Man to Man Love Tips From a Playmate Interview
In a column with Lisa Baker, Playmate of the Month and Year, the writer offers light hearted man to man advice on keeping a partner happy at home. Suggestions include planning surprises, cooking, and engaging in shared activities like poker or bridge to sustain romance and mutual appreciation.
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New York
Lisa Baker
Lisa
Playboy Club
Broken Bow
Okla
West
California
Bridge
Pearls Always Have Preference in Seasonal Jewelry
Jewelry fashions spotlight pearls this season with real and imitation stones. Pearls in pins, leaf shapes, earrings, and necklaces in single to triple strands dominate. Young girls favor tiny stud pearl earrings, especially pierced ears. Best place to buy fine pearls is an established jewelry store.
Creative Woman Wardrobe Pattern No 1326 from Troy Record
Mature woman wardrobe design features a flared silhouette with a V neck and bow accent. Pattern No 1326 measures sizes 34 to 48 with bust 36 to 50, requires 5 yards of 39 inch fabric. Include 50 cents and 15 cents postage with order to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York.
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Sue Burnett
Troy Record
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Basic Fashion
The Family Scrapbook Finger Foods For Toddlers
The old saying that fingers come before forks applies to young children. Allowing finger foods like carrot sticks celery pieces peeled apples raisins and mild cheese helps reduce mealtime friction and supports social dining skills. It does not delay learning to use knife fork and spoon and can ease parental stress.
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Junior
Room Dividers Resemble Stained Glass
New washable styrene panels form room dividers that resemble stained glass in a grape leaf pattern. Panels attach to tension poles for stability and come in amber or green, 23 by 24 inches each. Galway Inc offers brass tapered or Corinthian column versions for privacy, alcoves, or entryways.
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New York
UPI
Galway Inc
Loops for Garment Keeps Blouse Tucked In
A sewing method to prevent garments from parting. Sew matching loops on shirts and on skirts or trousers so a single belt or shelt can pass through both sets, holding up the skirt or trousers while keeping the blouse tucked in.
Pressure Cooker Restores Used Yarn Tips
A home technique describes unraveling knitted fabric then winding wool into half ounce balls. Place in a pressure cooker with water, bring to pressure and cook one minute. After removing, wrinkles vanish and wool becomes fluffy and soft though slightly damp, drying in minutes.
Splicing Yarn to Prevent Knots in Knitting
Instructions describe joining yarn by threading a needle and sewing ends for several inches with matching thread. Twist gently and pull through until ends disappear, leaving no visible knot. This technique keeps knitting smooth and uninterrupted.
Threading Guide For Bobbin Refilling On Sewing Machine
Before winding the thread on the bobbin draw three inches of thread through a colored crayon to contrast with the thread. The colored portion signals the bobbin is ready for refiling and proper winding.
Worn Kitchen Rugs Given New Life
A simple home project restores frayed kitchen rugs by trimming the ends and crocheting a cotton yarn border to renew their appearance and extend usability.
Histoplasmosis Found Behind Lung Spots in Healthy Children
In the 1940s Dr. Amos Christie and Dr. J. C. Petersen linked calcium lung spots in many Tennessee children to histoplasmosis, a fungus causing no illness despite active X rays and negative tuberculin tests. The note suggests asking a physician to contact Dr Christie for answers.
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Amos Christie
California
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Department of Pediatrics
Christie
Tennessee
United States
J. C. Petersen
Teen Forum on Self Esteem and Social Snubs in Tulsa
A reader from Tulsa asks how to join popular circles amid feeling left out due to weight and jealousy. The columnist advises focusing on natural charm, friendliness, and selfconfidence, noting popularity reflects attitude more than appearance and urging steady personal progress into 1968.
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Tam
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Men Achievements Challenge Female Supremacy Rising Roles
The year shows modest gains by men in nursing access across hospital wards and a Newark preschool role, plus a Kansas City ceremony for the NSA where both sexes share a milestone. A New York committee considers alimony parity, and men face fashion gatekeeping by headwaiters as miniskirts and pantsuits become visible.
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Newark
N.J
Kansas City
National Secretaries Association
C. J. (Bucky) Helmer Jr
Binghamton, N.Y
NSA
Bucket Helmer
Lenore
Bucky
New York
Reading habit formed by second year child
Louisville AP report quotes Mrs Lesley Frost Ballantine daughter of Robert Frost urging parents to read aloud from infancy and continue family reading to foster a love of books. She recalls fond memories of evenings by the fire in New Hampshire with her parents reading.
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Louisville
Lesley Lrost Ballantine
Robert Frost
New Hampshire
Snap Mittens To Keep Children From Losing One
A simple sewing idea helps keep track of mittens by attaching half a dress snap to each glove. When the mittens are removed, the two halves fasten together to prevent loss and keep pairs matched.
Toys and Boxes Provide Quiet Play for Visiting Kids
A report describes filling multiple boxes with small toys, books, crayons, scratch paper, and pencils to entertain children when friends visit. Each box holds similar items to prevent jealousy, keeping youngsters engaged during gatherings.
Hands Unstained Potatoes Tip Rubbing Fat Prepares Peel
A home tip advises rubbing hands with unsalted fat before peeling sweet potatoes to prevent staining. The method aims to keep hands clean, with stains washing away when hands are washed afterward.
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William G. Crook, M.D
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