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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
9
In Case 2490 Rev Herman Z argues ultra short skirts are immoral and women invite sexual assault through dress. He blames fashion designers, claims wives dress daughters to play with dolls, and says men are sexually motivated by legs. The column echoes dated psychoanalytic tones and invites readers to write to Dr Crane.
Today's winner is Joseph Dunphy of Alton Illinois who asks will the sun ever exhaust its energy. The Sun shines for billions more years as hydrogen fuses into helium in its hot interior producing energy that reaches the surface. The sun is not solid, its mass is about 833,400 times Earth’s, its center temperature around 36 million degrees Fahrenheit.
A reader asks how to handle a 17-year-old dating a 14-year-old and suggests parents enforce rules. Abby advises parents take responsibility, conduct a firm talk with the son, and set clear boundaries to prevent further issues.
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