Ann Landers Advice Column Letters on Marriage and Service
A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers covers marriage woes with a mama's boy, military enlistment rules for felons, publishing letters, and borrowing a handkerchief at funerals or weddings. Readers discuss personal struggles, societal expectations, and moral judgments.
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Ann Landers
Mulberry Point
Disgusted
Miss Waterworks
Miss W
Chinese style meatballs with chestnuts and soy sauce
For Chinese type meatballs add coarsely chopped drained water chestnuts and season with soy sauce instead of salt. Soy sauce strength varies so season to taste based on the variety used.
Busy Women Make Bean Bags for Nursing Home Therapy
The Carbondale National Secretaries Association chapter held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Harlan Beem’s home. Members stitched bean bags to benefit area nursing homes and therapy programs already funded by the group.
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Carbondale
National Secretaries Association
Harlan Beem
Taylor Dr
Illinois Merit Tests Open for Various Business and Science Posts
The Illinois Department of Personnel announces merit tests for positions including administrative assistant in business and economic development, assistant chief savings and loan appraiser, child care worker, clinical laboratory supervisor, contributions analyst, fish conservation agent, and juvenile research sociologists. Apply by Dec 31 at 508 Centennial Building, Springfield.
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Illinois Department of Personnel
Department
Centennial Building
Springfield
Advice on mixing cake batter to avoid tunnels
When adding dry ingredients to batter use low speed on your mixer to prevent overheating. Overheating can create tunnels in the finished cake and affect texture.
Ruth Millett Contemplates Mechanized Household Life
In a predicted future of heavy machine use and computerization a UC psychologist argues American men may face unwanted leisure. He cites housewives as a cautionary example noting boredom neurotic behavior and other issues from overreliance on labor-saving devices.
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Ruth Millett
University of California
Soldier from Golconda serves in Korea with 7th Infantry
Army Spec. 4 Howard L. Crabb of Golconda is serving in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division which recently completed a five day field training exercise. The 19 year old is a 1964 graduate of Rossclare Community High School and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crabb Rt. 4 Golconda.
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Army
Howard L. Crabb
Golconda
Korea
7Th Infantry Division
Rossclare Community High School
Howard Crabb
Rt. 4
Crisscross squeeze wins Masters' Pairs tale
Oswald and Jim Jacoby recount Nate Silverstein of Memphis delivering a crisscross squeeze to win the Masters Pairs in Montgomery. Nate as declarer at six diamonds, Jim as bidder, with precise Blackwood and lead sequences. The play hinges on a guarded club king and dummy’s trumps run to secure the final tricks.
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Oswald
Nate Silverstein
Memphis
Montgomery
Jim
West
Nate
East
Dummy
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