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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1959
Page
3
The New Yorker satirist De Vries is praised for blending comedy with literary craft. His works include The Tunnel of Love Comfort Me with Apples and The Mackerel Plaza with new titles and stage adaptations under way.
A hometown readers forum advises parents to let elementary kids dress similarly to peers to avoid conflicts. It notes fashion spikes in teens, warns against constant quarrels over clothing, and says normal kids eventually develop good taste. A reader shares a 20 year marriage and four children anecdote.
A-century-old tale recalls weary French colonial soldiers discovering a cold beverage in the Algerian desert. They mixed sweetened coffee syrup with cold water, creating the first form of iced coffee during a march across the desert.
Dear Miss Vanderbilt offers practical tea bag handling tips for serving single cups or large pots. Advice covers draining the bag on the saucer, placing it out of sight, and using a small pot to keep the bag hidden. Also includes knife etiquette and a discussion of Mazagran iced coffee origins and quick iced coffee methods with coffee ice cubes and a recipe-style note on beverages and fruit drinks.
A reader laments a 15th anniversary with no gift from her husband while he remains perfect in other ways. Abby counsels gratitude for the loving marriage and dismisses the hurt as unworthy of a long, happy partnership. A second reader asks how to reclaim borrowed kitchenware without offense and Abby offers a tactful plan to return items.
A Culligan Water Softener promotes affordable access with a simple call FA 29824. The copy promises constant home softening benefits and urges readers to try the service to see how they managed without it.
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