Polly Helps With Larger Slips And Stitched Sweaters
Polly readers share home sewing tips for expanding wardrobe pieces. A.P suggests using a slip cut to widen seams and fabric stretching for sweaters, with methods for knit types and possible backing bands. Anne laments renewal billing abuse, Polly notes subscription reminders confuse, Lilian recommends card-key screwdrivers, Stella advocates fabric inserts to widen pant legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P
Polly
Anne
Lilian
Stella
Exercise for weight loss and appendicitis questions
Dr. Lamb advises walking or jogging as a steady calorie burner and promotes a consistent program to lose fat. He explains that a mile and a half daily for a year uses calories equivalent to nine pounds of fat and notes benefits beyond weight loss.
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DR. Lamb
Reader
P.O. Box
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Lamb
Weekly Horoscope Snapshots for May 29 1975
Aries to Taurus lines encourage influence and progress in work and personal relations. Gemini gains creativity with a project while Cancer hints at profits through others. Leo urges bold, aligned action with a proactive cohort. Virgo seeks recognition for strong effort. Libra social impression boosts a significant connection. Capricorn promises brighter finances with focused effort.
Alaska Puzzle Answers Across and Down From a Quiet Page
A compact grid fills with common clues and regional terms. Across faces reveal baby bear and Eskimo canoe while down hints cover prepare food and unravel. The puzzle spans Alaska themed words including towns, plants, and names.
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MR. Botts
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Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
NEA Inc
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Sagittarius
Aquarius
By Bernice Bede Qyol
Neg Cochra
Sena
Alaska
Save
Alaskan
Psyche
Ital
Alaska City
Ida
Frank and
Ernest
Ar Sanson
By Bob Thaves
NEA Vnc
Bugs Bunny
By Heimdahl & Stoffel
Warne’ Bros Inc
Farnsworth
Eek & Meek
By Frank Hill
By Howie Schneider
Winthrop
Dick Covelli
Cindy
NEA Ic
Captain
Crooks & Lawrence
Deve
Museum
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