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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1942
Page
5
A column praises women's central role in the greeting card industry. It notes female writers craft sentiments, designers create delicate floral art, and women handle printing, assembly, and retail transactions, highlighting 70 percent female participation across roles.
In Charleston South Carolina young women, mostly college students, take over messenger duties at the Navy yard to ease workload on sailors and civilians. They ride about the yard delivering mail, sometimes covering about 100 miles daily, remain presentable, and boost morale with their cheerful, stylish appearance.
Miss Abbie Condit outlines a home activity plan to revive singing together at the piano by learning and sharing the words to favorite old tunes. Families can hold memorizing bees, discuss song meanings, and host at home quizzes while community groups sponsor local campaigns to sing together.
The deeper your tan the sooner you should begin fading it with tan preventive cream. While enjoying sun and water for weeks, switch to tan preventive cream and renew it often to prevent further browning as your current tan fades. Ledger Syndicate WNU Features.
Washington report credits American farm boys and other civilians who became elite marksmen through a national training system. General Pershing spurred shooters to train, rifles and artillery are drilled from bolt to sight, and the U.S. program is praised as unmatched by other nations.
An appeal urges American women to salvage kitchen fats to produce glycerine, a key explosive component. With fats scarce after losses in Asia, glycerine supports bombs, shells, and propellants for Allies.
The item advises thanking anyone who does you a favor even if small. If you meet the person, wait to thank them in person. otherwise call or write a brief note. It condemns ungrateful people who fail to acknowledge favors or report job outcomes after letters of introduction.
The passage notes growing calls on networks to label Laval and Hitler loyalists as enemies. It cites Louis Bromfield, Waverly Root, Richard de Roche mont and others urging a decisive designation of collaborators. The Columbia Workshop program Let Me Tell You About My Operation is praised for crisp presentation amid skepticism about its handling of topics.
Man About New York skims gossip about Mayor LaGuardia's forthcoming last wedding, Marian Anderson as bride, unknown groom, Judy Garland, Lana Turner, and Steve Crane, plus film, radio, and literary buzz. It notes theater sales, publishing plans, and wartime sentiment amid celebrity chatter. The piece concludes with a plea to buy War Bonds.
Hollywood movers reveal Vera Zorina in the upcoming film For Whom the Bell Tolls with a dramatic hair shave shown in a before and after photo. The exotic dancer iscast as Maria in the project and the image contrasts her current look with the shaved style promised for the production.
Ruth Wyeth Spears shows how wallpaper patterns affect perceived space in an attic room. Testing large samples, she notes stripes, plain papers, and wide borders alter angles and ceiling height. A tiny patterned paper and matching border fix the look, with pink and white accents and a remodeled rocker chair. Directions for projects appear on pages 4 and 19 of SEWING Book 5. Book 8 overview and ordering details follow.
A fragment recalling Gertrude Atherton narrating Winston Churchill tale. Churchill, after switching parties, dines with a coquettish young woman who criticizes his new politics and mustache. He replies with suave assurance that she will not encounter either.
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