Dear Heloise on the go tips and a Camp Perry note
The column offers do it yourself tips for cooling baby bottles using a vacuum bottle and towels, a coffee can warmer, and a terry cloth scrubber idea. It also mentions margarine melting tricks and saving reports and photos. A note states the U S Army canceled the equal National Rifle and Pistol competition at Camp Perry Ohio in 1988.
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Heloise
Sceniry
U.S. Army
Camp Perry
Ohio
Do It Yourself Scrapbook Oriented Home Ideas
A reader suggests assembling a life scrapbook with heavy paper and loose leaf holes for future additions. On the first page write the child’s name and history, then birth records and reports, photos, certificates, poems, clippings, and greeting cards. Use tape or photo mounts to preserve items and keep the collection up to date for large families.
Dear Ann Landers letter on a chronic critic husband
A reader asks if a wife should tolerate her husband Fritz’s constant negativity. Ann Landers advises that negative talk harms children, suggesting the wife redirect conversations, praise constructive acts, and model positive values to counter cynicism. A second query asks whether two women can marry, cut off mid-question in the column.
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Ann Landers
Fritz
A.M.A
U.S
A.D.A
DAR
Legal view questions same sex marriage in 1960s letter
Ann Landers responds to a reader asking if two women could legally marry, insisting marriage is between opposite sexes and updating on societal norms. The column also notes a Vietnam going away party gift question and a Philippines coconut industry fact about workers and production.
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Teason
Gony
G.c.n.yir
Hawk
Births in December at St Marys and Waterbury Hospital
A series of birth notices lists Mary Ellen Barth daughter of Don ald J Barth Hackett St December 9 at St Marys Hospital. Debra Ann daughter of Lem uel Russo Coen St December 19 at St Marys Hospital. Michael Anthony son of Richard Smolkis Wooster St December 13 at St Marys Hospital. Avana Blanca Mayava daughter of Alfred Banton Rubber Ave December 18 at St Marys Hospital. Alton Lotts son of Robert Cronin Spencer St December 4 at Waterbury Hospital. Amanda Lee daughter of Thomas Bendlin Feldspar Ave Beacon Falls December 20 at Waterbury Hospital.
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Smolkis
Michael Anthony
Richeard Smolkis
Wooster St
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Red Cross reports 9100 members and WW2 updates
The Red Cross counts over 9100 members and notes Alguces ready by tomorrow while Naugatuck welcomes service members returning over the holidays. War news cites fighting in northern Italy with competing claims of gains by Trajans and Austro-Hungarians.
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The
Red Cross
Naugatuck
Italy
Church Street
United States Navy
United States
Naugatuck Chapter
American Red Cross
Almanac Snapshot of 1967 and Notable Events
The Almanac notes December 27 1967 as a Wednesday with moon phases and evening stars Venus Jupiter Maree Saturn. It recalls Radio City Music Hall opening in 1932, Manila bombing in 1941, Korea trusteeship plan in 1945, wheat sales to the Soviet Union in 1968, a Plutarch quote, and Ernest Poole’s His Family as the first American Pulitzer winner in 1917.
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United Press
Venus
Jupiter
Maree
Saturn
Larg
New York City
Radio City Music Hall
Manila
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Korea
Commerce-1ie
Plutarch
Ernest Poole
Jrbl Lehegt
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