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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1972
Page
21
A fashion feature praises a shift from masculine looks to soft styles for holiday and spring. It highlights soft dresses, pantsuits, wraparound coats, flats, pull-on knits, velvet hats, and new hairstyles. It notes hats transform outfits and lists age appropriate items including shirtdresses, high-waisted pants, bows, jumpsers, coveralls, and polka dot hosiery.
Salt Lake City reports that more than 70 percent of Utah residents belong to various churches including Protestant Roman Catholic Greek Orthodox Jewish and Buddhist groups. Officials estimate high engagement across denominations with numerous social and community ties.
Mrs Lily McCarthy of London receives the CBE from Defense Secretary on behalf of Queen Elizabeth. UPI reports Lord Carrington presented the insignia. The letter also jokes about ready made, cut to measure window shades and a DIY decorating idea.
The article notes a fashion shift toward pale and neutral hues for blondes. Ivory, apricot, camel, and belgé pastels mix textures for luxury. Monotones are favored, with pale, quiet colors making blondes look stylish as designers declare the year of the pale palette.
Readers vent about high prices for grills bikes toys and similar items plus extra costs for assembly. A correspondent questions why brands don’t assemble before delivery and another reader praises a spill free push pull detergent bottle for lawn care storage. A third person explains repairing a robe button by combining a flat button with a decorative shank.
The piece describes a red brown mud from Arizona marketed as Down to Earth mud. George Dem how Jr. and wife promote it as a skin cleanser with claims of cleansing and beauty. A geologist notes minerals give cleansing and drawing power. ranchers use mud on cattle wounds and Yavapat women use it for facial care.
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