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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
10
A bedridden narrator recalls Jerry's memory and finds warmth from Lila as Mrs Slater warns of visitors. Mel Howard arrives with business, and Lila counsels the narrator to keep memories yet allow new living. The scene blends mourning with tentative new companionship.
Today the majority of women give their skin special care using creams and lotions. To get replies from Mrs. Lowman, readers must enclose a self addressed stamped envelope. The article explains skin types with focus on oily skin and the need for snap and water, diet changes, exercise, and local stimulation such as a complexion brush. It notes oily skin is prone to blackheads and recommends beauty grains for stimulation and cleansing. It then begins to discuss very dry skin.
An illustrated spring fashion pattern advertisement offers a pattern for a coat with wide shoulders and front pleats, sizes 12 through 44, plus fabric yardage. It promotes a spring fashion book with wearable patterns and a complete sewing guide from Pattern Department at The Coshocton News in New York.
A medical leaflet explains that explosive vomiting in infants may be serious or harmless. It describes regurgitation versus true vomiting, how overfeeding, milk type, and sugar or cream content affect symptoms, and suggests adjustments in formula and feeding intervals. It mentions leaflet No. 52 on vomiting, available from Maitie Meyer Eldred via the newspaper.
Harry M. Smith of Kent announces a new men s haberdashery in the Loumbos building on Main Street to open within three weeks Chester Carroll, formerly a clerk in a downtown store, will manage the shop A complete line of men s furnishings will be carried, with Smith already operating similar stores in Ravenna and Kent
Mr and Mrs George Clark and Irene Totsch announce their move to North Canton New York to reside permanently. Clark was discharged from March Field California on November 22. Mrs Forest Hudson hosts a bridge gathering on South Seventh Street while Mrs E Dunbar chats with her daughter and family. Mrs Eugene Bordenkircher of Seventh Street will host her bridge club Wednesday evening.
Advice on managing dry and normal skin ages through creams and cleansers. Young skin benefits from a gentle cream over soap, while mature skin should avoid soap and rely on cleansing cream and lubricating products. Readers can request two leaflets by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Josephine Lowman.
The Central Trades and Labor Council will hold its annual election and banquet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Members will gather to elect officers and celebrate achievements in organized labor. Local unions and affiliated groups are invited to attend and participate in the proceedings.
The writer discusses a Bridge hand of the year from a column, detailing how East's misdefense and a club misexchange altered the outcome. Readers' questions about authorship and discipline are noted, with emphasis on the diamond and club play that changed the tricks.
Ralph Loos reported two men acting suspiciously at 729 Popular Street. They attempted to steal valuables from a porch, including auto tires and milk bottles, then fled as officers arrived. No injuries were reported.
Pfc Harold Kern of the Marine Corps has arrived in the United States from Nagasaki Japan after 25 months in the Pacific theatre. He is en route to Bainbridge Maryland where he will receive his honorable discharge.
A miscellaneous shower will be held Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Guthrie route 1 for Mr and Mrs Hollis M Richereck whose home burned Friday families asked to bring sandwiches to help them.
Fragmentary text from Coshocton news dated Tuesday shows garbled lines including names like JAH and Thehpay Jake, lacking clear events or details.
A concise column on early parental guidance focuses on mothers managing child behavior and discipline. It debates cooperative versus antagonistic parenting styles and suggests maternal skill in substitutes as key to shaping child development.
Rev. Glenn A. Hall of Zanesville will be guest preacher at the Fire Methodist church revival starting today. The district superintendent will preside over services for the next two weeks.
During European action, Corporal Ruth Spaulding of the WAC marries by using an artificial climb device to slip a wedding ring onto her finger as Robert Langstaff, the groom, loses both hands. The ceremony marks a poignant moment amid wartime service and personal sacrifice.
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