StageScreen Radio Offers a Hollywood Move For Inez Gerhard
Dorothy Sarnoff heads for Hollywood as StageScreen Radio notes her film bid alongside The King and I fame. CBS star Lowell Thomas champions the Bible Society seal drive. Rashomon wins festival prize while Iris Mann starts at Warners. Betty Hutton seeks non musical roles in upcoming films. Jack Dempsey signs with Paramount for Military Policeman. C B DeMille shoots Greatest Show on Earth in Sarasota. Plus O'Hara family plan in Hollywood and Holly’s Fireside drama study.
Woman's World Dyeing Made Easy for Homemakers
The article explains affordable dyeing for all fabrics with simple directions and common dyes. It covers choosing the right dye, methods for small and large items, color outcomes from mixing dyes, and cautions on pastel results and printed fabrics. It emphasizes economy and refreshing wardrobes and furnishings.
How to Dye Fabrics with a Gentle Home Method
Instructions cover preparing fabric by removing dirt using color remover, choosing agate or enamelware, and heating dye baths with hot water for even color. It advises a wooden stirring stick, large vessels, and gradual heating to just below boiling for about 30 minutes, followed by rinsing and drying. It also notes using a washing machine for bulky items and provides dye quantity guidelines by material weight.
Old Bus Writes Home From Prison In Heartfelt Letter
An American prisoner in China writes his mother asking for a photo of his old car. He personifies the vehicle, noting its restored mood and revived parts, and signs off with affection and longing for home. The piece blends humor with a touching tribute to a cherished automobile.
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Susgeant
K. E. Reese
Pal
CallS Charming Yoked Style for Easy Sewn Tops
The article praises a yoked style top that is simple to sew and ideal for warm weather. Four buttons close each shoulder and a narrow belt cinches the waist, inviting readers to make several versions. The tone suits home sewing enthusiasts seeking quick, flattering garments.
New York Alert Boasts Country Cook ing Motif On Open Road
A fragmented notice from a New York scene touts ee Alert alive in the heart of the city. It proclaims a farm kitchen aroma to perfume surrounding streets and hints at a motorbike swap challenge with 872 miles sought for a chain saw or small tractor. Nearby lines urge Yankee Maine to clean spark plugs for better open-road performance.
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New York
N.H
Aine
O Pen
Leap Year Rant and Circus Tales From Page Commentary
A fragmented column mixes random phrases about cinema, the Ringling Brothers circus, a deficit headline, and Leap Year social musings. It riffs on gender roles and proposing norms, citing Leon Keyserling while skirting cohesive argument. The tone mimics a late era newspaper blotter.
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Leon Keyserling
Pune
Busy Mother Wins Prizes at Kansas Free Fair
A Topeka cook named Mrs. William Edwards leads prize winners at the Kansas Free Fair with multiple firsts in cooking contests. She praises Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for its fast rising action and reliability in home baking for busy mothers and families.
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Kansas
Mary
Mildred
Ben
William Edwards
Big Springs
Edwards
Topeka
Isnother
Fleischmann
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Inez Gerhard
Dorothy Sarnoff
Hollywood
George Stevens
Paramount
National Board of Review
Margaret Truman
Boston Pops
Arthur Fiedler
CBS
Lowell ‘Thomas
Amerian Bible Society
Thomas
Japan
Rashomon
Iris Mann
Warners
Cary Grant
Kurt Carlsen
England
Hal Wallis
Ito
Burt Lancas
Joan Camden
Robert Wise
Captive City
Francis Lederer
Edgar Walden
Jack Mortimer
Vienna
Betty Hutton
Paramount Hi
Topsy and
Eva
Ginger Roger
Betty
Jack Dempsey
Bob Hope
Mickey Rooney
Marilyn Maxwell
Sarasota
Fla
C. B.demille
Maureen O'Hara
Ireland
Ann Sheridan
John Lund
Holly
Ertta Haley
Prontier
Jane Derby
Hlphillips
Police Department
Cecil B. DeMille
Ringling Brothers
Creomilson Baster
Creomuelion
Katogs
Bien
Weil
Surat
USS
Kanbos City
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