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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1941
Page
7
Alicia Hart advises using soap and water to refresh skin during heat waves. She stresses daily grooming, clean undergarments, tidy purses, polished shoes, fresh hair tools, and regular deodorant use. The piece highlights depilatories razors and cooling dress shields for comfort and cleanliness.
Fragmented OCR notes list questions and dubious answers about geography and historical possessions. Mentions Cyprug Britten Grete, Iceland Greece land, Palestine British possession, Syria, Turkey, Dodecanese islands Italy, and grapefruit crates.
Reeducate on home canning as national defense. Economical where gardens thrive. sugar reserves ample. Use pressure canners for nonacid vegetables and water bath for acids. Choose tin enamel cans or plain tin per food type. Hard water can be softened by boiling and settling. Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast to dinner items.
Barbara Bell presents the princess pinafore for mist 2 to 6 years with ruffled sleeves and back-tie sablias, plus matching bonnet. Pattern 1297 B includes a suspender check sin suit with plastic waistband. sun suit opens for ironing. Pattern 1997 B offers a play suit frock with bonnet. Pattern 1397 B sizes 2 to 4 and 5 years. Fabric yardages and prices listed. Summer Fashion Book offer with over 100 patterns and mailed charts.
New York fashion coverage shows beach and pool attire from Belmont Racing Park models to Huntington Crescent Club displays. Beach ensembles include white gabardine and silk jersey items with tropical braid details, worn by celebrities like Virginia Dwyer as spectators applaud. A separate note mentions Dentists numbering around 70,000 and a Hollywood Park fire incident where a groom Arthur Bruns died at age 17.
In a fogbound harbor setting, Deborah hosts Stephan Lovett as rumor and wartime tensions swirl. Bridgie’s chatty hospitality, a ghostly ship sighting, and signals from coast guards tests trust. A tense dinner ends with Wilhelm delivering urgent news as the chapter closes.
The article describes tournament directors like Ktuesell J Baldwin of Cleveland as chief officials and referees who interpret rules for complex hands. It recounts a specific hand where North's insufficient five hearts led Baldwin to intervene, directing a six clubs contract after ruling on correct responses and scoring a neutral outcome for the players.
A vintage etiquette quiz asks if a girl may gift a soldier going to camp and other scenarios. Answers: yes for a minor inexpensive gift, no to asking for a friend's photo, yes to birthday gifts if appropriate, and yes to gifting to avoid embarrassment. Includes a classified boarding advertisement at 343 Clark St offering rooms.
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