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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
6
A brief feature from Ledger Syndicate highlights makeup tips and style notes by Gabrielle. Insightful trends and practical advice appear in a compact feature aimed at readers planning quick cosmetic updates.
A look at how teen trends become products with Jabberwocky designs on coats headbands and band leaders, lipgraph stickers, and Stop and Go reflector belts. It notes manufacturers already ready to mass produce teen fads, turning creativity into goods and royalties into profits.
A quirky column catalogs slang nicknames and playful phrases from everyday life. It riffs on food terms and greetings, linking Palate Plush to a gooey con coction and greeting lines to social humor.
A pronunciation guide covers Worsted from Worsted England to Worcester and Worcestershire sauce. It explains silent r in Worsted and distinct vowel sounds, contrasts words like worsted and wors ted, and notes common mispronunciation of de luxe.
Paul Mallon argues in favor of a permanent independent national intelligence bureau. He credits British methods and urges executive leadership free from political influence, with broad scope including foreign and counterespionage data, to prepare for a postwar world.
Instructions advise lining a dish with butter or oil before melting chocolate and greasing measuring cups before measuring molasses or syrup to prevent sticking.
An invention introduces an electrically operated hospital bed that raises and lowers at a flick of a switch. It eliminates the need for a nurse or hospital aide for position changes.
Advises care when applying DDT in barns and poultry houses. Remove all feed, cover drinking cups and salt licks, and allow spray to dry before animals return. Warns to minimize skin contact and inhalation, especially with oil-based DDT. General use not advised pending more research. notes approved uses on dairy barns, poultry houses, and certain crop pests.
A virgin forest is described as a biological desert due to insufficient feed to sustain abundant animal life.
Deep rooted plants such as trees and some grasses pull minerals from deep soil layers. When they die and decay these nutrients are returned but concentrated in the upper layers for shallow-rooted plants to use.
Rinse the spokes under cold water before washing. Wash only the spokes with your dishes to avoid submerging the cog assembly in water.
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