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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
8
A historic note describes whitening dispers by boiling water, washing in hot ordinary soap for half an hour in strong suds, rinsing in clear hot water, and finishing with a mix of yellow soap, milk, and a final rinse in cold blue water.
New York June 15 They have been a model family the Roosevelts. The impending divorce of Elliott Roosevelt signals the first discord in four generations yet promises candor. Elliott, the second son, defied conventions by leaving Groton and Princeton plans. He pursued work in advertising, rode western ranches, then met Elizabeth Donner and married in January 1932. He later moved to California as an advertising manager before returning to New York for a new job.
A sobering public notice warns that blowouts kill or injure thousands yearly. It stresses banked highways and high speed engines increase tire stress, urging precaution to protect loved ones from the deadly risk.
New York City resident Helga Blaugh reports losing four inches from hips and seven inches from waist in forty days by daily Kruschen Salts intake. She says she hasn’t gone hungry, feels fine, and looks younger while using the product advertised as safe with a money back guarantee.
Mrs Louisa Gabert 76 long time Cole County resident died after a heart attack ten days earlier. Funeral services set for Friday at 11am at the Leach home and 1pm at Hope Baptist Church near Marion with Rev Paul Weber and Rev R L Hood presiding. Burial in Hope Cemetery. Survived by three sons E Gabert Albert Gabert Frank Gabert and three daughters Mrs Loach Mrs W H Mengel and Mrs Lloyd Wade. Husband Henry Gabert preceded her in death.
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