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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1948
Page
3
An earnest ode to federal smile control rails against forced happiness in public life. The piece mocks bank losses and camera-ready grins by bankers and others, questions photographers and lawyers for promoting cheerful masks, and urges leaders to address the epidemic of compulsory smiles nationwide. It notes a recent 13-cent raise for Ford workers and ends with a playful address to Bill Bendix.
Describes a cool slenderizing nightdress design with cap sleeves for larger figures. Includes pattern No 5046 with finishing instructions for sizes 42 44 and 46. Send 20 cents, name and address to receive complete pattern and instructions.
Walter Winchell switches from Jergens to Kaiser-Frazier at 650000 yearly. Rebecca West warns Hank Wallace sabotages himself. Farmers Brown disc prompts talk of promising voters. Judy Garland and Fred Astaire in Easter Parade receive praise. A headwaiter salad demo delivers the film’s best moment.
Zeke Clay cites Gig Puddicombe as the man who allegedly set the orphan asylum, attacked the town hall, and robbed three banks or blamed it on vitamin deficiencies in his babyhood. Puddicombe is placed on probation with permission to report by telephone during hot months. Lem Whipple missed one edition and cannot provide the French premier, weather, or car prices.
A Kellogg advertisement touts All Bran as a laxative food for constipation relief. It suggests an ounce daily with milk and water and offers a double your money back refund if not satisfied after ten days. Readers are urged to send an empty carton to Kellogg Co. for the deal.
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