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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1968
Page
11
The article extols wallpaper and murals to enlarge and enliven small spaces. It advises DIY prep and professional help, outlines design tips for lighting and pattern use, and notes that simple rooms can be transformed for under 50 dollars with careful estimates at the site.
Pros swear by baby oil to prevent chapping and aid tanning on sunny powder days. Apply a light coat to the face before hitting the slopes for a smoother, moisturized complexion.
A note on traditional shampoo rituals highlighting a scalp massage as part of the routine. The etymology traces shampoo to a North Indian Hindi term meaning to press or massage, explaining the origin of the anglicized word.
Seedless green grapes come in buffet size cans and add a delightful flavor when stirred into creamed chicken or seafood dishes. Drain grapes before using to finish the dish.
A quirky feature notes a propane torch widely accepted for mailing by the post office being used to brown a meringue crisp steaks and singe fowl and game while belts take center stage in spring fashion. Belts dominate coats suits and dresses with varied widths and materials.
The article profiles Conrad Rooks detailing his drug past from marijuana to LSD, his rise to fame with the film Chappaqua, and how he used a $750,000 inheritance to make the movie as a catharsis. He describes family dynamics, early approval, and a sleep treatment in Switzerland that cured his addiction.
Conrad took the movie cameras to Kansas so his grandmother could view them before she died. He recalls a rugged 85 year old woman who broke her leg and set it herself, and her pioneer family stories of sleeping under the stars and helping settle the land.
Velveteen remains the top fabric for toddlers dress up and party wear this season. It is sturdy and washable while maintaining rich colors. Hand wash to prevent color transfer, use warm suds, rinse, and drip dry. For touch ups, iron with a press cloth kept above the fabric.
When an aluminum pan bulges from excessive heating, re flare is avoided by slow heating. Once hot, tap the bottom lightly with a hammer to flatten the bulges and true the pan.
A London store offers a woman's bullet-proof vest made of drip-dry nylon and titanium for 300 dollars. The product’s purpose remains undisclosed.
A survey finds that free samples top the reasons women purchase new products, beating recommendations from friends and relatives. The result highlights sampling as a key marketing driver influencing female shoppers.
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