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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
6
Women learn home care for accessories to keep classic outfits fresh. The guide covers hats gloves hose veils and other trim, using steam brushing and careful handling to extend life without buying new items.
Detailed guidance on shaping hourglass veils with tissue and waxed paper, stiffening methods, and quick-dip fixes. Then glove care covering washing rules, drying and reshaping, handling leather, suede and doeskin, plus brushing, steaming and dye touch ups for shoes and purses. Advice on hose maintenance includes gentle handling, hygiene, and habitable wear tips to extend life.
Estrella Nora pleads as husband Sam wins a state office and vows to rise higher. In a lengthy reply, Estrella worries about moving, a new city, and uprooting children. The columnist suggests loyalty to family and considers whether change may benefit the children and Jill as well.
Reconstructed White House near finish with added strength and modern facilities. The piece imagines President Truman hosting friends and jokes about a Democratic shift. mentions upgraded bathrooms elevators stairs kitchens and a high tech ice box and entertainment features. Also notes a naval writing room and a redecorated Lincoln Room with tongue in cheek asides about politics.
The Department of Agriculture spent 1 287 600 dollars to buy surplus pecan nuts to prop up prices and distribute them through public school lunches and other eligible participants. Taxpayers are urged to participate, with lower brackets receiving fewer bags and higher brackets at least a barrel. The piece quotes Keith McHugh of New York Telephone announcing the 5 500 000th subscriber and dismissing talk as mere chatter.
New York report says Japanese can buy eyeglasses cheaply with plastic frames around 2.50 and some lenses ground for about the same, totaling roughly 5.00 without examination, but quality is correspondingly low.
A brief from Washington outlines Ifni as Spain’s tiny African outpost near Morocco. The territory spans about 50 miles of coast, 15 miles inland, with a 35 000 to 40 000 population of Arabized Berbers and few Europeans. Sidi Ifni is its main port, capital, and sole sizable settlement.
A feature by Jim Rhody argues light tackle bait casting outperforms heavy gear. Benefits cited include less water disturbance, realistic small lures, and wider reach. recommends Phil Lipson bamboo light tackle rods and silk line, plus level wind reels as optional.
Mrs. Mabel Erickson of Clay Center Nebraska captured 19 prizes in the clay county cooking contest with 13 firsts and 6 seconds. Daughters Charlotte and Donna praise her record as proof of expert skill. She favors Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for fast rising dough and long freshness.
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