal.
Expert Manuel Siwek offers tips to foster child reading. Model reading at home, stock books, limit TV, highlight private reading pleasure, and tailor purchases to interests. Emphasize nonfiction alongside classics and abridged versions can spark interest before reading originals.
New York fashion piece surveys skirt length debates among women including mini midi and calf length options. It notes practical and style considerations from teens to working mothers, with a caution that fashion cycles may bring changes and invites readers to write for more beauty tips.
Homemakers share tips to solve diaper and hair tangles using peanut butter to loosen gum and a dab on shoestrings to prevent untied laces. Also covers ironing stains with cornstarch and refreshing nylon curtains by adding powdered milk to final rinse water. Peru limits daily official travel expense to $55.
Mrs. Fred G. Perkins II and her daughter Diane of Columbia South Carolina are visiting the home of their grandparents Mr and Mrs R P Lavender at 2811 43rd St. Apr 10 to Friday. Mrs Perkins is the former Frances Jane Lavender.
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