Vaud of WAC Hair Dos Sets Fashion Behind the Scenes
Virginia Vale Hey notes over fifty WAC hairstyles tested for Paulette Goddard in Suddenly It's Spring. Overseas caps, an inch and a half to two inches off collar, and one hour daily prep described. Also covers Tarzan casting, Eddie Albert songs on Hit Parade of 1947, and TV radio shifts.
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Paulette Goddard
Eddie Albert
Constance Moore
Joan Edwards
Republic
Margo
Frank McDonald
Eddie
Hal Wallis
Annie
Universal
Sandwich Fillings From Potatoes To Peanut Butter
A historical write up outlines versatile sandwich fillings suitable for school lunches and entertaining. It lists potato salad, peanut butter with ham and pickle, and an egg and celery filling, with quantities and directions for each, plus storage notes.
Lynn Chambers Sandwich Fillings and Toppings Guide
A compact list of sandwich fillings and open faced topping ideas from Lynn Chambers. Includes tuna and salmon fillings with vegetables and mayo, raisin honey filling, cheese marmalade spread, and mushroom ham topping. Also provides tomato egg topping cucumber topping pimiento and cream mixtures with bread serving suggestions.
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Western Newspaper Union
Lynn SAYS Shortcuts From Everyday Kitchen Tips
Quick kitchen shortcuts cover sour milk substitutions with vinegar in evaporated milk, broiling tips to prevent fat splatter, fish odor removal by chilling hands, sugaring dates by shaking in a bag, cutting beans with scissors, and warming leftover rolls with hot water in a paper bag returns to oven.
Why the Surprise Over Horse Meat Sales
In Newark and Boston horse meat sales rise 50 to 75 percent as butchers claim customers like it. Elmer Twitchell argues sentiment and history shape beef versus horse meat, noting stubborn taboos and loaded imagery around horses.
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N. J
Boston
Elmer Twitchell
Elmer
The Kendall Castle Becomes Kendall Place Restaurant
A local dream of entering Nathaniel Kendall’s vast red granite mansion ends when the historic estate near Fair Haven is repurposed as The Castle restaurant. The Kendall family, once prominent brewery and traction magnates, is recalled through the towering hilltop house and its now bustling verandas with a fine dinner served where a millionaire once slept.
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Yeed
Nathaniel Kendall
Fair Haven
Nate Kendall
Long Island Sound
Kendalls
Kendall Grounds
Kendall Place
Zone of Blah Quiet Zone My Eye
The football season begins as games return to radios describing every run and punt. The author laments the flood of playbyplay and voices that will fill the air across the season.
A Fair Trade and Local Notices Mixed Bits
A mix of barter terms and legal disclaimers appears from Yankee and Newark News, including a trade quid pro quo and a citizen debt disclaimer by Joseph Lippe. The piece also mentions a New York rodeo craze on buses and a satirical Stalin poem about war gossip and Molotov references in a call-and-response style.
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