Judith Garden Turns $2 Into Blooming Floral Empire
Judith Garden built a Manhattan floral business starting with $2.60, investing $2.50 in stock and subway fare. Now she lectures nationwide, decorates for debutantes, and commands high profile clients like Lorraine Dresselhuys, Steuben Glass, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip events. Her work includes lavish Ritz Carlton and Waldorf Astoria projects and longtime clients such as Duchess of Windsor, Elizabeth Arden, Helena Rubinstein, Edsel Ford, and Kaisers.
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Throat care tips to curb wrinkles and sagging necks
New York column advises women on preventing neck wrinkles through daily skin care. It recommends applying a moisturizing throat cream with upward strokes from chest to jaw, followed by neck massages, 50 brisk whacks daily, and a cold astringent for toning. Maintain head high posture to keep a slender neckline.
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Bread making blends old methods with new kitchen tools
Eastern Iowa cooks share bread recipes featuring batter and knead options. Recipes describe banana walnut cranberry loaves and bubble loaf method, using yeast, eggs, flour, sugar, and margarine. Readers learn mixing, rising, and baking steps with temperatures around 350 F and 30 to 70 minute yields.
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Late night network news with Bob Young on KCRG TV 9
At 10:15 CST Bob Young anchors the late night broadcast on KCRG TV 9 delivering headlines, updates, and brief reports from the newsroom. The segment focuses on top stories, weather, and developing events for viewers in the region.
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Brighten Fall Wardrobe with One Yard Velveteen
A remnant counter in the fabric department offers affordable color. One yard of cotton velveteen can create a shell blouse to upgrade a fall suit. Jewel tones like ruby turquoise or emerald suit neutral outfits, with options including a short jacket a vest a fancy ascot or a pullover veskit.
Cuban Refugee Hero of 1964 Hat Fashion Sparks Buzz
Cuban refugee Adolpho Sardina rises as a millinery sensation in New York, praised for daring hat designs that blend retro Confederate and Girl Scout motifs with modern youth culture. He defends his playful, bold style against critics while predicting future hat trends and urging individual expression.
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Alligator leather handbags give way to rare exotic skins
Next year shoppers may ditch alligator bags for anteater or pangolin purses. Skins arrive from the Far East, are tanned in France, and the rarity drives prices up to about $500.
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