Homemaker warns against overeating at dinner
Ida Jean Kain laments weight gain from one decent meal daily. She notes binge dinners despite fasting all day and cites lack of exercise. A dietitian says three moderate meals with no overeating better controls weight than constant dieting.
Dear Ann Landers letters on leadership and freckles
A reader questions if leaders are emotionally stable and compares smoking to a pacifier. Ann Landers explains leadership variance, cites historical figures, and dispenses a skeptical view of idealized adult behavior. The column also defends freckles, praises natural looks, and rebukes cosmetic changes.
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Ann Landers
Winston Churchill
Douglas MacArthur
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Richmond
Hints From Heloise Briquets Ready On Any Occasion
Hints from Heloise cover briquet prep to picnic fires using layered old newspapers and starter fluid in two sizes. Also tips on staggering bulb plantings and a nylon net for tile cleaning with new bathroom shine. Readers share odd trick and budget tips for home use.
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Hazel Lamphere
Busy homemaker adopts two-brush routine for hair
A homemaker with six children explains using two brushes to reach a daily goal of 50 strokes. She finds the rhythm helps cut time and reduce arm fatigue compared with brushing with a single brush for a long period.
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Jo. B
Cinnamon Toast Spice Guide
A brief home tip on keeping a cinnamon sugar mix ready for buttered toast. Proportions suggest one cup sugar to one tablespoon cinnamon for a sweet spicy sprinkle.
Declarer Finds Success Through Mandatory Finesse in Six Hearts
In a six heart contract South faces a spade lead and must imagine defenders' layouts. He cashes top hearts then top diamonds, decides to finesse with the Q as the key move, and executes a final spade ruff to make the slam with only one club loser. If diamonds split 3-3 the slam fails, making the finesse essential.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Beauty fails to win, inner charm wins husbands
Dr George W Crane counsels Molly T a 20 year old coed who feels plain and inferior that beauty is only skin deep and success lies in charm. He urges imitating successful peers and making a man feel important with compliments while maintaining a cheerful smile. A follow up booklet offer is included.
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Ann Landers
Molly T
Dr. Cane
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Molly
New England
Jenny Lind
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