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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1969
Page
3
Dr Ernest G Osborne recounts a mother’s list of ten rewards from reading aloud to children. The points cover shared enjoyment, children bridging difficult texts, insights into family dynamics, bedtime calm, humor, mutual escape from routine, and reading as a cooperative reward.
Use leftover meat and vegetables run through a grinder. Season with salt and pepper then moisten with mayonnaise to create a hearty sandwich spread.
A columnist argues the core rule for child care is to love and let go. He links 1950s togetherness to the 1960s generation gap, urging parents to trust their instincts, let children develop at their own pace, and accept risks of wrong and growth.
A babysitter seeks guidance as two well behaved kids, a 9 year old boy and a 7 year old girl, persistently suck or chew thumbs and objects during play. The piece notes habitual oral satisfaction, warns scolding is ineffective, and suggests treating the child and engaging cooperation to curb the habit while outlining cautious management for bed wetting through Dr Crook’s booklet offer.
A reader from Pennsylvania seeks help about an unwanted sexual situation with her boyfriend who pressures her to continue dating. The columnist urges the reader to end the relationship to avoid further entanglement, noting fear of loss drives her behavior and may harm others.
Accent side closing adds interest and a refined look. Pattern No 8374 with Photo Guide shown in new sizes 8 to 18 and bust measurements. Order 65 cents in coins for each pattern with first class mail. Sue Burnett, Troy Record, 1150 Avenue of Americas New York NY 10036. Print name address style number and size. Now available the 69 Fall and Winter Basic Fashion patterns. only 50 cents a copy.
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