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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1949

Page

10

Franco and Nazi Ties Highlighted in US Press Attack

A critical editorial denounces Francisco Franco as a Spain’s fascist ally with direct aid to Nazi operations. It cites Franco’s letters to Hitler, port access for subs, and espionage roles, arguing his regime is a perennial Axis collaborator despite propaganda for U.S. audiences.

Franco Hitler Jekyll-Hyde U. S Spain Fuehrer Germany Hell Axisi Mussolini Rome United States Uncle Sam Gov't Not

Fashion Tips for Tall Women by Ertta Haley

Tips for tall women emphasize avoiding slouch and fuss, using horizontal lines and contrasts to flatter height. Recommend wide-brim hats, soft draped lines, belted coats, wide belts, capes, and styling choices to balance angular faces and slender figures.

Ertta Haley

Fashionable Faille Styling for Tall Figures

The article offers fashion guidance for tall women, detailing how to break the silhouette below the waist using color contrast and long jackets. It advises against tight skirts, tuck-in blouses, and certain necklines, while suggesting draped or pleated skirts, large bows, and specific swimsuit options to flatter tall frames.

Sensations in daily life inspire modern women

Kathleen Norris argues that ordinary daily sensations can spark a richer life for women. She asserts that desire for excitement isn’t vanity but a drive to make home and family life engaging, planning a future with beauty, order, and personal meaning.

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Garden Spot Guide to Zesty Small Fruits

Home gardeners are offered new overbearing and hardy fruit varieties including Indian Summer Septem ber Van Fleet Streamliner and Early Harvest to provide multiple harvests. Red raspberries blackberries grapes and everbearers are highlighted with care tips on training staking pruning and mulching along fences and wires.

Morrison Bristol California

Ultra feminine footwear trends for dresses this season

Be smart with dress choice as ultra feminine footwear gains focus. Lace lattice straps and cut-out scroll work define the style while polished leathers in multiple colors and blond tones compete for attention. Reptile patterns also contribute bold color options.

Allergy Seen As Cold Cause

Dr. John M. Brewster at Great Lakes naval hospital says allergy triggers the common cold. He advocates antihistaminic drugs like Benadryl Pyribenzamine Thenylene Neoantergan and Histadyl begun early, noting 90 percent cure within an hour and 74 percent within six hours, with warnings about drowsiness and driving.

Washington John M. Brewster The Naval Hospital, Great Lakes Brewster Naval Medical Bulletin

Christmas Party Forfeits Spark a Kiss Challenge

At a Christmas party Gerald and Betty played an old fashioned forfeits game. Betty counts ten kisses for the young man, but they quarrel over whether the count is seven or six. They decide to restart the game to avoid further argument.

Gerald Betty

Chanel No Five quote frames a flirtatious line

A playful exchange centers on a line about a woman’s perfume. The remark contrasts spoiled perceptions with the idea that the scent is simply Chanel No Five. The quip hinges on aroma rather than action or outcome.

Weed-No-More Moves In On Resistant Weeds

A grain field report notes Weed-No-More targets tough weed species when used as directed, claiming safety for crops. The discussion highlights the product’s effectiveness against hard-to-kill varieties while emphasizing adherence to instructions.

Agricultural Weed No More Promises Higher Yields

Weed No More targets weeds in small grains pastures and grass seed crops. It claims quicker spray, kills weeds to boost bushels per acre, keeps pasture grazing, and supposedly harms no livestock or resistant legumes. The ad touts safety and low cost for farmers.

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