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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1947
Page
3
Health cleansing and cosmetics offer daily routines for eye care. Use an eyebath boric solution eye lotion and sterile hot water. Eye pads with warm milk or water soothe tired eyes and reduce dark circles with lighter makeup on the eye area.
A Charleston Gazette reader is invited to practice Lois Leeds eye exercises to reduce dark circles, strengthen eye muscles, and improve posture. The brochure titled The ABC of Exercise promises simple routines you can do at home or at work.
A column explores the peril of wives trying to correct or re educate their husbands. It argues such attempts wreck marriages, noting men resist nagging and vanity, while courtship hides such faults until after marriage, leading to divorce and lost affection.
A vintage advertisement promotes Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book pattern 528 with 15 motifs plus pattern transfer, charts and photos. It urges readers to mail twenty cents for the pattern from The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept and promises a 1948 catalog with 101 illustrations and free weaving instructions. It also contains a cynical quip about wives and husbands.
The court granted Hanley Richards of Princestore a stay to permit the wick to testify before the grand jury in a murder appeal. Indictments against Ivan Grose and Crouse, tied to D. T. Richard McVey’s death, were discussed, with Justice Perkins and staff involved. charges later dismissed.
Beckley based justice and former Raleigh County official, Princewick merchant, faces a possible year in jail after a felony conviction for subornation of perjury. His attorney Clay Cybuse says appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court will challenge allegedly improper testimony before the jury. The conviction was reduced from a 1 to 10 year penitentiary term to a misdemeanor by the State Supreme Court, which upheld the conviction and directed sentence.
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