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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1945
Page
6
Teen-age clubs inside stores attract thousands of members coast to coast. Clubs feature guest stars such as Vaughn Monroe and Frank Sinatra, fashion shows, and dance lessons like the Coca Shuffle with options to dance with professionals for a dime a dance in war stamp funds.
A spring facial tonic recipe recommends squeezing two lemons and straining the juice. Blend with one pint of good quality hazel in a jar, shake and store in a cool dark place. The tonic acts as a mild bleach and astringent. Ledger Syndicate WNU Features.
A Chicago Art Institute display presents 116 representative native paintings chosen to gauge what the average public prefers in contemporary American art. Polls and questionnaires aim to reveal why the public likes certain works and how they interpret life on view.
Thelner Hoover of the University of California argues modern portraiture, aided by mechanical development, should study old masters. He says true photographers seek personality and soul as well as facial form, noting Rembrandt lighting remains a core compositional tool.
Ernie Pyle reports from Okinawa on the sustained Pacific push. He details Marines and Army units fighting, air power and ship support, field conditions, and the evolving Marine spirit amid heavy casualties. He notes civilians are docile and anticipates a possible endgame near Christmas.
The narrator notes little snake presence in central Okinawa. After tours of the area, only two snakes were observed by the regiment, one found dead and the other killed by a surgeon and preserved in a gallon jar as a souvenir.
Advert describes transforming an old chair with a blue cotton rep frock. Covers can be made for a whole set using the first piece as a pattern. Inner ties secure the cover and center back closing adds style. Buttons are made by covering wooden molds with slip cover material. Bound buttonholes are described and Book 5 with diagrams is offered for 15 cents by Mrs Ruth Wyeth Spears.
The Morlok sisters from Lansing Michigan are the only living identical quadruplets reported by Collier's. Unlike the Dionne quints they were not isolated or guarded, growing up normal and unspoiled, despite sharing one egg cell and identical heredity.
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