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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1969
Page
18
Ronald Wilson recreates masterpieces by affixing prints to wood blocks at his Pepperwood Avenue home. He buys prints for 3 to 5 dollars, spends about 1.50 on wood, and spends hours distressing and aging the piece with a bicycle chain, lead hammer, staining, and a gloss sealant to achieve an onion skin 3D effect.
A series of Dear Abby readers share personal dramas about marriage lies aging love and temptation. A Virgo warned about marrying a man who reads horoscopes, a student faces theft and friendship pressure, and long married couples discuss shared duties and enduring loyalty. A reader named EIGHTY recounts staying married through a spouse's midlife affair and illness.
Advertisement advises a skincare routine for a youthful complexion. It stresses checking signs of wrinkle dryness and suggests massaging the face and neck with upward outward movements to restore smoothness.
An advertisement touts Peacock's Imperial Creme as a cosmetic remedy for wrinkles rough skin and age spots. It claims quick results within days with moisturizing oils easing pores and removing blemishes. The Mitchum Company guarantees satisfaction or full refund after a six day test at $2.00 per jar.
Irving Lindquist and Norman Zierold will discuss their latest books Thursday at the Edna Lillich Davidson book salon at Virginia Country Club. A social hour precedes the noon luncheon. Lindquist is pastor of First Presbyterian Hollywood and has studied religion and politics abroad. Zierold, author of The Moguls, analyzes movie moguls who built Hollywood. Reservations from Mary Beery.
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