Wrong reasons for picking mates and dating do's
Dear readers debate love by computer and the ethics of matched marriages. Ann Landers weighs in with cautions about beauty, race, religion, and shared goals as predictors of lasting unions, citing a Kewanee case and a divorced mother seeking satisfaction through legal channels. She advises consulting a lawyer for enforcement actions and offers a dating guide through a mailed booklet.
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Ann Landers
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
In New York Special report, science introduces Bio-Dyne as a new healing substance found to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows shrinkage and thorough improvement, with patients noting piles are no longer a problem. Preparation H, available as suppository or ointment, is now at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Not What You Weigh But How Much Extra
Ida Jean Rain discusses fat distribution differences between genders and outlines a weight control approach focusing on excess fat, abdominal girth, and proper muscle bracing. The piece explains the ruler test, overeating risks, and a basic method to restore abdominal tone while noting variations by bone frame and height.
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Ida Jean Rain
Ida Jean Kain
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Hints From Heloise Collars and Clever Home Tips
Dear readers share quick fixes from Heloise puzzles about turning unusual shirt collars with stays, replacing worn collars, and avoiding costly repairs. Other tips include organizing shoe box lids with adhesive backing and using old business cards to label shoes for storage and freshness.
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Heloise
Analyze Your Habits Do Not Overthink Performance
Dr Crane argues against overanalyzing habitual actions in sports and performance. He cites Jim Hirschman now a Florida heart specialist formerly Navy Pistol Team member and warns that focusing on technique can disrupt smooth action. Hypnosis is said to heighten concentration by blocking minor distractions.
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Jim Hirschman
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Army awards $3 million helicopter parts contract
ST LOUIS AP The Army Aviation Materiel Command awarded a 3 million dollar contract for helicopter parts to Chandler Evans Inc of West Hartford Connecticut.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Army Aviation Materiel Command
Chandler Evans, Inc
West Hartford
Conn
Starch and Iron Remove Grease Stains from Cotton
Jean Steen explains a quick method to remove grease spots from cotton blouses by rubbing in dry powdered starch then pressing with a hot iron. After ironing, brush with a dry cloth and the stain disappears.
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Jean Steen
Bright stripe idea for cyclist safety proposed
A reader suggests painting two white and one red stripe on a motorcycle coat to increase visibility. The idea could help drivers notice riders day and night and could be adapted with glow tape. The suggestion extends to children on bicycles and people on motor scooters.
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Nancy C
Harvard expert links overeating to hunger in men
Dr. Jean Mayer of the Harvard School of Public Health says overweight men feel hungrier after a new mouthful of food, prompting more eating, while women tend to control their weight better. He suggests balancing intake and activity rather than extremes.
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Jean Mayer
Harvard School of PublicHealth
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