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In a airline chat, Dr William G Crook recalls a dentist urging fewer sweets for children and more brushing. He warns measles can cause brain effects, stressing that a single measles vaccination per child aged one or older can prevent brain injury and encephalitis.
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Stylish pattern for mature women dress and jacket set
Creative Woman Fashioned for the mature woman offers a versatile dress and jacket with seaming to flatter. Pattern No. 8284 Patt-O-Rama sizes 36 to 52, bust 38 to 54. Includes dress 344 yards of 45 inch fabric and jacket 24 yards. Send coins and 15c mail fee to Sue Burnett, The Troy Record, 1150 Ave. of Americas, New York NY 10036. Include name address zip, style number and size.
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Beauty Tip from the Stars Sea Breeze use and makeup benefits
Stars of TV, screen and stage sponge faces with Sea Breeze antiseptic before makeup. It melts oil and grime from pores and helps remove germs. Sea Breeze cools and soothes, ensuring makeup goes on smoothly. Available at drug counters for 50 cents in the Fall Winter 1967 Basic Fashion issue.
Hosiery Kicks Up Heels
New York reports that hosiery designers are elevating legs with varied underpinnings. Fabrics range from sheer to neon with asymmetrical cutups and mini stockings, offering bold, yet demure, styles for day and night wear.
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The Same Way in an SIE Won't Talk
A mother worries about her 15 year old Anne as she becomes more reticent. Mrs. Rogers recalls her own teen years and notes growing up often brings independence and privacy. The piece urges patience and avoids assuming trouble, stressing that silence can signal personal growth rather than problems.
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Teen Forum Talker: Boyfriend Talks to Everyone
A teen asks how to handle a boyfriend who chats with her mother for over 30 minutes before picking her up, leaving her waiting. She seeks advice on setting boundaries and managing time with family and partner.
How to handle awkward dates and figure worries
A confused reader seeks dating advice from Houston and Spokane columns. The response urges talking with her mother, then offers three steps: continue diet and exercise, choose flattering clothing like dark colors and A-line skirts, belts high on the waist, and finally shift focus to other good traits to minimize hip concerns.
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Designers Spring Fur Surprises
Designers unveil bold fur looks with panther seal hair mink tweeds and leopard patterns. Paco Rabanne uses brass nails and leather to shape coats while Betty Yakova adds mink trimmed swakara outfits. Brass and leather accents create a dash of edge on white saga mink and Brazilian otter coats with dramatic collars and buttons.
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This Day in History Highlights for December 19
United Press International notes key historical events on December 19. In 1777 Washington began winter encampment at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. In 1924 William Green elected AFL president to succeed Samuel Gompers. In 1950 Eisenhower named NORAD commander. In 1965 Charles de Gaulle won a second term with 35 percent in a run-off. A Thought For the Day quotes Woodrow Wilson on American idealism.
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Acne afflicts many youths know how to care for it
New York youth acne guidance explains the condition as clogged infected pores causing visible blemishes and possible scarring. It notes pimples peak between ages 12 and 22 and that oil glands drive outbreaks on common areas like the face while palms show dampness rather than oil.
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Santa and acne outtakes in a curious Sunday page
The column mixes a nostalgic defense of Santa Claus with a modern critique of consumerism, arguing belief endures in part through parental generosity and tradition. It then shifts to practical acne care, warning against overcleansing, picking, and improper cosmetics, urging professional medical advice.
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