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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
7
A historical column advises a twelve year old on self manicuring with a child friendly kit. It outlines safe methods including buffing, back pushing cuticles gently, trimming tips, and using tools like an orange stick while avoiding cutting cuticles except ragged edges. It stresses using no liquid polish and parental guidance.
Fragmentary chess column reads odd style notes and hands washing ritual mixed with card play. The text mentions four rounds of trumps and a finesse on the queen, with players West East Enrich and DONT PIVE ASHING suggesting a garbled report from a bridge or card game.
A 1920s style feature by William McKenney discusses coiffure camouflage for short hair, proposing false hair pieces and pompadours to create evening looks. It notes different styles to suit daytime and evening wear, with examples like braids, pins, and decorative pieces, plus fashion advice and local club insights.
Government experts say democracies in the next 15 months will need about 3 to 4 percent of U S food requirements from allies. Higher prices result from increased work and spending, so the United States must boost food production to keep prices reasonable.
An essay urges wives to influence husbands through psychology and habit change, noting men improve with guidance. It links domestic reform to wartime national needs, promoting leaner meat, cheaper foods, and the penny milk plan as evidence of cooperative efforts among farmers dairies schools and government to raise nutrition and lower costs.
Serial story scene shows Paulo and Paula chasing clues as Dr Lud confronts college students at a barn. Lud questions league manipulation while Hal Bascomb and Jenks confront doubts about Van Horn. Tense campus intrigue builds toward a confrontation at the meeting.
In a tense scene from 1941, Bascomb and Lud clash over expelling students as Bill Jenks confronts the bluff about scandal. Paula and Tony flee in a car, pausing to warn the League before a critical meeting. The chapter ends with Paula agreeing to aid Tony despite lingering resentment.
Barbara Bell pattern 1374-B offers a daytime frock with sleeves and matching tailored shorts. The design covers three pieces in sizes 11 to 19 with busts 31 to 37, and uses light fabrics a trim braid. Includes instructions and sewing details plus a Spring Fashion Book promotion.
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