Candle sales soar in the Seventies mood shift
The piece notes candle sales doubling in ten years and describes how candles, once a luxury, now set home ambience for many. Experts cite the era as Screwball Seventies with rising use of candles for mood and elegance, plus practical etiquette tips for wicks, storage, and lighting.
Ask Dr Brothers Son In College Jilted Mothers Fears Death
A mother worries her college son may harm himself after his steady girlfriend leaves him. She seeks Dr. Brothers' guidance, with Dr Dana Farnsworth of Harvard noting parents often fear the worst more than their children. The exchange highlights family dynamics and mental health concerns.
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Ambidextrous child questions handedness and student wellbeing
Advice discusses whether a four year old can be a righty or lefty and cautions against forcing hand preference. It covers spotting handedness with simple tasks, then shifts to college student mental health, urging parental support, recognizing signs of distress, and seeking professional help when suicide risk is suspected. It also suggests consulting a doctor and offers a Dr Joyce Brothers leaflet for further guidance.
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