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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
5
John Dorfman explains practical supermarket strategies to cut food costs. He urges using store brands, buying in bulk, seeking true bargains, reading labels, and applying unit pricing to compare items. The piece cautions that labels show ingredient weight and nutrition, and that many products mislead with marketing vs real content.
The National Father’s Day Committee projects about a 10 percent annual growth in Father’s Day. In 1975, amid business and economic challenges, it predicts a larger, more meaningful holiday. Earlier, Wilson acknowledged it in 1916 and Coolidge urged prayer in 1924. it has been a federal holiday observed on the third Sunday of June by proclamation each year.
A writer tests a magazine makeup guide by spending about twenty eight dollars on products and attempting to contour the face. The piece humorously recounts failed efforts to slim the face, shape cheekbones, apply gleamer, and learn eye shadow technique, ultimately taking about 45 minutes to look like wearing minimal makeup.
A survey shows about 14 men serve as food editors or writers in American newspapers. Notable figures include William K. Rice, executive food editor of The Washington Post, and Stan Reed of The Post-Intelligencer, with stories from The Miami Herald and The Philadelphia Inquirer. The piece notes a shift from women to male coverage and highlights challenges and experiences shaping food journalism. The article also mentions humid air advice for plants, given by Bill Meachem, a gardening consultant.
Dear Abby responses cover temptation to drink, choosing words about lovemaking, babysitting pay, and a nibbling tip. Abby recommends declaring liquor poison, praying for strength, and choosing non alcoholic drinks. She edits a reader’s diction concern and offers practical boundaries with a neighbor’s kitchen pay.
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