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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1950
Page
7
A datedpiece describes quick beauty tips for looking fresh during long spring hours. It mentions lip-like purses with magnetized lint brushes and lightweight glove wear, aimed at keeping appearances polished for celebrations and Sunday outings.
A fragmented ad section urges daily grooming routines for women, highlighting face care, hair maintenance, and modest cosmetics. It promises a free calendar titled Calendar for the Fastidious in return for a letter and stamped return envelope, and hints at tomorrow's topic aimed at mothers and daughters.
BIRMINGHAM AP engineers met a 700-strong group to discuss the shift of iron and steel production southward. A Gussbrenner president of the Association of Iron and Steel Founders warned that southern demand and ore quality improve while Northern ore quality declines. Tours of Birmingham area plants are planned during the two day meeting.
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