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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
6
A reader asks about a missing partner and a love worry while another woman challenges Abby with workplace etiquette. The column includes responses on relationship trust, privacy in the office, and dancing at a company party sparking discussions about fairness and personal dignity.
Mrs. Marjorie Mallow of Cambridge Avenue returns from Lexington, Kentucky where she attended the graduations of Jill Mallow from high school and Susan Mallow from Kentucky University. A granddaughter Jen nifer will be a university sophomore in fall. The Mallows are former Elyrians, children of Bill and Mrs. Mallow.
Worth quoting this week here are quotes from women. Roberta Flack on her TV special credits the trust in producers and directors. Edythe First of the Women’s City Club of New York links Women’s Liberation to government economy politics and society.
Handy hints cover household hacks from repurposing cardboard, foil, and vineg ar solution to clean carpets and polish metal. The piece includes quotes from Josephine Baker Nikki Giovanni and Maj Neon Nou alongside a note about music using responsive Greek shoes.
A reader questions televised teaching in schools asking its purpose beyond ordinary instruction. An expert replies TV brings experiences and experts to students expanding social studies and science. Televised lessons can enhance poetry and observation but cannot replace a teacher. For mixed eye dominance, practice and demonstration help coordinate left to right eye movement across text.
Help for home stitchers given covers button zip grip for children assistants. Use scraps of bias tape in harmonizing colors to trim towels aprons and cloths. Cut evenly and sew by hand. A 8-inch blade on scissors aids cutting. Machine stitch a half inch from edges to prevent raveling. Boil cold clothesline in soapy water before use. Pockets from discarded pants become dusting mitts. Use color matching or contrasting pop beads for bedroom curtain tiebacks.
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