Life Begins at Forty Cosmetic Industry Seeks Youth
Washington AP reports a Senate panel approved a regional medical complex bill to fight heart disease stroke and cheer. The plan would authorize 30 million for the next fiscal year to aid physicians and communities with demonstrations training and research. The piece notes the vast cosmetic industry aims to reverse aging signs from wrinkles to gray hair through creams wigs and diet products and mentions Mitchum Company executive Parkman Feezer promoting a cream to fade brown liver spots.
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Washington
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Cable TV Ordinance Dies in Council Meet
Sedalia Missouri AP reports a Sedalia City Council meeting where an ordinance to repeal the Cable TV Inc license for installing a community antenna television system died for lack of a second. Amendments to the license were discussed and referred for further study. The text then diverges into unrelated cosmetic advertisement content and quotes about cosmetic products and hormones.
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Sedalia
Iola Company
Mr. Feezer
Staying Attractive in Later Years booklet offer
A request instructs readers to write to Robert Peterson titled Life Begins at Forty in care of the Garden City Telegram, enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents to cover handling costs. The passage implies a promotional booklet request and requires specific mailing details.
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Robert Peterson
Garden City Telegram
Sears Fresh Fashion Touches for Bath Upgrades
Sears offers complete bath makeovers from paint to soap dish and installs all components. They provide heating equipment for all home types and assist in selecting an efficient economical system suited to each home.
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Sears
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Parkman Feezer
the Mitchum Company
Paris
Tenn
Eve
Kodak Escort
Kodak
Kodak Electric
Kodak Brownie
Kodak Pony
Eastman Kodak Sun Gun
Chevron
Kodak Automatic
Kodak Cavalcade
Tesh
Renick
Garden City
Kantos
George Kinney
Davies
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Garden City, Kansas
Kenmore
Fleer
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