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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1950
Page
6
This ad encourages simplifying Christmas shopping by listing friends who smoke and visiting a local dealer for boxed Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert Tobacco. It promises ready-wrapped holiday colors on cartons and tins with built in gift cards for personal greetings, tapping into wide smoker usage.
Mr Dan Goldsmith owner of Coogla Cut Rate Store Louisville says Hadacol can change lives for those deficient in vitamins and minerals He credits better sleep energy and steadier nerves after using Hadacol and urges customers to try it The ad offers trial 1 25 and hospital 3 50 sizes with money back guarantee and prompts mail order from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana 1950 Lediane Corporation ad
A homemaking feature advises using scraps, remnants, and simple patterns to craft budget friendly Christmas gifts. It covers aprons, pot holders, hangers covers, lingerie bags, toys, dolls, and small garments, with step by step tips for cups, handles, and patchwork details to personalize presents.
Kathleen Norris writes of moral cheating within marriage using Mahjongg as a metaphor. She recalls Zenobia a cheater in a game and argues many wives live double lives, with Marilyn Booth and Augusta as examples, exposing how promises fade into neglect and self interest. The piece cautions that marital betrayal comes in many forms beyond sexuality, revealing a social critique of suburban domestic life.
A fan letter praises Hon. John D. Lodge for bringing Hollywood flair to Connecticut politics. The writer notes his Massachusetts roots, Harvard ties, and stage and movie fame, predicting glamorous days at the state capitol and a colorful administration. The piece jests about public appetite for spectacle and ends with good wishes and a caution against buttered popcorn.
Ozark hermit Horace Kirby of Dade County died at 83 by drowning, tying a stone to himself and entering the Sac river. The Missouri millionaire, famed for eccentric acts and a $3 million fortune, left locals amused by tales of his Texas farm implement store visit and quirky generosity.
Immediate action avoids stains as grease spills should be cooled with ice water and scraped away after hardening. Regular waxing, prompt cleaning, and extra protection for high traffic areas extend flooring life, with practical tips like using a rug, paper bag stand, and improvised drainboard shelves for dish drying.
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