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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
10
After the holidays you can revitalize your wardrobe with simple care. Clean or repair garments, refresh hems and collars with fur touches, replace worn buttons and belts, and consider professional cleaning for delicate fabrics.
Be smart this season with jewelry tricks. Leading jewelers propose switching from a pendant to a wearable pin that anchors at the throat or shoulder. Matching earrings complete the look, with wingback designs and secure constructions that accommodate larger pieces.
Bob Hope starts a countrywide month long tour from the south toward Washington to coincide with the inauguration. He could surpass the $500,000 earnings of a similar tour two years ago. The Dr Christian script contest offers $2000 for the best script, with details at 17 State Street New York. Edith Head, Paramount top dress designer, in New York on a spying trip, discusses costumes for The Broadway Story and Samson and Delilah and the Heiress. The article lists top grossing 1947-48 films and notes Tom Clark’s film debut in Illegal Entry.
Lacks for winter vegetables prompt this column full of practical ideas and recipes. Bake instead of boil to preserve vitamins, use herbs and sauces for color and flavor. Includes Baked Carrots, Spiced Red Cabbage, Cauliflower With Tomato Sauce, Wax Beans O’Brien, and more, with step by step methods, serving suggestions, and variations.
The item outlines simple kitchen and sewing tips such as lining cake pans with wax paper, using tape to hold braid, adding chopped filberts to batter, not ironing fringe, preferring hot cereals, adding dried fruit for flavor, gluing felt scraps to furniture, and using dark colors to flatter figure. It also suggests drying citrus peels for flavor and making shoulder covers from pillowcases.
The tune began as The Defense of Fort McHenry, written in 1814 by Francis Scott Key. It gained popularity as a national air, but was not officially named the national anthem until Congress designated it on March 3, 1931.
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