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Women's Weekly
This week’s, November 14th, 1964, Women’s Weekly: Beauty Tips, why and how to wear fragrances; Personalities of Guam, featured personality is Melba M. Shriver; Wives Club Welcomes William Provost, Mrs. William B. Provost will be the U.S. Naval…
Lanai
A poem about a beautiful woman who dances, and in her dance the speaker recalls the beauty and the destruction of a paradise home.
As If I Were God
A poem about someone going outside and looking at all the great and many wonderful things that surround their home.
Pacific Blue
A poem about the beauty, wonder, life-giving, and dangerous waters of the Pacific Ocean.
Guam
A poem done in three stanzas and in three different styles.
The first poem starts with the words Korean verse, though the language is in English. It is unclear what type of Korean inspired poetry is used.
The following poems are titled Japanese…
The first poem starts with the words Korean verse, though the language is in English. It is unclear what type of Korean inspired poetry is used.
The following poems are titled Japanese…
Woman's Weekly
This week’s Woman’s Weekly: Hint’s – From Kay; Recipe of the Week; Here N’ There; Shorter Soaking Results In Cleaner Garments
Better Living
Better Living is a series of articles that have topics of fashion, beauty, home and home life, cooking and social events: GWC Opens Childrens Book Center Here; Here N’ There; Wives Club Notes; USO Director Feted; Silent Partners, by Pat Krause; Hints…
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The High Cost of Living
An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose writes on the supposed ineffectiveness, if not abuse of power that the island’s governmental…