Guest House for Grandchildren Eases Busy Households
A Chicago couple, Mr. and Mrs. William Zoern, created a compact upstairs guest quarters to host grandchildren and visiting relatives. The space sleeps six in two small bedrooms with a kitchenette corner, compact storage, and clever reuse of secondhand items to reduce congestion during family visits.
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Dress Curves Match Yours
Alicia Hari Ner discusses dress flaws and style fixes for an emaciated look presenting in a shirt waist dress and slender sandals. She critiques the outfit's lack of flattering lines and suggests ankle straps, sturdier heels, and longer skirts to improve appearance and balance.
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Letter Writing Best Way To Tie Family Together
A guidance note argues that family bonds endure when members keep in regular letters. It contrasts two paths, urging readers to dedicate about fifteen minutes to write newsy letters, suggesting an hour weekly to maintain family ties across distances.
Delicious Gingerbread Topping Idea
Soften cream cheese and beat with a splash of milk and confectioners sugar to taste. Fold in grated orange zest for a zesty sweet topping.
Fashion Advice to Flatter a Slender Figure
The text guides choosing fabrics like satin tweed to add pounds and lengthen sleeves to cover wrists. It recommends a just-below-elbow sleeve for daywear and a lantern sleeve for evening, with rounded necklines, appliques, and ruffles to create the illusion of a shapely figure.
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