Dear Ann Landers column on family dinner conflict
A reader asks how to handle a husband who wants dinner for two while the children eat in the kitchen. Ann advises feeding the kids in the dining room, and urging the husband to seek help to avoid a rift.
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Hints From Heloise Tips For Home Quick Fixes
A column of reader tips covers birdbath plastic wrap for easy cleaning coffee grounds to scour pans wadded newspaper for cleanup a ticking clock calms new puppies puzzle toast privacy via window cleaner spray privacy window tips toothpaste for heel marks and light kerosene or lighter fluid for stains picnic oil cloth reuse and a repurposed baby crib becomes toy storage in the basement with a fresh paint job
Be Shepherds Not Sheep Says Dr Crane at Beaver Falls
Dr George W Crane urges high school audiences to be shepherds not sheep and mocks stampede ads for tobacco and liquor. He notes most youths avoid praise and shows girls twice as likely to compliment speakers. He promotes an Introvert Extrovert Test and social psychology insights for popularity.
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Blackwood limits and the responder's override in bridge
In this bridge column, B J Becker discusses when the responder may override the captain in Blackwood sequences. A typical case shows North using Blackwood after South shows aces, then kings, and North bids six hearts. South should bid seven hearts to secure the grand slam if possible, and seek a new partner if the slam fails.
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Knit Slipovert with Cables Pattern for Year-Round Wear
An old advertisement offers a warm worsted knit slipover pattern with cables for variety. Sizes 34-36, 38-40, 42-44, priced 35 cents. extra 15 cents for first class mail. Mail to Laura Wheeler Middletown Ohio Journal Needlecraft Dept New York. Includes Quilt Book and Museum Quilt Book offers.
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Mexico Population Boom Then Fast Growth Preview
Mexico City area population was 16.3 million in 1930 and is now estimated at 41 million with a projection to reach 49 million by 1970, according to bank statisticians.
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Urbanization spreads as industrial nations grow cityward
Until about 1900 only one nation including Great Britain was urbanized. Now all industrial nations have mainly urban populations and the shift to city living shows no sign of slowing.
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