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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1954
Page
13
Tips from Stanley Goldman Eagle Clothes style director guide women to help men pick proper suit size fabrics and colors. Emphasizes fabric options like blue surge accessories and gray with maroon ties, and suggests patterns for various builds.
Short hair leads this season with soft smooth waves ideal for housewives career girls and teens. A crisp simple style uses a pompadour and wispy ringlets from a waved crown while back hair forms full waves. Jagged bangs frame the forehead and crown waves soften the look. A lasting natural wave can be kept with Rayette Miss Rail permanent enriched with USP lanolin for lustrous manageable hair.
Modern home fashion moves beyond house dresses to practical outfits suited for shopping, sports, and errands. Separate pieces like workin jerkin with pockets, sun bras, pedal pushers, gores skirts, jackets, hats, and coveralls offer comfort and adaptability for cooking, cleaning, gardening, and leisure.
A recipe for Tuna Chow Mein with tuna, butter, celery, onion, mushrooms and Chinese vegetables. Simmer tuna with vegetables, thicken with cornstarch and soy sauce, then serve hot with Chinese noodles. Nebraska law requires seed sold in the state be germination and purity tested every nine months.
A fragment citing Ben Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack and his autobiography. It notes his guidance on diligence and thrift while pointing out he did not always follow his own maxim of early rising. The item reflects on the inconsistency between advice and personal habits.
The article notes that in the United States the Chief Executive has not always been elected directly by voters. It cites Thomas Jefferson and John Quincy Adams being chosen by the House of Representatives under the Constitution after not obtaining a constitutional electoral majority. George Washington was elected by electors chosen by state legislatures, not by the people.
A Michigan State College bulletin shows the average age of state farmers in 1950 was 49.9 years, down from 50.7 in 1940. Forty percent of farmers were under 45 in 1950, up from 31 percent in 1940.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court requires objections to the petition to appoint Mary Maria of Maynard administratrix of Rosalia Mendolia estate. Appears in Cambridge before 10 a.m. September 13, 1954. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge. John J. Butler Register. August 5 12 19. LOST BOOK Pass Book No. 505 lost with payment stopped Concord Cooperative Bank Concord Mass Pass Book No. 859 lost August 12 19 26.
The New York state conservation department records muskrats with waterproof microphones placed in marsh burrows. Recordings reveal activity and den counts up to 60 feet away helping estimate populations and guide trapping seasons. A second note recalls General Washington’s 1776 re-enlistment furlough policy still cited today.
A simple mixture combines 2 eggs with 2 tablespoons sugar and lemon juice. Add 1% cups apricot nectar and a fruit juice of pineapple or orange, then chill with ice to serve.
Practical guidance on using aluminum foil to catch oven drippings and keep clean. Tips include securing pictures with sandpaper shims, storing small nails and hardware in glass jars, and using wallpaper on a single wall or as an accessory to unify the room.
In Orleans and across France the Army Special Services reports library volume use rose from 37 169 in 1951 to 139 465 in 1953. Book stock grew from 22 166 in January 1952 to 54 443 early this year, with additions about 1 600 volumes monthly.
The Medical Officers Reserve Corps, established in 1908, is the oldest organized reserve element of the United States Army and the forerunner of the reserve program created by the National Defense Act of 1916.
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