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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1956
Page
2
beauty notes urge a regal summer style with short hair and large hats. makeup focuses on eyes with bolder lines while lips stay natural. pinks and corals lead the palette, skin and neck care receive emphasis for a fresh seasonable radiance.
Dr Kenneth N Hildebrand author of Achieving Real Happiness and pastor of Central Church Chicago will visit with his brother and wife at 125 N Forest He is a writer radio TV personality and lecturer Born in Los Angeles he studied at Emporia Northwestern and Chicago He will speak at Abilene High School Lawrence High School and a Friday event in June City
4 H Buffalo Boosters held a meeting in the Legion hall with Jack Chapman delivering a council report. A spring tour was planned with a committee including Mrs. Ralph Cohee, Mrs. Carl Harvey, Henry Payne, and Lorene Pierce. Mrs. O R Chapman announced an invitation to the High Prairie Pioneers meeting on June 6.
A reader asks how to ease whooping cough with oils and topical rubs. Suggestions include sweet oil and cloves with amber, rubbed at the brain base and loins for severe coughing. Additional tips cover protecting tables with a bread board, varnish removal with baking soda solution and sandpaper, and making a shoe lace tag with melted sealing wax.
Indians used cranberries as food dye and medicine long before Plymouth Rock. Cranberries were first tamed in 1816 and cultivated bogs began in 1846. Today about 1800 growers across Massachusetts New Jersey Wisconsin Washington and Oregon participate in a national cooperative with Massachusetts supplying 60 percent of production.
About 100 attended the Golden Shrine No. 8 covered dish dinner at the Masonic Temple Friday night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Frischenmeyer who displayed Pasadena Rose Parade pictures. Mrs. Helen Cooley and Melvin Wilson presided over the meeting and a June 4 reception for Don C. Beach was announced. Bermuda has been under the British flag since 1612.
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