Heloise style tips from readers for travel and home
A collection of reader hints from Heloise covering practical tricks for families. Suggestions include freezing damp washcloths for hot days, lighting charcoal with paper cartons, using steel dressmaker pins with a magnet, sewing straps with hair bands for swimsuits, a humorous note on children’s tears, and foil cups to catch pie spills.
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Voting Rights Act fuels black political gains in the South
The act extended for five years, boosting black political participation across seven states. Nearly 1 million added to registration, 407 blacks elected to public office, with Georgia leading state representation. Officials credit the act for reducing literacy barriers and enabling federal examiners, while critics call for stronger enforcement.
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