Wine taster Frank Schoonmaker reveals drinking limits and tasting methods
Frank Schoonmaker, a professional wine taster and importer, explains he swallows almost no wine at work, tasting up to 100 varieties daily. He describes his method: evaluate color, bouquet, then taste while using air and nose to sense flavors, noting fruit, balance, acidity, and age. He avoids strong foods and smoke to keep palate sharp.
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New York
Frank Schoonmaker
Schoonmaker
The Form Divine and the Beautiful You School
Lucilla Webb attends a cosmetic class at Beautiful You School where six shades, live lashes, and violent shaping devices loom large. She endures 40 minute makeovers and a strict regimen as Arthur remains baffled by her new hairdo and evolving behavior.
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Miss Dottle
Lucilla
Derek
Paris
Arthur
Hoopy
Sniffles
You
Jaiilla
Lucilla Webb
Beautiful You
A New and Dangerous Concept in Price Control Policy
A Business Week item argues that government price controllers aim to force industry to absorb post Korea cost increases. OPS uses price control to push profit control, penalizing retailers. Profits in retail are tiny, with average department stores at about three cents per sales dollar and staples chains at under two cents. Congress did not intend profit control to accompany price controls, and the policy risks undermining free enterprise and increasing political domination.
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Business Week
OPS
Congress
Aren't Buying Much Civilization
A reflective critique laments rising tax spending on war and nonessential programs. The author argues government should cut nonessential expenditures and stop the politics as usual approach as fiscal year spending nears one third of national income. He cites Justice Holmes on civilization and urges sacrifice by eliminating wasteful spending.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Oil Does Not Produce Itself In Free Markets
The Times editorial argues government cannot run oil industries, citing Mexico’s expropriation and 13 years without new rich fields after 1938. It asserts American oil progress rests on technicians and free competition, not politicians, and condemns Iran’s nationalization as misguided. It says oil does not produce itself and praises private enterprise.
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Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
New York Times
Times
Mexico
Iran
Doe
Peace through confidence, not conferences or arms
An editorial from the PROV INCE in Vancouver argues that peace stems from the people's trust, not from weapons, defenses, or formal negotiations. It frames confidence as a nations’ internal resolve rather than external pacts.
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Vancouver
Price wars loom as Uncle Sam weighs price controls
The World Today reports prices may shift as government floors and ceilings interact with merchant- and manufacturer-led price cutting. Justice Department actions against price fixing loom while firms weigh signaling and state fair-trade law effects, amid ongoing debates over legality of boycotts and resales.
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Uncle Sam
Korea
Geme
McGrath
Justice Department
Supreme Court
New York City
The Natural Story of Merchandising Insight
An editorial notes that in a free competitive economy the price tends to fall until goods sell, as merchants cannot force demand. Consumers delay purchases if prices seem high, while competition protects buyer interests. Trust underpins society and commerce.
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the Freeman
Alfred Grange notes and community weddings in Alfred
Regular Grange session led by Worthy Master George Guthrie discussed attending the Racine Grange on July 25. Degree team practiced. About 24 members were served fruit salad and cookies by Roberta Mantle. Griffin O'Brien wedding at the church last Saturday with reception at the bride's parents' home. Ice cream social planned by Boys' and Girls' 4-H Clubs for July 20 on the bail diamond. Local visits noted, weddings at Alfred Church, and MYF activities with plans to attend Lan-Cusier camp.
