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Newspaper
Daily Gazette
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
8
Donna cannot remove oil paint caps. advice includes using pliers and cleaning tops after use, or soaking caps in turpentine. Nail care tips suggest ways to protect nails while washing hair. Readers criticize hard to read product labels. A tip uses a clothes sprinkler to wash plant leaves and employs carrot tops in summer arrangements for freshness.
Aillade Toulousaine with tuna and vegetables, served as a foredish in The Hole in the Wall Bath restaurant, is described alongside wedding shower trends. The recipe uses walnuts parsley olive oil eggs lemon juice cream tuna tomatoes scallions mushrooms broccoli and toast cubes yielding 6 to 8 servings.
The notice requests letters be sent to Polly's Pointers at Newspaper Enterprise Association P O Box 4558 Chicago II 60680 and specifies not to send to The Daily Gazette.
A brief look at how to store fruits and vegetables for freshness. Cold storage is advised for most produce while bananas tomatoes and some others ripen at room temperature. The piece notes extended seasons since 1931 with corn available year round and highlights the historical influx of produce brought by explorers and settlers.
Combine these two patterns to make stylish outfits. Dress from a dainty print and coat from a solid color or pair a pastel dress with tweed coat. Includes Fashion Co-ordinator suggestions and offers B-154 Dress with Photo Guide in sizes 8 to 18 with price $1.25 and B-154C Coat with Photo in size 10 price $1.25.
Betty Canary urges women to schedule annual Pap tests after a personal experience with preventive surgery. The five minute office test can detect precancerous cells and save lives, with statistics from the American Cancer Society on avoidable deaths. She shares family moments and promotes sending pattern requests to Newspaper Enterprise Association at Box 438 Midtown Station New York NY 10018.
The seventh annual Illinois Miss America Teen-Ager Pageant will be held August 27 and 28 at the Holiday Inn East in Springfield. Illinois’ state winner will advance to the national finals in New Jersey in September.
Mrs William B Martin recounts early one room schools in Virginia and Whiteside County lore at a Sterling Rock Falls Yes teryear Quester meeting in Hazelhurst. She describes log structures clay walls greased paper windows and evolving building materials.
AILEEN CLAIRE NEA Food Editor presents breakfast friendly snacks for active kids. Mighty Molasses Milkshake uses milk eggs molasses chocolate syrup and vanilla to yield about six cups. Super Molasses Cookies mix butter molasses brown sugar whole wheat and all-purpose flours with spices and raisins then bake in a 350 degree oven for 25 to 30 minutes.
A brief guide suggests adding a tablespoon or two from onion soup taco or chili seasoning to pot roasts stews and meat loaves for richer flavor on a crisp winter day.
New York fashion executive Ethel Mooring outlines a money saving plan to refresh wardrobes. She advises auditing clothes worn for recent events, listing items, weeding unused pieces, and budgeting about 12 percent of net income for clothing. Emphasizes color basics, durable purchases, trusted stores, and versatile coordinates.
Crochet pattern feature for a bright summer dress using No. 10 hook and Knit-Cro Sheen yarn. Describes open mesh body, medallion accents in red flamingo purple watermelon and tango, scalloped hem, waistline, and long sleeves. Includes 6 to 12 size directions, pricing notice, and reader knitting tips from KNIT KNACKS.
Dennie Carter, wife and businesswoman, promotes her guide All About Decorating drawn from 1 001 Decorating Ideas. She urges readers to analyze tastes and living habits, overcome fears of color or permanence, and learn together to create a welcoming home rather than a single rigid style.
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