Dear Ann Lands on Skinny Winner and Foot Fetish Theory
Dear Ann answers readers on personal issues from a pushy ex-husband to body image and a portrayal of shoe psychology. It includes advice about therapy, self worth, and how partners can influence weight, as well as guidance for an alcoholic seeking help and a request for a dating/physical limits column submission.
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Print designs reshape fashion with heat transfer printing
In Fair Lawn New Jersey AP reports heat transfer printing HTP is transforming fashion by letting producers make small runs quickly and cheaply. Ferracone Crompton Knowles says lines can hit stores in 10 days with vast design options from paisleys to scenic patterns, expanding choices for women and opening nonapparel uses. Congress and the President aren t talking they re yelling at one another.
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W.J. Ferracone
Ferracone
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Yves St. Laurent
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Congress
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Fern
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Mary Alice
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Staff to Photograph Special Events by Enterprise
Enterprise staff will shoot pictures of special events when advance appointments are made with editorial staff. Call 445-5475 with event purpose time and place. We cannot guarantee attendance, but we will try.
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Color and history of men's formal wear through eras
New York AP outlines a slide history from colonial elegance to modern variety. It notes Beau Brummel’s all black silk suit sparked black and white as proper formal attire, the rise of tails for riding, and the tuxedo’s emergence in the 1890s. It cites Griswold Lorillard and evolving etiquette from Eisenhower to Kennedy. The piece highlights current trends toward color, pastels, and coordinated wedding party attire. It ends with a brief War of 1812 context.
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America
American Formalwear Association
AFA
Beau Brummel
England
Brummel
Griswold Lorillard
Xedo
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Lorillard
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Dwight Eisenhower
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Living History Center Opens in Philadelphia Bicentennial City
Philadelphia unveils an $11.5 million Living History Center near Liberty Bell site featuring 16,000 square feet of multimedia exhibits. Highlights include Kaleidoscope Theater Birthday Machine The New World 64 screens and a seven story film American Years. A History toy playground and expandable exhibit space complete the complex planned by the Bicentennial planning agency.
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Ican Years
Francis Thompson
Johnson Wax
Polly's Pointers: Cleaning Tips and Pet Peeves Collected
A domestic column features paint stain removal for denim, toilet bowl cleaning with denture tablets, stubborn grocery cart jams, and advice on refunds. Readers share practical hacks and frugal fixes while Polly invites more tips for her popular column.
Fall fashion variety drives College Station trends
Margret Ann Vanderpoor ten, clothing specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, reports multiple fall fashion trends. Layered sporty looks, classics or thoroughbred style, natural casuals, and ethnic influences dominate. Fabrics include Terry cloth, corduroy, fleece, muslin, poplin, and shirting with synthetic naturals for easy care.
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College Station
Margret Ann Vanderpoorten
Miss Vanderpoorten
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
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