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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1948
Page
7
Parisian model Lise Bourdin tours the country sharing grooming tricks. She demonstrates methods to refresh wilted veils with paraffin paper and heat, press wilted net gowns, wash gloves on hands with a brush, stuff fingers with tissue to dry, and fashion an evening coif using a hair piece.
Lise, Paris' top cover girl, explains a practical approach to glamour. She tests an elastic band tacked to the gown neckline to keep decolletage secure and notes dressmakers use the device to anchor necklines on bathing suits and play clothes.
Fresh asparagus shines in a baked glass platter dish serving six with chipped beef toast cups. The cheese sauce, seasoned with Worcestershire, tops asparagus and is baked at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. A second recipe layers asparagus with chicken ham and crumbs, cheese, and baking.
A housing expert labels the trend toward smaller homes as birth control housing. The article explains how a two person couple with a tiny house loses space after a child, leaving little room for leisure, privacy, entertaining, or growth, effectively dictating family size.
Dr. Perry F. King head of Mount Union College health service died yesterday at age 70. The report notes his leadership role and service to campus health. The Yemen population is stated as about four million under spiritual and temporal rule of its Imam.
A New York Central passenger train struck a car at Galloway, killing Beard, 59, and his wife Mary, 60, in a crash reported by AP. The piece notes the incident alongside unrelated notices about bonds, church listings, and cattle feeding figures.
For 70 years SIAVAN'S LINIMENT has offered relief from neuritis sciatica and various aches. The ad touts quick warmth and speedy healing for nerve and joint pain, urging readers to ask their drugstore for SLAD liniment during economic concerns.
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