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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
3
Milton Levine MD explains milk needs for infants and young children. He notes daily milk of 16 to 18 ounces supports calcium and phosphorus for bone and tooth development. Suggestions include returning to the prior formula if the child resists whole milk.
A column discusses Spanish style versatility for fries using olive oil and quick frying in a small skillet. It also offers baby feeding advice on using dried milk powder to supplement solids and milk, addressing teething and appetite shifts with practical at home guidance for parents.
Daily astrological readings for Aries through Pisces note personal insights on debt collection, diplomacy, independence, learning, finances, and responsibility. The column urges honesty, planning, and observant action, with a birthday emphasis on self-expression and creativity for those born today.
Tucson doctor Kenneth G. Baker notes hair spray can trigger a form of acne resistant to standard treatments. In 1962 during the beehive hairstyle craze many teenage girls developed eruptions on the forehead face and neck from heavy spray use up to 25 times daily. He suggests if spray is necessary wear a cosmetic mask.
Hadassah Keren group invites prospective members to a coffee at 1 p.m. on Tuesday August 1 at 445 E Calle Alarcon hosted by Mrs Sidney Kaderlan reservations via Mrs Robert Schwartz. National Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Convention set for August 16 to August 21 in Phoenix at Ward Hotel with appointments for Pearl Bales Wallan McKenzie Henry Batheal John Kryil and William Berry. Larcent Luise Past Noble Grand Association to meet 8 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs Robert Parks 2235 Pebble Beach Ave. Mrs Richard Ward and Mrs Joseph Schultz noted among attendees.
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