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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1955
Page
9
A homemaker weighs small changes vs drastic overhauls, urging thoughtful planning. Write down room activities to rebalance spaces, then budget and arrange furnishings to fit lifestyle. Involve family, reflect hobbies in decor, and draft floor plans with windows and doors marked.
A parade of Syracuse households report summer visits and trips. Mr and Mrs A W Morley and children Lydia and Judy hosted guests at Grenell Island. Gordon H Smith and family vacationing two weeks with his mother Mrs Lewis P Smith in Fayetteville. Henry P Thomas and family return from a five week Europe trip aboard the Queen Mary, staying at Grosvenor House London and George V Paris. Mrs J H Selater returns home to Pittsfield after visiting the Thomases’ children Rosemary and Timothy. Former Syracusans Dr and Mrs J W McElwain reside in Baldwin L I. Lawrence W Butler returns home after two weeks at The Mohawk on Fourth Lake. Mrs Garrett H Brown returns from two months across the British Isles with sister Mrs George R Roorbach. Howard Goonley and family return from a weeklong motor trip. Gertrude Foley, former Syracusan, now resides in Tudor City New York. George W Bresneman and family spend July August at their summer home on Cuyler Lake. Edward F Bendel and daughter Lucila Bendel return after days at Thousand Island Park. Abby Yre Re fman and Lipton will travel two months to the West Coast with visits to Coos Bay Oregon and Las Vegas. Mrs William P Strong attends a Congregational action institute in Framington Mass. John Wysocki and family plan to attend National Caterers and Stewards Convention in Seattle and visit relatives in Whittier California before returning.
A reader asks about money, taxes, and family support amid a strained marriage. The columnist says the husband is the family provider, the wife a private partner, and advises against protecting joint property from his wife, urges his daughter toward self reliance, and confirms the husband should mainly pay the bills with any help from the wife being marginal.
An ad touts ZONITE as essential for feminine hygiene and health, claiming it provides superior germicidal and deodorant protection for douching. It emphasizes safety, urges doctors if abnormal conditions exist, and urges immediate purchase.
Soft water greatly extends the life of synthetic garments and keeps whites bright. Fabrics washed with soft water and mild soap resist soap curd, preventing yellowing or graying. Whites maintain brilliance, especially when laundered separately from colored clothes.
Garments made from synthetic fibers stay bright because dirt washes off the fibers rather than being absorbed. A quick wash suffices, unlike natural fabrics such as cotton or linen where dirt is more difficult to remove.
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