Bright Notes For Gals Who Sing The Blues
A 1955 syndicated feature urges young women to stay upbeat despite troubles. It stresses vitality, health, and active living, arguing that happiness attracts attention and that sagging spirits hinder romance.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1955
Page
7
A 1955 syndicated feature urges young women to stay upbeat despite troubles. It stresses vitality, health, and active living, arguing that happiness attracts attention and that sagging spirits hinder romance.
Holiday preparation guidance for whole or half ham with canned and fully cooked variants. Instructions cover freezing, refrigeration, heating times at 325 F, glazing options, and decorative scoring with cloves. Includes recipe for ham patties with sweet sour sauce and cooking steps.
A compact note advises staying calm when guests drop by unannounced. If visitors truly come, coffee or tea suffices as a beverage. If they only intend to freeload, you save money by sidestepping costly refreshments.
Secretary of the Navy Charles Thomas after a 21 hour Long Island Sound cruise described the Nautilus as the start of the Navy transition from steam to nuclear power. Atomic Energy Commission head Lewis L. Strauss and others joined the voyage noted for deep dives and advance underwater maneuvers. The Nautilus earlier set a 1300 mile submerged record, ten times the prior mark, completing it in several hours.
A jumble of brief items appears including medical quack cures uran ium and snake venom, Cambridge housing and student apartments, car dealer apathy and a Halloween trick or treat anecdote, plus shaving thoughts and dialect jokes with a Vermont farmer quip.
NEA Beauty Editor offers tips to endure heat with simple daily habits. Stay cool by easing into the day, wearing light clothes, showering tepidly, patting dry, using light fragrances, and relaxing in shade to reduce stickiness and discomfort.
Samuel Lipson, 67, keeper of the Eastern Labor Agency on Scollay Square, used a police whistle to deter a holdup man. The thief fled as a traffic officer arrived nearby, narrowly missing the suspect. Lipson notes the cost of living isn’t worth worrying about, but living at cost is worthwhile.
Los Angeles police plan to use a helicopter to monitor freeway congestion. The City Board of Public Works approved a landing area atop the new downtown police building to support aerial traffic oversight.
In Hopkinsville Kentucky 2 Henry Morris searched a river bank for hidden treasure after a station offered 200. He found the body of Gene Carter 66 of Pembroke. The coroner said Carter apparently drowned Sunday with no foul play evident.
In Kerrville Texas Johnnie Anderson, laid up on crutches after a fall last month, received a handmade blind with a rocking chair from friends. Sunday he hunted and shot a fat cobbler deer while resting on the chair.
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