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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1963
Page
9
A Cleveland teenager seeks help for complexion problems and learns beauty grains can stimulate circulation, clean pores, and loosen blackheads. The guide covers how to apply, areas to treat, frequency, and aftercare, noting improvement after a month and cautions for sunburn.
Readers imagine reasons for the famous smile as a new indoors pastime. The Mona Lisa look inspires fashion caution and jokes about landlord blunders, inlaws, wills, and faded smiles, with families gathering by fire or TV to guess the cause.
An ad promotes Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern 4681 with sizes 14 44 16 14 18 20 22 14 24 14 and yardage 35 for 45 inch fabric. It urges mailing 50 cents plus 10 cents per pattern for first class, to Pattern Dept New York NY, with full name and address. Also touts 304 design ideas and a free pattern coupon for Spring Summer catalog.
In a playful look at a portrait and its cultural impact Patricia McCormack notes the Mona Lisa's influence as the year 1963’s female icon. The piece highlights the hairdo trend named Mona Lisar and its potential spread from gallery admiration to everyday attire in New York and beyond.
Special to The Gazette reports Acting President David T. Nelson and President‑designate Elwin D. Farner of Luther College attending two education meetings in Atlantic City New Jersey through Thursday.
A nostalgic kitchen note describes baked apple cobbler made with canned apple sauce raisins brown sugar and walnuts topped with biscuit mix and butter. Bake at 400 F for 25 to 30 minutes and serve with cream or vanilla ice cream. Makes four servings. WALNUT garnish suggested.
The spring fashion scene spotlighted bold details from ten days of New York shows. Cuban designer Pepe Fernandez drew talk with slanted Siamese cat eye makeup and white lines, inspired by Kabuki, alongside bold belts and polka dot touches in a show featuring four collections.
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