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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
8
A compact survey of hair adornments from the 15th century to modern times. The display traces gold and silver pins from the 1860s, a back to nature pin, 5th and 18th century coiffures, Goody barrettes from 1907, and Renaissance center‑parted styles with combs, illustrating evolving fashion and materials.
Vivian Brews highlights creative tablecloth trends that turn inexpensive foods into eye catching tablescapes. Hosts use heirloom quilts vinyl or oilcloth with appliques bonded by heat to create themed borders and motifs. Seasonal designs include apples pumpkins and snowmen guiding tabletop styling.
New York based Health Insurance Institute lists signs suggesting drug use by a child. Indicators include staring into space, appearing intoxicated without alcohol smell, staying out late, evasive answers, avid reading on drug culture, loss of appetite and rapid weight loss.
Miss Pa completed service with the tricia. Ann Strickland and Tim larmy, both of Savannah, wed Saturday in a 2 20 ceremony at Grace Baptist. The bride Eileen Nye, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland of Savannah. Attendants Cathy and Greg Puck, Cedar Rapids, attended. reception for 125 guests followed.
New York interior decorators say window shades play star roles in stylish room makeovers across price ranges. They highlight color patterns and tailoring options as versatile elements. The text also mentions wedding travel and Savannah references as part of scattered details within the scrambled copy.
The article notes a shift from basic black and brown makeup to colorful eye styles. Mascara, eyeshadow, and eyeliner now feature deep blues greens grays and plums, offering varied looks beyond traditional tones.
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