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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1973
Page
6
Bridge tale features Waldemar von Zedtwitz illustrating a plan gone wrong in a three no trump duel with two overtricks described. A teen snack tip follows, detailing a quick cheese and chips broiled snack and a potato chip crush method.
Heloise advises on fabric softeners including rinse and wash cycle use and warnings about dispensers. A reader shares a thrifty candy making idea using cantaloupe to create edible artistic breakfasts for family. Also a health note explains that unused calories accumulate as fat at about one pound per 3500 calories.
A recipe fragment details making a mashed sweet potato filling with butter, eggs, sugar, parsley, tarragon, lemon juice, and milk, folded with beaten egg whites, baked in a pastry shell. It also notes serving with chips and estimates one medium potato has about 90 calories, with toppings driving calories.
Washington report cites Dr. H Darrel Darby of the American Podiatry Association warning obesity accelerates foot problems from premature arthritis to ingrown nails and athlete’s foot. He urges weight loss, wearing support hose, regular nail trimming, and diligent foot hygiene.
Dear Ann Landers column excerpt features readers seeking guidance on house rules with a son hosting a girlfriend, hospitality boundaries, and a woman upset by a dinner guest situation. Also includes advice on handling mispronounced names and maintaining dignity in social interactions.
Bridal plans for Nancy Price and Robert Heiserman noted with a Friday bridesmaids luncheon hosted by Mrs. J D Hufstedler at 4602 71st Street and a 7 p.m. dinner at the Boverie home. Guests included families from Ashburn Georgia and Athens Georgia.
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