Dear Ann Landers column letters on smoking and fashion
A mother argues her 16 year old daughter should lose college for smoking and a reader asks about salesroom advice. Ann Landers counters with not tying education to smoking and urges parents to withdraw threats and discuss health, habit, and costs. She also responds to a reader about dress fittings and honesty with customers, advising straightforward handling of issues.
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Crossword Time Keeps Average Solving Pace
A 1967 King Features Syndicate puzzle note reports the crossword’s average solving time. The item lacks names or dates beyond the imprint and mentions nothing else of consequence.
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Ear Muffs For Go Go Girls
A Duke University hearing expert says earmuffs may help gogo dancers in loud discos. Burton King of Duke Medical Center warns workers in noisy jobs risk hearing loss and urges periodic hearing tests. He spoke at a Chapel Hill meeting of the Acoustical Society of America. Betsy Ross is noted in context.
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Bridge mechanical play may lead to poor results
East-West vulnerable in a hand where the endgame hinges on whether the spade king is overtaken. The article argues against a rigid mechanical overtake and explains how a prompt shift to clubs can avoid a club loser, highlighting clues from bidding and the dummy’s hearts.
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Brain Drain Playdown by President Declared Limited
New York AP report states the Jommeon administration believes the issue of brain drain has been downplayed. Details are sparse as officials outline policy responses and potential reforms to retain talent and attract skilled workers.
Fragmentary note on preserver items and objects
The text is severely garbled, referencing toe or cheese towel, rocks vertically to garage wall studs, te eid clothes props rode pipe em. No coherent event, person, or organization clear.
Misspelled Stamp Name Worth Plenty
A brief AP dispatch from Maseru Lesotho notes a misread stamp name could fetch high value at auction. The fragment suggests collectors seek clarity on branding and rarity impacting bids.
Hints From Heloise Practical Tips For Everyday Tips
Hints from Heloise shares simple kitchen and household tricks. Suggestions include using chicken broth to flavor instant rice and adding seasonings like celery salt or garlic powder. Readers offer ideas for organizing eyeglass cases and maintaining embroidery thread with plastic bottle labels.
Dr Crane on Drug Effects Auto-Suggested at Seminar
Dr George W Crane discusses how some drug effects may be misattributed to expectations. He cites a George Washington University graduate student recounting a party where a punch contained alcohol and morphine, leading to dangerous behavior and concern about addiction.
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