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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
8
For Junior Miss Smart the new frock draws a nod and a wry joke about nerve care. A patient asks for guaranteed results and a specialist replies I do. A man once tried to borrow five dollars after treatment.
Woman's World advises using existing space for storage to save time and effort. Simple carpentry adding built in cupboards and shallow chests can declutter rooms, reduce clutter, and improve housekeeping. Plan storage by room and wall space, avoid bulky knobs, and blend storage into walls for a neat integrated look.
Tips show how to press storage cases behind beds under windows to use wall space for blankets linens and seasonal items. Convert wall space above vents into a small shoe closet and use kitchen cupboards to surround work centers with removable partitions for easy cleaning and organization.
A nostalgic verse piece about a mail order catalogue expanding to sell automobiles. The poem recalls past dream toys and the allure of catalogs, contrasting old profit lines with modern autos and shiny gadgets. Includes brief notes about Bill Buckley, Herb Shriner, Robert Dana, and public figures.
Gerald Fletcher of Springfield Mass recounts meeting Isabelle a 26 year old woman who breaks their engagement after learning of his past affairs. He narrates his own infidelity and wartime loss, then is advised that Isabelle’s urge to probe his past signals a controlling, self righteous partner and a problematic marriage ahead.
The year 1951 saw skirts swing fuller with tinier waists while poodle influence and poodle hairdos surged in popularity. Pure silk fabrics and thick textured wools dominated, shoulders flattened into a “shrug” look, and fitted coats rose to prominence. Contour veils, longer hair or bob cuts, and diverse undergarments sparked discussion as waistlines echoed early 19th century style.
A beautifully tailored shirtwaist dress flatters the slightly larger figure with an interesting pocket detail a comfortable yoke and thoughtful sleeve choices.
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