Modern Woman Toils More Hours Than Her Ancestors
New York based study in Journal of Home Economics led by Dr. Kathryn E. Walker at Cornell finds employed women average 66 to 75 hours per week of combined job and household duties, while nonemployed homemakers average 5 to 12 hours daily. The piece notes increased household goals and affluence drive more work despite modern devices.
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New York
UPI
Kathryn E. Walker
Cornell University
Walker
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH across and down clues filled with entries and a cryptoquote line at the end showing a quoted aphorism about free will and love and hate. The page lists numbered across and down hints, a 1915 headline reference, and a puzzle solution target.
Widow seeks refunds after failed computer dating four month wait
A 58 year old widow describes paying $398 to a computer dating service that guaranteed two dates a month with matching men. She reports none of the matches were presentable or suitable and after four months asked for recourse.
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Abby
Dear Abby Advice and Reader Questions on Dating
A reader asks if dating services scam people and Abby advises cautious use, suggests meeting in trusted, non dating settings, and notes good reports exist. In another letter a 17 year old virgin asks about Navy recruitment and relationships. Abby counsels patience and warns against rushing into drama with an immature partner.
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Been
Friday Night TV Schedule Highlights and Movies
TV lineup features Sunshine at 8 11 with Christina Raines and Meg Foster then Pendulum at 11 30 with Charles McGraw and Jean Seberg. Evening films include House of Frankenstein Murder at the Vanities and more as the network slate shifts to news and game shows.
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Sunshine
Christina Raines
Meg Foster
Charles McGraw
Jean Seberght
Doris Day
Robert Morse
Boris Karloff
Lon Channey
Saturday morning TV schedule overview
The list outlines a dense Saturday schedule from 5:30 AM to 5:30 PM featuring cartoons, classic shows, and sports programming. Notable items include Bugs Bunny, Popeye, Star Trek, Goober and the Ghost Chasers, Gilligan era cartoons, live action series, and sports specials across multiple channels and time slots.
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Flintstones
Herald of Truth
Lidsville
Bugs Bunny
Private Eye
Serpent Mound and Indian Trails of Firelands Described
Henry Timman recounts early Firelands history. He details Moundbuilder earthworks, Serpent Mound Fort Ancient remains, and Norwalk Ridgefield areas. Notes Moravian and Wyandot presence, sugar camps near Wakeman, and travel routes along Main Street toward Milan.
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Henry Timman
Firelands
Berlin Township
Margaretta
Vermilion
Huron
Milan
Ridgefield
Norwalk
New Haven
Norwich
Milan Township
West End
Underhill Farm
Isaac Underhill
Huron River
Norwalk Creek
Cole Creek
Peru Creek
Main Street
Wakeman Township
Upper Sandusky
Vermilion River
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