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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
3
The piece advises daily baths for babies and runabouts to prevent chafing and prickly heat. Use cool sponge baths 93 to 95 degrees, add starch or baking soda, and optionally alcohol or toilet water for cooling. Avoid overdressing, rub small amounts of oil on chafed skin, and dress lightly to prevent drafts and heat discomfort.
Weekly sewing note promotes Misses patterns including R456 in sizes 12 through 20. The ad outlines fabric needs, simple construction, and complete illustrated instructions. It also mentions mail order, sending 33 cents to Anne Adams at The Charleston Gazette, and advertises related home care leaflets and health folklore.
Advertisement for a sewing pattern S61 featuring ivy embroidery and applique skirt with sun tops. Mentions waist sizes 24 26 28 20 32 and yardage 8 14 yards for size 28 on 35 inch fabric. Instructs sending twenty five cents to The Charleston.
A home project guide notes paint splatter on hands and glass, suggesting masking and quick cleanup with cloth and turpentine before paint dries. It praises new razor blades for efficiency and mentions ordering a needlecraft catalog with patterns for toys dolls and accessories.
Social Security Chief Paul Fefferson states 1952 benefits will not rise without act changes. He notes a flood of questions from readers as the Charleston office handles inquiries about midyear retirees and eligibility for future increases and potential aid.
Mrs F L of Brooklyn reports discovering Pazo to end daily pile pain. The ad claims instant relief from itching inflamed tissues and cracking with a suppository and ointment form for easy use and healing assistance.
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