Youthful Looks Return With Calorie Reduction
The article promotes calorie cutting to regain a youthful appearance and vitality. It claims a 1200 calorie daily diet can lose about two pounds per week, with example meal components and a humorous aside about Welsh rarebit.
Grandmother Drives Pan American Highway Promoter
Mrs. A. S. Henley of Glendale California, 58, drives a 1940 American station wagon from Rio de Janeiro through Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru, promoting the Pan American Highway. She plans four more months through Ecuador Colombia Venezuela Central America and Mexico before returning home.
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Ecuador
Colombia
Venezuela
Central America
Mexico
Mississippi
Claude G. Bowers
Chile
Aushuaia
Straits of Magellan
Ticlio
Uruguay
Henley
New Orleans
Rio
Santiago
Hector Burr
Oily Skin Care Tips For Foundation Touchups
The guide advises not adding more powder when foundation and powder have melted into oil. Use a damp cloth to blot, then a cleansing tissue. Apply fresh powder, retouch cheeks with dry rouge, brush eyebrows and lashes, and accent the mouth. Oily skin may still need a powder foundation.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU Service
Danny the Mouse Outwits a Snake for Grass Seed
Danny the mouse travels along private paths to reach a preferred grass seed. He outsmarts Mr Blacksnake by ducking into a hollow post and guiding the pursuer on false trails, proving brains trump speed as he secures the seed and continues his trek.
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Anny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Mr. Blacksnake
Associated Newspapers
WNN Service
Diet and vitamin balance linked to hearing health
Doctors note some evidence that vitamin deficiencies may relate to deafness but findings are not conclusive. They advise maintaining a balanced diet rich in vitamins as a precaution.
German Generals Faced Ban on Monocles
Berlin reports hundreds of German generals and high officers are affected by a new economy measure banning monocles. Opticians say production is deemed unnecessary and prohibited by authorities, leaving many monocle wearers in limbo.
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Berlin
Opticians
Freshman Coeds Enter Engineering at University of Washington
In Seattle two freshmen women, Alice Johnson in electrical engineering and Peggy De Merchant in aeronautical engineering, pursue engineering despite only four women graduates in five years. They may receive support from advisor E. R. Wilcox, whose daughter is a graduate and now a junior army engineer.
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Storm Citadel of Engineering
Seattle
University of Washington
College of Engineering
Alice Johnson
Peggy de Merchant
Miss Johnson
Miss de Merchant
E. R. Wilcox
Army
Seeding From Airplane Is Latest Farm Wrinkle
Wilber White of Poplar Montana pilots a plane to seed wheat for large scale farming. He harvested 35 acres of top quality wheat in 20 years from an air plane seeded field using a hopper on the craft and wind velocity calculations.
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Omaha
Wilber White
Poplar
Mont
What to Do by Phyllis Belmont
Advice for working women to stay out of office feuds and cliques in large organizations. Avoid personal disputes and jealousy as they harm career progress. Emphasizes congenial work, focusing on business, earning respect from superiors and colleagues.
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Inkwell
Ledger Syndicate
WNU Service
Average U.S. merchant vessels age nears twenty years
The American Bureau of Shipping reports the average age of the U.S. ocean going merchant fleet at 19.7 years as of October 1 1941 with 79.2 percent over 20 years old while only 11 percent are under five. Shipbuilding accelerates with 1011 ships under construction or contract.
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New York
United States
American Bureau of Shipping
Bureau
Winnie Questioned by Mother Over Hand Washing
A four year old girl Winnie resists washing up during a tea visit at her grandmother's. Her mother insists Winnie obeys and go upstairs. Winnie then asks why her mother does not obey hers. The anecdote highlights a child’s challenge to parental authority.
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Winnie
Grandmother
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