Youthful Looks Return If You Reduce Calories
Attractive diet ad exhortation promises youth with a 1200 calorie day plan and a two pound weekly loss. It lists a sample 420 calorie lunch and a 32 page booklet with a calorie chart, dessert recipes, and 3 day liquid options.
Grandmother Drives Pan American Highway Promoter
Mrs. A. S. Henley a Glendale California grandmother, 68, drives from Rio de Janeiro to Lima showcasing the Pan American Highway. She has crossed Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru, plans four months more through Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Central America and Mexico before returning home. She promotes the highway, has traveled about 30 000 miles with few mechanical issues, and finds costs reasonable.
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Peru
A. S. Henley
Glendale
Calif
United States
Argentina
Ecuador
Colombia
Venezuela
Central America
Mexico
Mississippi
Claude G. Bowers
Chile
Henley
South America
Aushuaia
Straits of Magellan
Ticlio
Uruguay
Lake Country
New Orleans
Rio
Santiago
Hector Burr
Beauty tip for oily skin and makeup touch ups
If oil breaks through foundation and powder do not add more powder. Press a damp cloth on skin then use a cleansing tissue. Apply fresh powder and touch up cheeks with dry rouge. Brush eyebrows and lashes, accent the mouth, and remember oily skin still needs powder foundation.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU Service
Danny Burgess Outwits Blacksnake for Grass Seed
Thornton W Burgess tells how Danny the Meadow Mouse outsmarts Mr Blacksnake to reach a prized grass seed. Danny uses a hollow fencepost and clever path tricks to escape, repeating the motto that brains outrun speed in an exciting day.
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Danny
Meadow Mouse
Tanny Meadow Mouse
Mr. Blacksnake
Associated Newspaperz
WNN Service
Diet and Deafness Link Questioned by Doctors
General vitamin deficiency may relate to deafness but evidence is inconclusive. Experts urge a balanced vitamin rich diet as a precaution.
German Generals Hit By Ban on Monocles
Berlin reports hundreds of German generals and high officers are affected by an economy measure banning monocles. Opticians say production is deemed unnecessary and forbidden by authorities, leaving many without eyeglasses.
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Berlin
Opticians
Freshman Coeds Enter Engineering at University of Washington
Seattle report notes four women have graduated from UW engineering in five years while two freshmen coeds Alice Johnson and Peggy De Merchant pursue electrical and aeronautical engineering. Their advisor E R Wilcox provides guidance as his daughter has graduated and serves as a junior engineer in the army.
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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 Reframes Large Scale Wheat Farm
Wilber White of Poplar Montana, visiting Omaha on business, says he harvested 35 acres of top quality wheat in 20 years from an airplane seeded field. He mounted a hopper on his plane and used wind velocity and propeller blast to apply seed.
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Omaha
Wilber White
Poplar
Mont
Office Jealousies and Their Costs in Big Firms
The text notes that large organizations breed cliques and petty feuds among workers and even silly disputes over tasks like ink in the boss’s inkwell. It advises businesswomen to avoid personal office feuds, stay professional, and earn respect from superiors and staff.
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Inkwell
Ledger Syndicate
WNU Service
Average U S Merchant Vessel Age Rises to 19 7 Years
New bulletin from the American Bureau of Shipping reports the average age of 1 123 U S ocean going merchant ships on October 1 1941 is 19 7 years with 79 2 percent over 20 years old while only 11 percent of American ships are under five years old Foreign vessels show 17 percent under five years and the bureau notes accelerated shipbuilding will yield a first class cargo fleet as construction rises from 302 ships on November 1 1940 to 1 011 under construction or contract by October 1 this year.
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New York
United States
American Bureau of Shipping
United States Maritime Commission
Bureau
Winnie Refused to Wash Hands After Tea
A four year old, Winnie, resists her mother's order to wash up after tea at grandmother's. The mother insists, the grandmother suggests the kitchen, and Winnie questions why the mother does not obey her own mother. The scene centers on a child’s defiance and family dynamics.
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Grandmothr’s
Winnie
Grandmother
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