Twin care resources for new mothers of twins
The column suggests books and associations to assist mothers of twins. It recommends writing to the Child Lady Assn of America for a booklet and to the National Organization of Mothers of Twins Club for guidance. It notes a 1965 book Twins Twice the Trouble Twice the Fun and urges consulting doctors, visiting nurses, and homemaker services for early weeks after birth.
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Lady Assn. of America, Inc
Twins Mothers Club
Bergen County
New Jersey
Betsey Holland Gehman
Piblic Hearth Association
National Organization of Mothers of Twins Club, Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Gehman
James E. Mallette
Larchmont
N.Y
Mallette
Creative Woman A Good Style Dress Pattern Description
Slim dress design with tied collar and bell sleeves shown as a good style for the half size range. Pattern No 1473 with Photo Guide covers bust sizes 33 to 35 inches and 24 yards of 45 inch fabric. Sue Burnett of The Troy Record offers mail order patterns with pricing and ordering details.
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On This Day In History February 12 Highlights
On this day in history events include Lincoln's birthday and the 1963 jetliner crash in the Florida Everglades killing four. Notable others: 1942 Scharnhorst and Gneisenau broke from Brest, 1953 Russia severed ties with Israel after Tel Aviv bombing, and 1972 China became a republic with the Manchu Dynasty overthrown.
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Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
China
Scharnhorst
Gneisengin
Brest
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Russia
Israel
Tel Aviv
Florida Everglades
Fashions In 1969 Calling For Chains
New York fashion coverage notes a 1969 trend of chains in ensembles from belts, necklaces, and bag straps to shoe accents and halters. Designers like Bill Blass feature chain details in wearables from skirts to pants suits, with chains echoing a liberated, bold look.
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Atlantic
Bill Blass
Irene Galitzine
Rome
Maurice Rentner
New York
Louise Cook
Taza
Europe
Uniqul Pamia
Auine-Waselof
David Evins
Titti Brugnoli
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Money Hungry Puppy Pardoned in Mexico City Pay Case
A Mexican factory paymaster reported receiving a letter from a boy named Reu ben Mercado claiming his puppy Caroline Mercado ate half his father's paycheck. The paymaster mailed another check and saved the dog, avoiding dismissal of the claim.
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UPI
Reuben Mercado
Joaquin Mercado
Caroline Mercado
Caroline
Toastmasters Meet Today at Thornies
Toastmasters will meet at 6 15 p m today at Thornies with Daniel A Cowan presiding. Speakers include Thomas Slater Gerald Murlaugh Robert Marquis Erik Seiffer and Ernest Messier. Previous winners were Marquis best speaker Goyette most improved Seiffer Streck best table topic O Donnell and Fulker son best evaluator.
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Thornie’s
Daniel A. Cowan
Thomas Slater
Gerald Murlaugh
Robert Marquis
Erik Seiffer
Ernest Messier
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Mr. Seiffer
Clement Streck
James O'Donnell
William Fulkerson
Parisian Students To Study In Dallas
Parisian fashion study program aims to bring 15 Dallas Merchandising College students to Paris for 21 days in spring. Led by Manuel Cockrell and his wife, the program covers fashion history, Parisian boutiques, department stores, and the French ready-to-wear industry, with hands on work and part time jobs.
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NEA
Manuel Cockrell
Dallas, Texas
Dame
Dallas
Cockrell
Mr. John
Sally Victor
Lilly Dache
Texas
Faubourg Saint Honore
Rue de la Paix
Dallas Merchandising College
United States
Louvery
Don
Rome
Ion
Dallas Museum of Fashion
Hemlines Reflect Market Mood Through History
A long, playful review links fashion and finance, noting how hemline lengths have historically paralleled stock market trends. From ankle-length in recessions to shorter hems in booms, the piece traces echoes of economic cycles with changes in women’s dress, ending with a forecast that 1969 may bring longer skirts at night as markets close.
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Wall Street
Francine Gottfried
Ann Galvin
Anchor Corp
Miss Galvin
Financial Holding Company
Christian Dior
Korea
Vietnam
Burglars Steal 500 Wigs From Rochester Beauty Shop
Police report thieves in Rochester stole 500 women's wigs valued over 15000 after breaking into a beauty shop under remodeling for a Wednesday opening. The burglars took wigs from styrofoam display models, leaving bald heads on display.
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Rochester
Teen Forum on Age Gap Relationship Advice
A Birmingham reader asks about a 13 year old and a 15 year old dating with a parental age gap concern. Experts advise quiet break up if needed and suggest social proof and future dating visible at other parties to show maturity, plus guidance on self styling for a more feminine appearance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kingston
Growth and social growth differences in adolescence
The article notes that girls reach greater maturity than boys around ages 13 to 14, both physiologically and socially. It advises parents and teachers to recognize these differences, avoid forcing closer social pairing, and accept that the pattern is normal and temporary despite school system constraints.
Spaghetti Supper Planned by Wick Presbyterian group
The White Church Community Mr and Mrs Club of Brunswick Presbyterian Church will sponsor a spaghetti supper Saturday in the church fellowship hall. Servings will be at 5 6 and 7 p.m. Mr and Mrs Dean Leith and Mr and Mrs Eugene Cook are supper chairmen.
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Club
Brunswick Presbyterian Church
Dean Leith
Eugene Cook
Engineers Observe National Week With Dinner Dance
Albany Chapter of the Professional Engineers Society sponsors a dinner dance Saturday February 22 at Herberts 1054 Madison Ave Albany. A 7 p.m. smorgasbord buffet follows a 6 to 7 p.m. cocktail hour in observance of National Engineers Week.
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Albany
The
Professional Engineers Society
Herberts
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Head Start enrollment surpasses 680000 in 1964 report
President Johnson released the annual report of the Office of Economic Opportunity showing that more than 680 000 children attended Head Start classes last year. The data highlight the program's reach across communities and its role in early education initiatives.
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