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Alfred
Grange
George Guthrie
Racine
Bail Diamond
Robert Burke
Waynesburg
Joyce
Led O'Brien
Ernest Story
Columbus
Harry Guthrie
Griffin-O’brien
Charles D. Woode
Clair
R. E. Burson
Athens
Richard Swartz
Ravenna
Vere Swartz
Dorris Hale
West Virginia
Wiliam Carr Jr
Jewell Carr
MYF
Nina Robinson
Chesterhill
Alfred Church
Charles O'Brien
Seldon O’brien
Wilma Griffin
Garner Griffin
Clarence Boyer
Irene Bentz
WSCS
Clarence Atherton
Clair Woode
Lloyd Dillinger
Boyles
Pretty Pansies Cross Stitch Border Designs
Pansy themed cross stitch border suitable for linens and wearables. Pattern No. 5162 includes iron transfer, yardage, material needs, stitch diagrams, and color tips. Send 25 cents, name, address, and pattern number to ANNE CABOT, Athens Messenger, New York. Also ANNE CABOT's BIG ALBUM offers dozens of designs plus four gift patterns and directions for 25 cents.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Doctor's Comments on Epilepsy Inheritance and Treatment
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains epilepsy as a brain disorder present at birth, with inheritance playing a role. He notes varying risks for offspring, the value of electroencephalography in prognosis, and that several drugs reduce seizure severity. He urges realistic optimism and family support.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
S. P
Local Social Notes Highlight East Liverpool Visits
Mr and Mrs Gerald Duffy return to East Liverpool after a week visiting relatives, joined by Mrs Duffy’s father W W Randolph. Mrs Sarah Christy and son visit her mother Mrs Anna Connolly as Mr Christy and Mr Connolly join for the weekend before returning to Columbus. WSCS met with 23 members and 12 visitors for a covered dish lunch and meeting led by president Genevieve Smith.
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Gerald Duffy
Liverpool
Ella Sawyer
Parkersburg
WSCS
Genevieve Smith
Ed Seese
Texas
Air Force
Linda Seese
Ira Barrows
Dewees-Davis
Arthur Scarlett
Dan Livingston
Sandra Buckley
Little Hocking
Alice Coleman
Washington, D. C
Cleo Ferguson
Huntington
R. D. Johnson
Mary Jo Smith
Tar Hollow
Janice Russell
Denver
Clyde
Ohio
Osborn
Wildman
W. Randolph
Radio schedule for Cincinnati Columbus Huntington and more
A dense listing of radio stations and day’s program grid across NBC WLW ABC WCOL CBS WCHS WBNS MBS WHKC WMUA WPAR WATH WJBH WOU FM WOU and other outlets. It includes noon to 1 pm through late evening time blocks with news, dramas, variety shows, talk, and music features across multiple networks and local hours. The schedule notes time zone as Eastern and references TV notes and subtractions.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston Sea
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMUA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WJBH
Gallipolis
WOU
Television Schedule Fragments From WLW C3 and WENS Channel 10
A dense, station by station rundown lists hourly programs across WLW C3 and WENS Channel 10 for Thursday and Friday, with show names such as Here’s Ernie, News Caravan, Burns and Allen, Amos n Andy, James Melton, Freddy Martin, and a string of matinees, musicals, and late-night films. The listings mix local-time blocks, titles, and recurring episodes, reflecting a multi-channel prime time and daytime schedule.
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Abe
Cbbs
Abe Amos
Andy
Giues
DuMont
James Melton
Don Ameche
Abe Ellery Queen
Cbs
Abec Movie Playhouse
Freddy
Ernie
Buddy Cotter
News Caravan
Igr
Freddy Martin
Pep
Wens-Tv
Channel
Ear Flora
Chet Long
Doug Edwards
Burns and Allen
Amos'n Andy
Corliss Archer
Industry
Stu Erwin
Amos ‘N Andy
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Hal Boyle
Saul Pett
By Hildegarde Dolson
Miss Willis
Miss Thumbold
Miss Green
The
South
Wilson
Disalle
Jonnston
Alfred Social Notes
Lan- Cusier Camp
Mrs. Anne Cabot
By Galbraith
Abe-Ebe
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-West
Cbhs
Abe Robert Q. Waxworks
Cbs News
Silver Eagle
Nbe
Cbs Evening
the Truitts
FBI
Cbs 1
Fly
Abe Trus
Cbs News & Music
All Nets
Barnyard Folllee
Cbe
Harmony Rangere
Lopes
Abe Mary Margaret McBride
Abe Tony Fontaine
Abe Bob Poole
Midwest
Wlw-C
Varant
Jimmy Leeper
Hawkins Falls
Mrs
Hoh
Rich
Steve Allen
Bill Zipf
Garry Moore
Wsaz-Tv
Vanity Fair
Western Theatre
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