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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1955
Page
11
A compilation links a weak man’s need for strong women to upbringing and protection. It also cites a study suggesting women spend on grooming for social aims and gossip. Finally it notes children and adults prefer pleasant words, implying a generally pleasant view of life.
SEINE JOHN HOLLYWOOD recalls the lavish 1925 to 1935 era when top stars like Dolores and Ma mie spent lavishly on clothes and cars. The piece notes low taxes and deductible salaries, with anecdotes on Anita Ekberg Linda Christian and Bob Crosby reflecting on show business excess and retirement plans during those golden years.
A western sky glow signals dry air and fair weather moving eastward within hours. Red sunsets indicate dry air and good weather, while red sunrises warn of an approaching storm. Weather generally travels west to east across North America, with storms forming in the west and moving toward the Great Lakes and northeast. It notes tropical southern storms in the southeast can join Great Lakes storms for heavy rain. The piece also mentions eye health checks via a Looking Star program offered by Prof. Maxwell through the newspaper.
Dr Jordan explains eczema is primarily contact dermatitis from irritants. He notes true eczema stems from skin sensitivity rather than body disease, with hands, face, and legs most affected. Identification of the irritant, avoidance, gentle treatment, and soothing ointments are the four aims. Finding the cause can be difficult and self treatment can hinder doctors.
The York River in Virginia is navigable from its mouth to its source as it is formed by the confluence of the Mattapoin and Pamunkey rivers.
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