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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1970
Page
6
A reader asks why couples split by gender at parties and how to break the routine conversation. The reply suggests changing friends and engaging in civic or political activities for more stimulating talk.
Dear Abby advises Granny Goose to avoid wearing shorts if uncomfortable and to stay with dresses or slacks. She urges not to let a daughter push into shorts for age or image. The column also addresses widows and dinner etiquette asking for two for one social duties and invites readers to write for guidance.
Ruth Lillard of Sears Coffee House in Indio California wins the 1970 National Sandwich Idea Contest with a calorie conscious recipe titled The Loser. The sandwich uses pumpernickel bread butter mustard roast beef cottage cheese horseradish tomato and watercress with a brief note on a lighter lifestyle.
The article emphasizes foot hygiene to prevent infections, especially for diabetics. It advises daily washing with lukewarm soapy water, thorough drying, clean socks, loose footwear, and gentle foot massage. Soaking, washing, and pumice use help remove corns and calluses.
In Tulsa, Lewis and Clark Junior High will pilot a humanities course for seventh graders replacing a fed funded Destination Discovery class. The program aims to broaden student environment and foster creative and critical thinking through units on the school, Tulsa history and government, city culture, church architecture, tours and guest speakers.
The body requires iron to form hemoglobin the red blood pigment. A diet rich in iron includes meat eggs liver beans peas whole grains fortified cereals leafy greens and dark vegetables such as kale and spinach to avoid anemia.
At a one day GOP event in Lorain County, candidates urged women to engage in precinct level work, with Paul Matia Robin Turner and John Herbert stressing taxes safety and party outreach. Wanda Snyder presided and praised volunteers while noting candidate selections and state issues.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton E. Murray of Milan announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Marie Murray to Michael B. Tillinghast son of Mrs. Terry Tillinghast of Milan. Donna Marie is a Saline High School graduate who studied at Grand Rapids Baptist Bible College and works for University Microfilms. Michael Tillinghast, a Berlin Heights High School graduate, is a senior at the College and Seminary at Grand Rapids. The couple will wed on December 19.
A reader asks how to designate a woman on a business card when her gender status is unsure. The response notes a card must include a title such as Miss or Mrs to avoid embarrassment, and applies this to professional labels.
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