Teen-agers Need Facts On Smoking Says Dr. Brown
Ann Landers shares Dr Florence A Brown’s advice to a 17 year old Oregon student. She urges delaying smoking until studies on chemical components of smoke bronchial tissue and lung effects are reviewed with adults who smoked 20 years. She suggests cost and risk comparison and fire-loss data.
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Ann Landers
Florence A. Brown
Marshfield
Ore
Brown
American College of Chest Surgeons of
Portland
Oregon Landers
Calling All Home Makers February Sale Emphasizes Flexible Rooms
The notice discusses rethinking room use beyond traditional purposes with ideas from decorators. It highlights adapting bedrooms and dining spaces into multifunction living areas and notes a February Furniture Sale with low prices.
Mushrooms and legal notices flood a 1968 page
The page mixes a cultural note on the word mushroom with legal notices from Butler County Ohio. It includes a divorce petition notice for Clarence McPheron and Beverly McPheron, an ordinance authorizing a Manchester Vail parking lot purchase, and the city commission actions dated January 1968.
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Clarence McPheron
Beverly McPheron
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Gran Joseph T. Kiep
Keren Raquet
Donald M. Gos
Manchester Vail
City’ Commission
Middletown
Manchester-Vail
Director of Finance
William W. Nham
Lillian Shumate
Heloise tips fabric glue for quick sewing fixes
Readers share practical uses from fabric glue for seams to hemming raincoats and avoiding pins. Instructions cover positioning while wet, reusing glue with heat, and freezing multiple small projects into minutes. Additional hints include hand care baths, thrifty leftovers, and simple stain touches.
Practical tips for household storage and cleaning
Reader notes suggest using heavy aluminum foil inner liners from cereal boxes as storage bags for freezer items. A tip recommends pumice stone to remove faucet marks from porcelain without scratches, described as easy and effective.
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Nancy W
Edna M. Bain
Extraordinary 1957 Masters hand ends with 1100 points loss
In the 1957 Masters Team of Four, two top teams faced an astonishing double one diamond contract. Both declarers went down 1100 points after a similar sequence, with North opening and South bidding diamonds. experts note passing may have avoided disaster.
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South
East
West
North
Dr Crane Explains Gambler Mindset and Its Dangers
In Chicago a wife outlines her husband Nate R s gambling ruin spurring a wariness of chasing quick riches. Dr Crane likens chronic gambling to a moral failing and urges religious upbringing, suggesting gamblers seek earned income over risky schemes and warning of social collapse from debt and divorce.
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Nate R
Dr. Crane
Nate
Alcoholics Anonymous
John Barleycorn
Chicago
Today in History Feb 5 1968 Highlights and Past Events
Today is February 5 1968 a Monday the 36th day of the year with 330 days remaining. Notable items include 1937 controversy over adding six Supreme Court justices and 1783 Sweden recognizing U S independence. Other entries cover 1790 lawyers admitted to the Supreme Court 1818 Bernadotte becoming King Charles XIV 1917 Mexico becoming a federated republic 1924 Wilson burial in D C 1946 Truman seizing 91 tugboat companies 1958 Nasser becoming president 1963 Kennedy mental health aid proposal and a 1967 anti Russian protest at Beijing airportзак
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Sweden
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte
Charles XIV
Norway
Mexico
Woodrow Wilson
Harry S. Truman
New York Harbor
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Peking
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Betty
Grace Weinstein
Ann Caretti
By B. Jay Becker
North Dealer
North East South West
Phone City Loan
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City Loan & Saving CO
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Gambler
Cincher
Batiste
Larg
Slimwear Shop
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