Elizabeth Taylor Black Pearls Fragrance Delayed by Management Change
Elizabeth Arden suspends the 1995 launch of Black Pearls due to management changes and unresolved marketing issues. Taylor pressed for wider distribution, while Arden offers the scent to JC Penney and Sears and may relaunch later. Store pre-launch samples are already circulating locally, with uncertain timing for reintroduction.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Arden Co
Susan Arnot Heaney
Elizabeth Arden
Pye
Sandee Burns
Leggett Department Store
Francis Scott Key Mall
JC Penney
Frederick Towne
Ms. Heaney
Women’s Wear Daily
Miss Taylor
Arden
Sears
WWD
Sneaker Fit for Women: Eyelet Tricks to Ease Pain
Doctors note women need better fitting shoes as manufacturers copy men’s lasts. Advice covers choosing athletic shoes with many eyelets, using specific lacing patterns for narrow or wide feet, and preventing heel pain and forefoot tightness with dual lace strategies.
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Frey
Rocking chairs touted as wellness tool by Middletown therapist
Middletown massage therapist Jill Biller promotes rocking chairs as calming for adults and children. She links rocking to dopamine release and soleus muscle pumping to improve circulation, urging careful chair choice and regular movement to maintain health.
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Middletown
Jill Biller
Ms. Biller
David
Massage Associates
The
Potomac Massage Training Insitute
Beneaih
Janet Travell
M.D
Roger Smith
Chiropractic Wellness Center
Frederick
Biller
Color influences mood health and behavior study suggests
Scripps Howard News Service reports that color affects mood, health, and thinking. Red excites and raises heart rate, pink soothes, orange boosts appetite, yellow aids memory, green calms and aids self control, and blue relaxes, lowers vital signs, and can calm children in classrooms. The body responds to preferred colors as a form of feedback.
Fatigue in a fast paced society
Judith Newmark surveys modern fatigue as a mix of physical and psychological weariness driven by sleep loss, stress, caffeine, and overextended roles. Experts urge prioritizing rest and personal boundaries, especially for women, to prevent health decline and loss of quality of life.
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Richard Podell
New Jersey
Dennis Shea
St. Luke's Hospital
Chesterfield
Shea
Podell
Dallas
Kay Bellamy
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Susan Guynn
News-Post
Sneaker
Associated Press
Carol Carey
University of Southern California
News Post
Nicki Pisarra
Frederick Health Care Center
Sam Yu
Scripps Howard News Service
Judith Newmark
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Bellamy
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