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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
6
A club hostess shows how to improvised dressing tables from old vanity pieces by removing drawers and adding a glass top, creating decorative functional furniture. Readers are guided to repurpose chests, spice racks and salt boxes into shelves, jewelry chests, plant stands, or bed side tables, with basic finishing hints and slipcover care.
Washington readers protest the removal of price controls on clay pigeons bowling pins waxed fruits and dinosaur skeletons arguing higher costs for families and warning of political consequences. The letter writer jokes about education only skeletons and others revealing local shortages and consumer frustration amid a shift toward decontrol.
The piece notes clothing firms favor returning to two trousers in suits to boost buyer confidence and add value. It also mentions a Moscow subway station chandelier, and jokes about political figures occupying former Long Island mansions. A stray joke about a bartender ends the fragment.
Kathleen Norris argues worry drains youth and beauty and harms family life. She cites anxious mothers who spoil fun, cause sickly children, and spread a culture of fear in normal American homes.
STORRS Conn Hormone injections persuade hens to lay more eggs by suppressing motherhood and removing the broodiness period. Dr James R Carson of the University of Connecticut notes hens lose instinct to brood during this phase as producers push for higher output.
Washington DC A Smithsonian summary describes Mochica art and religion centering on a feline supreme deity. Dr Raphael Larco Hoyle notes the cat god appears on vessels in man and god forms and as a war, harvest, healer, and fisherman. The Mochicas show court scenes and nature worship, with surgical knowledge including amputation.
In Korea a 38th Regiment unit of the 2nd Division requisitioned a portable generator and two typewriters and later received a candle and two pencils. In Salisbury England, speedster Robert Mount told the court he had just bought a highway code and was occupied with reading it while driving.
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