Women’s grooming shortcuts for lasting charm and care
A vintage guide highlights neatness as the key to attractiveness. It advocates daily skin cleansing, minimal makeup, natural tones, careful hair maintenance, and tidy wardrobe habits to preserve glow, with practical tips for cleansing, powders, lip and eyebrow care, and simple routines.
Courtroom Tales Of Slander And Rights In A Quiet Village
A soprano fired from a church choir wins no damages beyond remaining salary, as mental anguish cannot be priced. A man jailed for stealing fish cites first-come rights, while a minister sues a slanderous neighbor over his alcohol reputation. A cat that pests pigeons is judged not vicious, but merely obeying nature. the owner is not liable.
One Phrase Can Transform Life in 1950
Kathleen Norris reflects on personal responsibility and the idea that "the kingdom of heaven is within you." She replies to a Brooklyn reader, urging self-change over external advice to transform homes, marriages, and families in the new year.
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Brooklyn
Mattie Fields
Jim
Beverley
New York
Kingdom of Heaven
Mattie
America
China
Mattle
Fath
Commonwealth
Tommorow
Legion
Locker Mystery: Times Square Public Lockers Hold Clues
Frederick G. Smith runs a New York locker network that holds hundreds of public parcels. Each day about 5,600 lockers are opened and emptied. forgotten items include a lone typewriter and assorted radios. Unclaimed goods are auctioned after a year.
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New Yorke
Frederick G. Smith
Times Square
New York
Smith
Secret Service
FBI
Christmas customs around the world in old fashion pages
The article surveys holiday traditions from England to Brazil, noting carols, pageants, family gatherings, and religious observances. It contrasts regional practices such as German, Dutch, French, and Brazilian celebrations, including midnight mass, gifts, feasts, and Santa Claus imagery. It also advertises a sewing pattern for Christmas doll clothes with lace trim and pattern No. 8518.
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Myrice
Jesus
Germany
Netherlands
St. Nicholas
Belgium
France
Brazil
Equator
Papa Noel
Santa Claus
Santa Claus Indiana Named Christmas H Q and Town Ties
Santa Claus Indiana serves as a holiday observance hub with a 25 foot Santa statue and yearly mail flow. The town gained its name from Claus after a failed Santa Fe variant, joining a list of places named for Christmas. The Polish community observes a strict Christmas Eve fast.
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Santa Claus
Indiana
Hoosier
Santa Fe
Claus
United States
Florida
Maine
Kentucky
Arizona
Norway Nisse Like American Santa Claus in Home Spirit
The yule nisse in Norway is the house spirit dressed in grey homespun with a red cap red mittens and stockings and wooden shoes. He bears a long white beard and is as old nearly as time, older than Christianity. Originating in pagan times the nisse was connected with the house and home and was believed to own the forests and fields.
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Norway
Santa Claus
Handy Wall Cabinets With Special Features
Vintage ad style note promotes easy to build wall cabinets with features like graduated shelves tray slots and partitioned drawers. Encourages DIY or pattern service patterns 322 and 823 priced 25c sent to WorkShop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Beiford Wis New York. Also promotes Christmas gifts for smokers Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert Tobacco with ready wrapped packaging and space for personal greeting.
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Beiford Wis
New York
Markin
Prince Albert
Adv
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