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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
16
A humor piece by Erma Bombeck advising youngsters on when to call their working mother for emergencies and when to handle situations themselves. It offers practical guidelines and humorous scenarios about injuries chores and household mischief.
The National Footwear Institute advises rotating your shoes and taking a break from wearing the same pair. This practice is said to extend shoe life and support foot health.
When making spice cake, add a pinch of pepper to bring out the spices. The pepper enhances warmth and depth, elevating the overall flavor profile of the dessert.
A historical quotation attributed to James Otis from 1769 condemns taxation without representation as tyranny. The remark is tied to debates surrounding colonial rights and governance.
Septieme Society installed officers for the coming year at a May 27 banquet at Highland Park Country Club. New officers include Mrs. John Weaver president and Mrs. Garland Webb vice president, with other posts filled by Mrs. Don Johnston secretary and Mrs. Frank Jenkins treasurer.
Michel Kazan endorses the frizzle for summer hair with short cuts and a firm perm on big rods. A triangle cut helps curls settle after drying, no set or blow dry required. The style suits all ages, plus tips on sun protection and rinsing after swimming.
To brown marshmallows without fuss heat marshmallow creme sundae topping in the oven. Loosen the jar lid and warm it until ready to serve then drizzle over candied sweet potatoes for finish.
The famed aphorism by Benjamin Franklin from 1789 asserts that only two things are certain in life: death and taxes. It reflects Enlightenment confidence in civic duties, governance, and economic structure of the era.
Marble stands as a prized material for interiors due to beauty and durability. However contact with certain foods and liquids can mark its surface, similar to fine wood and requires proper care to preserve appearance.
Mrs Frank Jenkins Mrs Fred die Hamel and Mrs Jay Warden were among attendees at a neighborhood tea with Mrs McIntosh winning the door prize. Others present included Mrs Adair Mrs Baxter Mrs Billings Mrs Gail Brashier Mrs Pat Conley and many more.
Fiber, though not a nutrient, may be crucial for digestion. Medical focus highlights vegetables and fruits as prime dietary fiber sources, second only to bran from cereals.
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