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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1937
Page
7
Winter skin care advice notes cold damp air dries the skin, causing chapped hands and lips. Elderly skin tightens with reduced bathing. limit soaps and baths after age 50. Almond meal and oils soothe skin. tissue creams offer surface softness but do not nourish from within.
C. W. Armstrong, 40, once a sawmill hand from Tishomingo County Mississippi, transformed a worn hill farm into a paying business in seven years. He received Memphis newspaper’s trophy and $5000 cash prize at a Memphis banquet amid a selection from 14,000 farm families in the mid south.
Floyd L. Carlisle, chair of Consolidated Edison and Niagara Hudson Power, says he is in substantial agreement with the president on power policies and will cooperate with the administration's private home construction drive. He also outlines a 100 million expansion program.
The GOP in New York State selects Kenneth F Simpson a liberal social register figure as national committeeman. He plans to listen to the most progressive minds of the party, succeeding veteran Old Guarder Charles D Hilles.
Walter E. Treanor of Bloomington, a former newsboy who swept a law office, has been named by President Roosevelt to the U.S. circuit court of appeals for the Seventh Circuit. The appointment marks another rise for the ex-newsboy as he moves from Indiana Supreme Court to federal appellate service.
A giant cross of light towers 300 feet high and 120 feet wide, displayed from the Palmolive building in Chicago, marks the Christmas Seals campaign against tuberculosis with a 12th to 36th floor window lighting pattern. The event highlights a global effort through the sale of charity seals and features decorative symbols and related puzzle-like lines.
The Rt. Rev. De Labilliere named dean of Westminster succeeding Dr. William Foxley Norris. The 58 year old bishop suffragan of Knaresborough and archdeacon of Leeds since 1984 served as a chaplain to British forces early in World War II.
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