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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1972
Page
8
Lorain County Clerk of Courts employees switch from green dresses to navy blue four piece ensembles. Each worker bought two outfits costing nothing to taxpayers. The set includes sleeve less shell skirt slacks and blazer with gold buttons. Men also have blue blazers. The staff say the attire is practical washable stylish and identifies them as personnel.
Chicago report notes career apparel spreads through service industries including airlines banks and hotels. By 1980 an estimated 12 million workers in such fields will meet the public in career apparel, a term replacing uniforms. Howard A Wolfe of the Career Apparel Institute cites airline influence on this trend.
Harrisburg reports a kindergarten class edition titled Yummy Recipes. The Horace Mann School group, guided by Mrs Sue Campbell and Mrs Susan Howton, shares simple dishes like brownies pizza chili and eggs with playful, kid friendly instructions.
Chicago reports emphasize water conservation measures and the potential market for career apparel. Savings are cited from a shower leak and faucet drip, while major firms forecast large demand for durable, wrinkle-free workwear for white-collar staff.
The article traces adoption from ancient practices focused on male lineage to its 20th century rise as a child welfare tool. It notes first statutes in Massachusetts, New Zealand 1895, Canada 1896, France 1923, and England 1926, with WWI homelessness shaping attitudes and expanding acceptance including girls.
A simple practice device uses a magnet and steel ball mounted near the driver shaft to emit a click as wrists break during the downswing. Centrifugal force drives the ball to the cylinder end, signaling if timing is early late or correct. Three ball sizes suit different heights and torques for solo practice.
Taliesin Associated Architects of Scottsdale built an 80 room palace near Teheran for Princess Shams Pahlavi at the Shah’s request. The design blends Persian tradition with modern methods, featuring central gardens, translucent domes, curved ramps, glass and light materials, and interior fittings from silverware to table service.
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