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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1969
Page
8
In Dallas Richardson, an all male club meets weekly to practice culinary arts using no mixes. The group, nicknamed for its kitchen setup, works on menu planning, pie crusts, and full course meals.
Windsor borough awards a wife a new flat with a separate bedroom after medical officer advice. The move aims to protect the wife’s health from her husband’s snoring, the UPI report states.
The column discusses long pointed collars and heavier fabrics like tweeds as in vogue for tall and heavy men, advising short men to prefer regular spread collars and suggesting easy fitting jackets to elongate silhouettes. It also notes fashion tips on plaid patterns and fabric weights for a balanced look. It mentions want ads and shows for entertainment, plus food items like dried currants and cookie cutters for bread shaping.
The National Cotton Council notes gingham’s rise in high fashion as leading designers adopt the fabric for sophisticated midi dress styles. A fashion expert terms gingham outfits as champagne and regular picnic dresses.
The article promotes a teen facial scrub using oatmeal and baby cream to cleanse and exfoliate the skin. It advises gentle circular massages on the face, rinsing, drying, and applying hazel, claiming to remove blackheads and dead skin cells for a fresher complexion. It also notes Jack La Lanne’s gymnastics program airing weekdays at 8:30 AM on color TV.
A family friendly old fashioned Sunshine salad combines grated carrot crushed pineapple and chopped California prunes molded in lemon gelatin. Chill in a square pan or individual molds and serve with generous seconds.
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