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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1973
Page
7
In a breezy Heloise column a reader shares practical tips for makeup while nearly blind, including a six inch wide bedroom shelf with foam padding and a mirror cabinet for easy access. Other letters offer hacks from bra adjustments to table linen color schemes and a playful pearly gates joke.
A vintage Marian Martin sewing pattern advertisement offers printed patterns for miss sizes 8 to 18 and women's sizes up to 50 with yardage details and air mail handling charges. It promotes spring summer catalogs, offers a free pattern, and provides ordering via Pattern Dept at 233 West 18th Street New York.
A scrambled clue list for a crossword puzzle with numerous entries and odd phrasing. It pairs terms like Kismet, Obligation, Steal, Convocation, and various language and place references with numbers, suggesting a compiled puzzle across entries and definitions. The text is garbled, multiple languages mixed, and includes stray fragments such as Indiana senator 54 and Beaverl and Hobby Declared Forbidden.
This IRS column answers common tax questions from 1970s era guidance. It covers claiming dependents for students or young earners, filing requirements for dependents with income, choosing itemized deductions versus tables, obtaining Form 1040, child care expense limits, charitable contribution credits versus deductions, and the need for preparer signatures on returns. It references Publication 503 and IRS district offices for copies and details.
Publishers' Weekly current best sellers mix fiction and nonfiction. Notable fiction includes Jonathan Livingston Seagull, The Odessa File, Semi Tough, The Persian Boy, August 1914. Nonfiction features The Best and the Brightest, Dr Atkins Diet Revolution, Harry S Truman, Im OK You're OK, and The Joy of Sex.
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