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Chanute Tribune in Chanute, Kansas

07 Jan 1963

Page 7

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Chanute Tribune

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Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1963

Page

7

Youth Makes Tin Lizzie Purr Like Top Shine Like Silver Dollar

David Frambers a 19 year old Arkansas City native restores and shows antique cars with family help. He has rebuilt a 1929 Graham truck a 1926 Model T a 1914 Model T touring car and a 1929 roadster earning high scores at Wichita shows. The Frambers family dresses in period costumes and participates in parades and club events as active Horseless Carriage Club members.

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Lizzie Frambers Arkansas City High School Graham Graham Brothers Oxford Kan School of Industrial Education Pittsburg State College David Frambers H. D. Frambers Arkansas City
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Modern Etiquette Q and A on public grooming and rings

A reader asks if a girl may powder, lipstain, file nails, or comb hair in public. The answer allows powder and lipstick briefly but bans nail filing and hair combing in public. A divorced woman may wear rings if she wishes, though discarding the wedding ring seems logical. A wrist corsage should be worn on the left wrist rather than the right, though there is no firm rule.

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Candle sales exceed twenty million dollars annually

The Chanute Tribune reports that the United States sees sales of more than 20 million dollars in candles each year, reflecting strong consumer demand and broad retail distribution across regions. The feature highlights growth in home decor and practical use of candles in daily life.

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