Know and use each pupil name in class and at home
A guidance piece urges teachers to learn every student’s name early and pronounce it correctly to earn respect. It suggests mapping seating, practicing names, and using proper titles on the board. It also advises students to address teachers by their names and first names in discussions.
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Ravine House Inn Poised With Flower Borders And Waffle Recipes
New Hampshire feature on Phyllis Shea owner of the Ravine House describes piazza borders of petunias and clematis with a woman's touch. Chef praises waffles recipes using buttermilk and cornmeal with suggested toppings. Tomorrow's dinner menu listed with Pork Chops and desserts.
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Petunias
Phyllis Shea
New Hampshire
Ravine House
Parker House
Trick Of The Chef Pineapple Upside Down Rolls
Instructions describe filling pans with pineapple sections, adding pecans and marble sized dough balls, allowing dough to rise, baking at 375 F for 25 minutes, brushing with butter, and serving upside down. An alternate tip suggests brushing pork chops with soy sauce and lemon juice before broiling.
Beauty Each Age Has Its Own Charm By Jeanne D Arcy
A fashion advice column urges mature women to avoid teen styles and heavy makeup. It counsels steering clear of bright dyes and 1950s curls, favoring softly waved hair and age appropriate, feminine clothing to counter aging lines and maintain sophistication.
Opportunities Unlimited The Older Worker Finds A Niche
An elderly woman, sixty three, struggles to find work despite energy and readiness. A letter from her daughter details repeated rejections and unfair judgments about age. A path offered is door to door selling to gain six months recent experience and prove employment readiness.
Roman Review Highlights Slim Silhouette in Garnett Collection
Susan Barden notes Eleanor Garnett showcases a fall winter line designed to glamorize the American figure. Rome to New York to form suits with straight slim skirts and jackets, including tobacco brown box styles and a long single-breasted option, plus a jazz age inspired gray wool coat with tapering hem.
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Eleanor Garnett
Couturiere
Rome
New York
Canned broths shortcut for smooth cold soups
Readers learn quick methods to transform canned soups into cold seafood free soups by diluting with ice water and chilling. Techniques include using a rotary heater for a super smooth texture and letting flavors meld in the refrigerator for about an hour. Recipes cover tomato green pea and cream of mushroom soups with add-ins like olives mint and sour cream.
Horoscope Forecast for Tomorrow by Estrellita
Tomorrow promises strong gains for initiatives and creative work with a keen eye for detail. Social events, new friendships, and future plans look favorable, with money progress also likely. minor domestic or romance concerns may arise in late 1955 to early 1956 but can be resolved with tact.
Household Hints for Clean Living and Care
Practical tips for kids use with ice cream sticks as paste applicators. Birds drinking cups need daily hot soapy wash and fresh water. Preserve vacation leaves by shellac coating and air drying. Remove iodine stains by soaking in cold water with white laundry soap. Ceiling washing should proceed corner to corner with fresh soapsuds and rinse water.
Health You Cant Be A Worrier And Keep Healthy Too
Dr. Herman N Bundesen warns that anxiety and stress worsen many illnesses including heart trouble and a nervous diarrhea. He explains the stomach and intestines respond to fear by increasing gastrocolic reflex activity, potentially disrupting digestion for prolonged periods in anxiety neuroses.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Words of Wisdom on Conscience Worry and Health Advice
A collage of quotes on conscience and quality of associations followed by health advice. It cautions against unnecessary worry, notes reassurance from a doctor can help with anxiety and diarrhea, and mentions possible prescriptions like bromides phenobarbital or codeine phosphate. It also answers a reader question about mucous colitis and potential itching, suggesting infection or nervous disorders as causes and urging medical examination.
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N. S
Sunflower Seed Dilemma At The Family Home
A college botany professor admired a large sunflower in a child’s garden hoping to study the seed head. Penny supports sending the dried head to the lab, but Skippy pops seeds loose, upsetting Penny as she reposits seeds while John arrives home.
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Penny
Skippy
John
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