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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
23
A cheerful morning starts with a good breakfast and canned juices. The article urges keeping a variety of fruit and vegetable juices on hand and offers mix ideas such as pineapple with grapefruit orange blend, apricot nectar with grapefruit juice, loganberry with tangerine juice, and apple with cranberry juice. A tray of juices plus hot raisin bran muffins makes a welcoming morning.
New York fashion notes say Emily Wilkens, credited with reviving the petticoat, urges full skirts for women under size 16 and under age 50, while advises against puffed crinoline for larger, older women. She adds that a hem frill can lift any outfit and enhance femininity.
An old newspaper snippet notes that loss of nap on woolen fabrics signals moth damage and recommends using a vacuum cleaner with an anti-moth spray attachment. It describes how larvae destruction affects the fabric, highlighting top layer damage without harming tighter fibers beneath.
Duncan Hines presents Vanessi's famous Italian Veal Scallopini recipe from San Francisco’s Vanessi restaurant. The dish serves four to six, using baby veal cutlets, flour dredge, olive oil, butter, green onions, garlic, mushrooms, rosemary, parsley, Marsala wine, and a side of peas with cottage French fried potatoes.
A home safety educator urges cleaning and organizing the bathroom medicine chest. Remove rusted blades and empty bottles while ensuring a ready list of essentials such as antiseptic, aspirin, gauze, bandages, rubbing alcohol, eye solution, vaseline, a thermometer, and a dropper. Follow eight safety precautions including child access, lighting, labeling, and reading labels before use.
A simple zucchini bake topped with a sour cream sauce seasoned with margarine sugar lemon juice and salt. The dish is arranged in a shallow baking dish with chives and finished with grated carrots after baking for about 20 minutes at moderate heat.
A mature woman's fall fashion guide stresses black and gray tones, amethyst shading, and restrained purple accents. Gloves suit new sleeve lengths, and belts should match dress color. Skirt lengths range from 11 to 15 inches above the floor, with slim lines and occasional crinoline under tweed.
New York reports fashion notes on fall outerwear with fur trimmed coats and hidden fur linings. Designer Hansen Bang showcases a fur faced gold fleece wrap coat with black Alaska seal facing, while other coats feature colorful dress fabric linings and even a taffeta petticoat lining in Brigance’s afternoon coat.
The reader asks if she should send her three children back to their father or keep them after two marriages and custody by the first husband. Dorothy Dix advises both ex husbands share child support and to seek Legal Aid or Family Counseling in a large city.
A stamped self addressed envelope is directed to Miss Dix c/o this newspaper with P O Box 98 Times on Station New York 18. The fragment indicates a submission or request process handled through the newspaper office and a specific mailing address. No further context or names are provided in the readable text.
Save time by shopping weekly with the Frigidaire Master Refrigerator. Its roomy shelves hold a week’s supply, hydrator bins keep produce fresh, and a full-width Super Freezer Chest stores over 41 pounds. Meter-Miser cold makes safe, consistent cold from top to bottom, and dealers offer more features.
An advertisement claims Kitchen Bouquet makes perfect gravy easily for beginners by browning and enriching meat gravy. It highlights a 14-vegetable blend that enhances natural meat flavors without artificial additives and cites 75 years of trusted use.
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