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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1971
Page
4
A college student asks about a nonvirgin girlfriend and marriage plans. The Chronicle-Telegram advises examining double standards in male and female sexual conduct, cites Kinsey and Packard surveys, and encourages reading Dr. Brothers’s and Dr. Spock’s related works.
Create the style by setting two inch rollers as shown. Use conditioner for shine and body to enhance the look. After brushing, section the top front layer, pull back to the crown, and form a bun while the rest falls in silky tendrils. By Filippo Rome. New book offers current hair fashions for 75 cents postpaid.
Readers ask about dress color matching with the mother of the bride and seating protocols for ushers and aisle seats. The column offers etiquette guidance on attire color differences, usher timing, and early arrival seating while noting cultural variations in wedding customs.
Fashion guidance on pairing legwear with fabrics to create mood. Stocking options vary by fabric: sheer colors and glitter for shiny fabrics, lace for matte jerseys, opaques for thick knits, and pale or dark neutrals for ultra thin fabrics.
An advertisement touts a new short cut and waving pattern that eliminates rollers pincurls and teasing. The method uses a damp comb for a fast brush and go finish and is promoted in Glamour and Cosmopolitan with complete Gut 10.
Higbee's Hairworks advertises shiny natural hairdos with skilled cuts and no teasing or stiffness. Services include shampoo and haircut with blower-dry for eight dollars, nine dollars for long hair, no appointment needed at Higbee Coutures Americane Salon in Midway Mali.
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