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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1983
Page
6
Q and A fashion column advises elasticized waist skirts and pants plus a versatile chemise dress. Suggests knits like turtlenecks, and transforming blouses into jackets for changing sizes. Recommends belting oversized tops, adding tucks, and smart accessorizing to feel confident while losing pounds.
The column highlights new mohair nylon blend yarns in a tweedy finish for a seamless neck down jacket in stockinette. Sizes run small to large with gauge four stitches per inch and color options including cinnamon unless otherwise requested. A reader shares a neat vertical buttonhole method using wrap around yarn and ribbing to avoid gaps, praising Geraldine Spaulding’s tips from Winston-Salem N.C.
A reader asks Abby if her past lesbian experiences affect her status as a virgin before marrying in June. The columnist advises counseling to learn more about sexuality and to delay disclosure until answers are clear. A second letter defends left-handed children with historical examples to counter a husband’s bias.
Dear Dan and Jonathan, readers letters from New Orleans and Arlington Heights share romance anxieties. Susan advises against hostility to women, suggests marriage as a remedy for Dan, and urges therapy and self understanding for Jonathan while encouraging open, nonjudgmental dialogue about relationships.
Instructions for submitting a wedding announcement to the Accent Dept. Readers must bring photos to the office within two weeks after the wedding, or the notice may run without a photo. Self addressed stamped envelopes are required for photo return, and photos are held for one week after publication.
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