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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1951
Page
8
A practical guide urges daily facial care as the path to a well groomed face. It covers cleansing with soap and cream, lightweight makeup, and a gradual routine suitable for teens through age forty, with specific tips to replenish oils and smooth dry skin.
Kathleen Norris reflects on family life centered around caring for aging relatives. A Massachusetts wife describes repeatedly taking in grandmothers, parents, and aunts, balancing care with her own life as costs rise. She argues such duties build character and family solidarity, noting social norms and lower divorce rates in past, close-knit households.
A collage of natural history notes covers owl vision argali sheep bird behavior and plant growth on sloths. It also discusses hunting dangers from tobacco poisoning ducks and jerky meat preservation. The piece argues wildlife management requires research education public relations and youth engagement for conservation.
The article contrasts U S policy toward Russia with wartime Korea actions. Senator Milton Young seeks to ban Russian fur imports worth about 59 million yearly, opposed by the tariff commission who say the furs do not compete with American products. It argues consumer impact and national policy amid Cold War tensions. It also includes fishing gear advice about leaders and mud.
A Tennessee Waltz craze prompts readers to raise hands for missing dance partners as a chorus of opinion questions the song’s impact on American mood. Readers share anecdotes from across states about lost partners, while lawmakers and families debate social and economic costs of entertainment.
The Tacoma Narrows suspension bridge opens mid October, promising new tourist travel and commerce in Washington. Its girders are 58 times more collapse-proof than the 1940 Galloping Gertie, which swayed in wind during four months of service. Tacoma, lumber capital, sits on Puget Sound's southeast shore, with Kitsap County beyond the Narrows to Hood Canal.
Pattern No 8559 offers a youthful sundress with a matching or contrasting cape that buttons on. Sizes 12 through 40 include a size 14 dress requiring 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for the cape. Send 24 cents for the STYLIST pattern magazine featuring Gilt patterns.
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