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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
3
An old fashioned dining room gives way to versatile colorful spaces that blend with living areas. Built in cabinets, matching or mixed furniture, and flexible screens separate dining from living zones. Coordinated walls floors and accessorizing create a practical stylish unit.
A New York City roundup notes that people with no visible means of support attend elite venues and mingle with prominent figures. Hoodlums, bettors, and sports fans claim such invisibility grants access to top boxes, clubs, and dinners, while visible income risks exclusion.
A letter from a penitent wife describes a long affair with a married man, the harm to families, and the plea for guidance. The adviser urges ending the betrayal, protecting children, and rebuilding devotion to husband, home, and others, rather than confessing publicly.
New York reporter and former press agent Jack Rosenstein declares Hollywood finished. He says writers are bitter, producers lazy, new actors unfocused, and the industry losing artistic courage and audience appeal. He criticizes the industry for preaching social significance and clinging to a phony, glossy image.
Fashion Magazine offersPattern No 1220 a two piece dress in sizes 11 through 18 with short sleeves and color contrast trim The pattern requires 2 1 2 yards of fabric for size 12 and 1 1 2 yards of contrast The new spring summer issue promises fresh designs and features Pattern No 8501 a shoulder tuned two piece in sizes 34 through 48 with short or long sleeves and a gored skirt Ready for purchase at 25 cents per copy
A collection of humorous quips and tall tales includes a riddle about a man claiming to be his own grandfather through complex in laws and marriages. It also features Billy Sunday addressing Cain’s wife and a Washington matron’s bet with President Coolidge, ending with Coolidge’s brief retort.
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