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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1985
Page
17
A letter responding to a warning against unscrupulous real estate agents. The writer defends realtors as diligent, describing thorough inspections and specialist checks. Cites widespread support from readers and urges against painting all agents with the same brush. A separate note shares a teenager’s emotional impact of a hostile mother and a lack of open dialogue in family life.
The column shares how intergenerational resentment shapes parenting and notes marijuana’s addictive potential especially for teens. It urges recognizing a mother as a victim of her mother and stresses counseling and awareness to prevent passing hurt to children.
Public health notice explains ticks bite silently and carry RMSF and Lyme disease risk. RMSF cases cluster along the Eastern seaboard but awareness is needed for rural area residents, hikers, and campers. Emphasizes routine body checks, especially scalp and neck, and careful tick removal to avoid leaving parts behind.
Practical guidance on removing ticks safely and reducing bites. Advice covers petroleum jelly, peanut butter, gentle pressure, flipping, heat, and avoiding flames. Post removal cleansing, hand washing, and physician consultation for fever or rash. Preventive steps include snug clothing, tucking pants, and regular checks.
MANKATO Minnesota AP A farmer Budde started Rural Singles of America offering two editions listing rural singles for 20 dollars with ads showing personal details and contact info. The service now lists 150 singles across regions, citing gender imbalances and demand among rural people seeking companionship.
An AP report notes rising divorce rates and evolving family structures push greeting card makers to expand offerings. Marianne McDermott of the Greeting Card Association cites more cards for second marriages single parents and step-parents especially for Mother’s and Father’s days. Business cards lines for promotions vacations and client relations also grow as firms seek personal yet professional messages.
Modern greeting cards reflect shifting social norms and risqué humor. SIUC bookstore staff note changes appeal to career women and college audiences. Hallmark, Recycled Paper, and local shops report more humorous and explicit designs, with blank cards growing in popularity for personal messages.
A Cosmo article argues stepfamilies may become dominant in America while new stepmothers face jealousy and loyalty conflicts. Psychologists warn children resist ties to the ex-spouse, and a supportive husband aids adjustment. stepmothers gain rights and potential rewards in half-owned households.
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