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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
8
A 1965 column by Joyce Brothers urges couples to cherish daily joy. Hold family Bible readings, record memories, and plan joint projects. Avoid quarrels, resist keeping up with others, and support each other in public. Husbands receive flowers and small gifts. wives respond with warmth and consideration.
AP analysis marks VJ Day anniversary noting GNP tripling from 214 billion to about 660 billion and personal consumption leaping to 423 billion annually. Americans bought 113 million cars, appliances flood homes, and consumer credit rose to 78.7 billion while net worth reached 1.11 trillion amid rising incomes and credit trust.
A reader asks Dr Joyce Brothers how to revive a colorless marriage rooted in childrearing and routine. The response contrasts romantic attraction with enduring companionship, urging focus on shared goals, affection, and reengaging with partner bonds to restore happiness.
A reader notes the proper use of pronouns and common misuses. The column explains pronoun economy, mispronunciations, and spelling pitfalls, highlighting words like vast enormous and immense. It also defines PROTAGONIST as a leading participant or active figure in a drama or movement.
Portable models like the Lady Vanity free hands for chores and study. A home hair dryer speeds styling in summer, reducing time spent on rolling and giving a practical boost to busy schoolgirls with a floral bouffant hairstyle.
A lightweight bonnet with a feminine decorator design covers large rollers and includes a comfortable shoulder strap. The unit emphasizes effectiveness and mobility, advertised with a price of zero dollars.
The White House announced that over 100,000 students from low income families will receive federal work-study grants while attending college this fall. An allocation of more than $77.5 million is being distributed to 1,056 colleges and universities under the Economy Act.
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