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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
6
In Hamburg Paul Graets, a German Africa explorer of the early 1900s, declared at a birthday celebration that he plans to cross the continent from Cape to Cape by air next spring. He hints at continuing exploration despite his advancing years.
New York fashion notes highlight sheer cotton fabrics in plaids and ombres. Designer Dorothy Cox showcases Hope Skillman sheer cotton in Robertson hunting plaid dress with V neck and jewel clip. Peggy Thayer uses ombre sheer cotton in a surplice bodice dress with black suede belt and pearl buckle.
A homemaker argues that a well maintained vacuum prolongs life and protects carpets. Experts say dirt clogged bags or filters reduce suction and shorten cleaning power. Missy Louise Woodruff of Missouri University urges emptying the dirt container after each cleaning, more often if it fills quickly, and to follow manufacturer directions.
An official tally outlines that 1709 workers are needed to staff a Michigan State home football game. The figure covers all roles from ushers to grid crew, with a three man flag raising detail among the listed assignments.
Hattie Oshel Hale born July 12 1861 Ohio died December 27 at Eudora aged 89. She lived in Prairie Center and Greenwood County before moving to Eudora. She married Joseph H Hale in June 1831 and joined Prairie Center church age 16 later Eudora Methodist. Funeral December 29 at Eudora Methodist Church with Rev George A Bolcourt in charge. Burial Prairie Center Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs C M Couch Gardner and other relatives.
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