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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1981

Page

6

Study Finds Husbands Underhelp With Household Chores

A Cornell study of 1400 families shows daily chores such as cooking cleaning and mending total more than 10000 yearly for a family of four. Women do most of the work even with outside jobs as social norms assign “women’s work” to them. Researchers Gauger and Walker note one shifting convention, yet unequal task division persists.

Louise Cook Associated Press Cornell University William H. Gauger Kathryn Walker Gauger Ms. Walker

Cornell Study Values Household Work by Dollar and Hours

Two researchers Gauger and Ms. Walker report that wives contribute the bulk of household work in both time and money, regardless of employment. Across families, husbands, teens, and younger children average under three hours daily, while wives average four hours or more. Nonworking wives in a four person, two-child family add about 10 000 dollars of annual work value versus 6 300 dollars when the wife works outside the home, with other contributors similar. The study notes labor-saving devices shift but do not reduce overall time, and offers a publication IB60 from Cornell Distribution Center for copies at 1 dollar.

Gauger Ms. Walker Cornell Cornell Distribution Center Research Park Ithaca N.Y Ann Landers Myob Kansas

Nutrition therapy for prostate health debunked

Consumer reports say no nutritional therapy affects the prostate. They advise against daily amounts of Vitamin B 6 nucleic acid pumpkin seeds zinc or bee pollen. Zinc is typically adequate from a normal diet unless animal protein intake is extremely low. Supplements offer little or no proven value and are not recommended.

Consumer Reports

Is 1001 free goodies a legitimate offer or a scam

Consumer Reports examines a 1.98 dollar offer promising 62 page booklets and year round free goodies with no obligations. Past experiences warn that free items often carry postage and handling costs, totaling about 102 dollars for 600 gifts, suggesting skepticism. The piece also weighs in on instant photos versus standard prints, noting long term stability differences and advising reprints for preservation.

Consumer Reports

New Directory Guides Consumers On Complaints And Helpers

A guide from the Credit Union National Association lists private and public complaint handlers, with names, addresses, and numbers. It covers appliances to televisions and includes a directory of consumer organizations. It outlines steps: contact first, put complaints in writing, include receipts, and propose a remedy.

Credit Union National Association Everybody’s Money Dept. CW Madison Wis N. Wacker Drive Chicago Ill Westpark Drive McLean Furniture Industry FICAP High Point N.C Action Line Robert Treller Publishers Clearing House Channel Drive Port Washington N.Y

Matchmakers drive this bachelor to panic

Dear Ann Landers advises that nagging matchmakers, though meddlesome, reflect care and may yield a future spouse. The column also addresses a wife’s noise from teeth grinding, suggesting bruxism and bite guards, and critiques a long letter about a dependent relative and priestly temptations with cautious, practical responses from Illinois Reader and Nashville Gnasher’s Wife.

Ann Landers Elmer Nashville Gnasher

Banana Nutmeg Weight Watchers Breakfast Shake

Morning pick up for weight watchers features a banana based shake. Blend 1 ripe banana 1 cup ice cold water 1 cup non fat dry milk powder with vanilla until smooth. Pour into glasses and top with nutmeg. Makes about 2 cups. Serve at once.

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