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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1963
Page
9
A collection of reader hints from Dear Heloise including using wire screening under floor grate covers to catch dust and prevent lost items, keeping cookies fresh with crushed sugar and cereal, removing stains with undiluted vinegar, and a mildew removal method for rubber bath mats using bleach ammonia and vinegar.
Dear Ann Landers column on a reader anger over a failed birthday gift from a boyfriend who knows her tastes in jewelry fur jackets and luggage. The note hints at financial expectations and a dispute about generosity and timing._name_entities_ and_ context_ reflect a personal advice column format.
A reader recounts a gift of two hamsters arriving in a cage and asks how to handle it. Ann Landers quips to return the creatures. A mother asks if a son should call more often. advice suggests letting him be and not forcing contact. A pediatrician complains about patients bringing many children to appointments and the strain on staff.
Members of the Garfield Garden Club displayed decorations and gifts for the program last evening. Mrs. Leswis Irwin hosted assisted by Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. R. H. Curby. Guests included Mrs. Willard Bass and others as slides from the fall flower show were viewed. Mrs. Arrows Higderliter became the new president.
A 1982 pattern offer for a waist cinch skirt in heavy fabrics appears with a satirical AP News feature predicting a future of automated homemaking. The piece mocks housework hopes as home economists discuss robotic drying, disposable closets, deodorizing ducts, and rainproof windows in Washington DC.
A practical etiquette tip advises filling water glasses to two thirds during dinner. This cautious guideline helps prevent spills and allows room for ice, conversation, and additional beverages.
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