Let Us Spray Say Perfumed Men By HAL BOYLE
New York report on the booming fragrance industry as men adopt stronger scents and forecasts of the male trend toward perfumery. Alvin Welzel notes rising sales and changing habits with couples sharing fragrances. He recounts perfume history from Hippocrates to Napoleon and Roman emperors, linking scent to civilization and wartime instincts.
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New York
Alvin Welzel
Toilet Goods Association
House of Houbigant
Nen
U.S
Nero
Welzel
Real You Emerges in Supermarket Drama of Retired Husbands
Thomas Collins reports on Miss Gladys Munford, a supermarket checkout girl, describing three types of retired men who shop: the eager learner, the resentful co-operator, and the excited explorer who treats the store as a magic warehouse. She notes the rising number of retired men at markets and the humorous antics at checkout.
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Thomas Collins
Njoe
Gladys Munford
Miss Munford
What Young People Think About Teen Phone Use
A survey of 1 027 teens finds 36 percent spend one to three hours daily on the phone and 16 percent own separate phones with most calling three to four times daily. Boys talk mostly with same sex friends while girls talk with both sexes. few feel phones annoy parents or disrupt studies.
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Hal Boyle
France
Queen Victoria
Marie Antoinette
Lie Empress Eugenie
Napoleon
Hippocrates
Napoleon Bonaparte and
Guy de Maupassant
Erle A. Waltman
Long Beach
Datsun
H.p. Go
Satsun
Lol
Matec
Cong Beach
Bled
MT Os
Tingia
Bebes
Fisher-Price
Kreskin
Rey
Coin Bank
Tae Bah
AAT Farm
Lote
Nana
Domplell Fatmatens
Lakewood Center
Santa Ana
Homer Plaza
Costa Mesa
Harbor Center
Buema Fark Shopping Center
South Coast Plaza
Huntington Center
EST Covina Plaza
Achamera Valley Center
Torrance del Amo Center
del Amo Center
Canoga Fark Topanga Plaza
San Bernardino
Inland Center
Oxnard Center
Ventura Suera Ventura Center
Worwalk Square
TOY Giant
Heean
Ian
FedMart
Ivory
Cascade
Spic & Span
MR. Clean
Anaheim
Lincoln
Anaheim Bowl
South Street
Lakewend
Downey
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