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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
10
The column notes a leg grooming season and offers tips for improving leg appearance. It covers depilatories and shaving, warning against irritation and skin damage. It suggests lotions and potential vitamin considerations if skin remains rough or discolored.
Weds in San Antonio Texas Mary June Doles daughter of Mrs Lelia Doles of Longacre married yesterday to Staff Sgt Anthony Tomkunis. Couple is away looking skin. Reader offered leaflet No 13 Take Steps Toward Lovely Legs by Josephine Lowman care of The Charleston Gazette with SASE. Tomorrow You Can Change Shape of Legs With Exercise.
A Red Manifesto urges Britain's House of Commons to reject the German peace treaty and the European Defense Treaty. Harry Pollitt signs the document, accusing the agreements of enabling roaming German militarism and fascism. North Egypt residents likely have darker skin than those in the south.
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