Pattern department ad prompts restore speech and details
A noisy OCR fragment from The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept lists address and style cues. It instructs printing plainly NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER while noting prices like fifty cents and references to patterns, patterns restoration, and a New York location.
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Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
Ottawa Girl Visits Our Sister City
The Mary Lue Group of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. Ralph Armstrong’s home. They planned a Cedar House Nursing Home birthday party and shared devotions by Nellie March. Margaret Ann Williams sails for Europe September 8, 1965, to Grenoble, France, then travels 16 countries before heading to Oxelusund, Sweden, sister city of Ottawa.
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Mary Lue
Wuanita Reed
First Christian Church
Ralph Armstrong
Harry Johnson
Cedar House Nuresing
Nellie March
al Williams
Europe
Maregaret Ann Williams
University of
Evans Eugene Evans Born to Mr and Mrs Evan Evans
Social notes announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Evan Evans of Lebo at Emporia today. The infant Evan Eugene Evans weighed pounds at birth and has two sisters Connie 11 and Crystal 9. The mother is Patricia Payne of Ottawa, with grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Payne of 1031 N Cedar and Mr and Mrs Howard Evans of Lebo.
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Evan Lvans
Lebo
Emporia
Evan Eugene Evans
Connie
Crystal
Evans
Bastricia Payne
Ottawa
W.C. Payne
Cedar
Howard Evans
Fashion Writers See Stylish Night Flings
New York reports fashion writers observing semiannual previews by top designers. Nightwear features go over the knee sheer cages, jeweled gowns, and floor sweeping silhouettes. daywear leans to coat dresses, epaulets, and fur trims. Pants rise in popularity with culottes knickers bell bottoms and silk sets. Designers show mink sable and fox furs with high fashion necklines and edge concealment.
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New York
East Eight
America
Kort Knox
Wite
Norman Nurell
Count Sarmi
Jean Louis
Norell
Family births listed with names and weights across multiple dates
A series of birth announcements dated June 30 to July 11 naming parents and newborns such as Phyllis Margaret Espinosa Darren Wade Johnson Andres Js Hanes Victor John Wilkerson Steven James Bauman Rodney Ray Stottlemire Betty Lou Flory Stephanie Lorraine Garecia Steven James Dickey David Ryan Kile. Each entry lists birth date, location, and birth weight. Also a recipe note describes creamed eggs with drained artichoke hearts as a lunch idea.
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Phillip Pedro Esepinson
Lincoln
Phyllis Margaret Espinosa
Kenneth Ray Johnson
Rantoul
Darren Wade Johnson
Lyle Andrew Hanes
Willow
Andres Js Hanes
Joli Newton Wilkere
Pomona Rfd
Victor John Wilkerson
Jamies Clarence Bateman
Scranton
Steven James Bauman
Donald Ray Stottlesmire
Rodney Ray Stottlemire
Donald Eugene Flory
Overbrook
Betty Lou Flory
Mereynldo B. Garecia
Mulberry
Stephanie Lorraine Garecia
Howard Allen Dickey
S. Poplar
Steven James Dickey
David Glenn Kile
Otetawa
David Ryan Kile
Super-Duper Wig Care Tip From Dear Heloise
A wig storage method suggests placing a wig block on a plumber's tool and securing it with a suction cup for shelf or closet use. Advice notes keep rollers in until wear time, and to protect a set wig indoors by tying a thin plastic bag over the top once dried to exclude moisture.
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Heloise
Shane
Jancy
Gladys LeFebvre
Hints and home tips from readers on everyday fixes
A collection of reader hints covers kitchen tricks with cheese and potatoes, wig styling with a plumber's friend, quiet play for children using pipe cleaners, using bread bags for diaper disposal, back-washers from nylon stockings, and preserving flowers and wooden bowls. It also includes advice on walnut oil for whitening wooden bowls and avoiding sticky residues by delaying dressing.
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Lucile Saltvick
Meat and fruit outlook from USDA mentions higher summer supplies
USDA food outlook indicates summer red meat supplies will be larger than a year earlier with beef possibly firming late in the third quarter and pork and lamb easing seasonally. Fruit output is broadly good with peaches, pears, sweet cherries, and nectarines above last year, while apples and some stone fruits fall.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Turkey
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