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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1957
Page
19
Merian pattern 9308s 14 offers a blouse in three sleeves and a flare skirt for girls sizes 6 8 10 12 14 with yardage estimates. Printed directions accompany each part and orders request 35 cents for pattern plus address and style number. Include extra 5 cents for first class mail.
A single log cabin was erected in Hoquiam as a tourist attraction. The structure features a hollowed 400 year old spruce log, sawn windows and a door, crafted by two chain set operators.
Dororthy Dix answers readers on love age gaps makeup and weddings. Conway asks about courting a divorcee older by twenty years and parental disapproval. Maud counsels virtue over vanity while J M advises waiting for maturity. Grace notes a 70 year old auntie at a formal wedding.
Fragmented puzzle text shows scattered clues and odd spellings for a crossword style puzzle. Readable items include references to a river, pronouns, time periods, organs, and various odd word fragments indicating a chaotic OCR pass on a puzzle page.
In a brief item, Parzis I-Trerate 4 is discharged amid vague references to domesticaton and a numbers game. The fragmentary text hints at terms like blanket and affirmative, with scattered numbers and place names.
Hollywood moguls rebut rumors they face bankruptcy and exit. Ed Winn Silverman warned industry, while Sam Goldwyn and Cecil B DeMille defend studios. Jack Warner and DeMille tout resilience. TV and theater coexist amid debate on motion picture future.
A fragment notes that bread and honey were used for eye disorders by a famed Roman physician who claimed honey soothed and strengthened patients. The line hints at early medical beliefs in Rome regarding dietary remedies.
An American Air Force bomber with Tactical Reconnaissance Air Force ties crashed near Deols Air Base Chateauroux early yesterday, killing three crew members. Names withheld pending family notification. The aircraft belonged to Spangdahlem Germany.
HL Horschors notes years ago a midwife claimed to hear a baby cry before birth and was accused of witchcraft and executed. Some authorities report hearing such cries, which may be heard clearly or muffled from another room. The article discusses belief, skepticism, and the obstetric question of forcing delivery.
Milton column answers a reader about pinworms in a family, explaining they do not spread by air or clothing. About 95 percent cure with medical treatment in weeks. Emphasizes washing hands, trimming nails, and treating all family members. advises boiling underpants daily and notes many cases occur together.
The Holy Family Guilds of Southern County sponsor a public drive event at Castro Valley Community Center Blue Room 84 Walnut Ave. on December 19 at 12:20 PM with a dessert whist and a speaker from the Civil Defense office. attendance is encouraged and the event is open to the public.
Bohannon School in San Lorenzo announces the yearbook El Libros will go on sale after the Christmas vacation. The annual features pictures of graduating eighth graders and seventh grade classes, plus student council sports library assemblies and the Christmas operetta. Imogene Kehn is faculty sponsor.
A vintage notice invites readers to order Pattern 7353 showing horse and cowboy patches for youth and single-bed quilts. Priced at thirty five cents per pattern, add five cents for mailing. requests to be sent to Daily Review Household Arts Dept. Includes other craft patterns and needlework topics.
A fragment notes a glass blowing operation in 1905 where a worker and four assistants produced about 200 bottles in a 12 to 10 hour day. It contrasts with a modern automatic machine capable of turning out more than that number in a minute.
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