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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1948
Page
28
The piece argues the peak happiness for men and women falls in the twenties, when independence and youth mix with new money challenges. It notes social pressures ease, promises of success feel wide open, and parental hopes remain high for Johnny and Susie. It also lists five social rules about giving favors without implying indebtedness and warns against grudging gratitude.
A household tip advises using a packaged pie mix for jam tarts. Roll pastry, cut shapes, add jam, fold corners, and bake in a hot oven. It also notes sliced stuffed olives as an unusual addition.
Hollywood designers imagine future fashion driven by spirituality. Keneth Hopkins sketches halo hats and lab produced gowns with new synthetic fabrics. Jo Stanford showcases phosphorescent felt hats while Elvis Jenssen praises materials that mimic lace and damask and resist heat and salt water.
A 1948 syndicated piece argues jealousy erodes health and facial appearance in women. It frames jealousy as fear and insecurity and urges confidence and wholehearted love, noting many women ruin health and looks through suspicions. Readers may request leaflet No. 63 by mailing a self-addressed envelope to Josephine Lowman.
A farmer touts his spring water as the purest while contrasting it with faucet water where no lizards are seen. The remark playfully underscores differences between natural groundwater and treated municipal supplies.
Dr. Elaine Knowles Weaver of Ohio State University argues housewives waste time and energy on outdated methods. She notes one woman cut two and a half hours from her day by studying tasks and creating efficient shortcuts. Many cling to Grandma’s routines and attitude of resignation, making motivation to finish work unlikely.
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