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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
7
Readers debate attire and marriage timing, noting undershirt etiquette for women at work and the social implications. The column counters judgmental views, while also sharing a behavior tale about a troubled family and a guardian’s regret, ending with a call to stand firm in difficult choices.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a duplicate hand where South declarer used aggressive lines in spades and clubs. He notes the best players rely on percentage plays, while outright finesse mistakes cost tricks. The author advises readers to avoid certain risky lines and trust solid, high-percentage strategy.
Lake Superior, the most north west of the five Great Lakes, is the largest body of fresh water by surface area in the world.
A vintage pattern description by Herbert Sondheim outlines a summer sheath with a front panel yoke cut in one piece and lapped side seams. It suggests fabrics from linen to novelty cottons and offers yardage and ordering details for Pattern 1317 from Spadea. Mature spiny lobsters resemble northern lobsters but lack giant claws.
A Ruth Millett piece argues wives should not expect husbands to share all housework. It cites reader letters suggesting many families show husbands assisting sporadically yet still prioritize career and study. The column explores tensions over tasks, finances, and time spent on home duties.
Gary Goforth receives the Anna Jonesboro Woman's Club scholarship to attend the Du Quoin Music Camp this summer. Selection came from the Anna Jonesboro Community High School band members. Wheat germ tip included as a recipe note.
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