A Lovelier You By Mary Sue Miller
A fitness-boosting guide suggests daily swimming movements for bust gain. It explains land swimming equivalents and breast stroke methods for both swimmers and non-swimmers.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1955
Page
4
A fitness-boosting guide suggests daily swimming movements for bust gain. It explains land swimming equivalents and breast stroke methods for both swimmers and non-swimmers.
A double deck main dish for Lenten meals, tuna and green beans baked in a cream sauce with pecans form the bottom layer. A top mixture of beaten eggs and cheese puffs up to a golden brown, served with garlic toast and peach tapioca. Six servings. The recipe uses frozen green beans, canned tuna, mushroom soup, evaporated milk, onion salt, cayenne, cilantro, pecans, and egg whites.
The piece advises airing varnished fishing rods before use to extend their life. It emphasizes letting them breathe and dry to prevent finish damage.
A mixed page of kitchen notes and decor advice. Recipes include a tuna and beans casserole baked then topped with a light eggmeringue, a peach tapioca dessert, and a nutmeg peach glaze. Home decorating guidance emphasizes a bold floor rug as room focal point with design notes by Elizabeth Hillyer.
A local sale offers varied items from jewelry to household goods at reduced prices. Regulars include porcelain bracelets and earrings, umbrellas, hankies, ties, toilet water, bubble bath, tissues, soaps, perfumes, brass lamps, ash trays, Krispy Kreme cans, trays, salad mix devices, ice trays, miscellaneous clothing and linens, nylon bras, towels, lunch cloths, sheets, pillows, bath mat sets, and more with end of month discounts and limited quantities.
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