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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
7
Ann Landers Replies A tangled tale of deception and advice
Readers send a chaotic mix of personal crises from infidelity to money gifts and identity fabrications. Ann Landers dispenses blunt guidance urging honesty, boundary setting, and practical steps while noting the harm in lies and urging transparency with partners and families.
Women in Trousers Spark Fashion Debate in Paris
AP fashion writer Jean Sprain Wilson outlines how trousers for women reflect male timidity, cites Norman Novell’s success with pants, and notes designers like Courreges Cardin Esterel Chanel Balenciaga embracing long pant styles in Paris. Sociologists argue trend challenges gender norms amid evolving labor roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Laver
Michigan State University
David Gottlieb
Charley Wallace makes decisive uppercut on bridge
Charles Wallace of Salisbury, M C, an aggressive bridge player, plays a bold defense and an uppercut after Charley doubled four spades. West delays a sacrifice in five clubs, but Wallace’s routine of overtaking the king of clubs and leading diamonds sets up the uppercut in trumps. South ruffs, but the third diamond leads to South’s doom and defeat for North-South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
Charles Wallace
Salisbury
M. C
Charley
North
West
West J
South
Danish Beer Soup and Return News From Johnston City
Danish beer soup recipe uses dark rye bread soaked overnight in water then boiled with bread, beer and sugar, topped with whipped cream. Returns: Mrs Jessie McFarland back from an eight day tour of the New York World’s Fair Washington DC and eastern states with her daughter-in-law and grandchildren. Visit: Mr and Mrs Ed Potter return to Indianapolis after visiting Aunt Mrs Flemon Chitwood in Johnston City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie McFarland
Johnston City
New York World's Fair
Washington D.C
Gene McFarland
Giney
Ed Potter
Indianapolis
Ind
Flemon Chitwood
Veal Kidneys in Cognac with Mustard and Parsley
Remove fat and membranes from kidneys and slice thin. Saute in butter until lightly browned. Add cognac and ignite, cooking until reduced by half. Transfer kidneys to a heated platter. Stir in mustard lemon juice and parsley, then reheat kidneys in sauce before serving.
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Ann Landers
Marlon Brandy
Tam
Ofline
Dames
Tear Ann Landers
American Legion Auxiliary
Donald Forsythe Unit Ltd
Carhendale
Hazel Trail
Anna M. Adams
Wemer
Iola Sill
Urphan
Heap
Rhodes
Martha Madison
Southern Hlingisan
New York
1. N.Y
Roberto
Gertrudes
Murphysboro
Marlene Dietrich
Jean Sprain Wilson
V. B. Huff
Southern
Illino
Emma Hough
Yves St. Laurent
London
Fashion Historia
James Laver
Spyrdoko
She Baer
Emba Mink Breedure Association Top Amered Tealemark
Kghlsogre
Zeigler
Jacoby
Norta
Wil
Ada
le Pass
Doble Pass
Mrs. Chitwood
Salurt
South University
Carbondale
Limpus
Zwick & Goldsm
Farah
Levi’s
Amart
Donmoor
Levi Jeans
Levi
Slacka
Farah & Levi's
Farah & Levi
Zwick & Goldsmith
Herrin & Carbondale
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