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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
6
The article outlines practical and stylish children’s clothing ideas to save dressing time. It covers self-dressing garments with easy fasteners, non ironing fabrics like knits, seersucker and nylon blends, and durable seams. It advises checking fit, choosing sturdy ready made options, and tailoring collars waists and lengths for comfort and appearance.
Kathleen Norris argues that every woman should keep family expenses within income and view money worries as solvable. She cites Milla Archibald’s desperation amid rising costs, debt, and stalled wages, urging acceptance of continuing hardship and collective sacrifice as nations face shortages and change.
The article argues against restricting telecasts and fears reduced home access as theaters and pay models spread. It critiques doctors, promoters, and executives, noting video has become a gatekeeper and customers fear higher bills. It favors keeping major sports and fights free on video while moving lighter fare to theaters.
Monty Woolley leads Yale Class of 1911 in a reunion march. Irene Bordoni joins the show prompting a joke about Strauss Pacific. Milton Berle becomes a musical comedy producer. Ringling Brothers Circus returns to Connecticut after the Hartford fire, shattering local records.
An old humorous note attributes a manpower shortage to the stork, praising the bird's family role while noting its limited presence in the United States. It contrasts the stork's famed image with its actual migratory habits and European nesting patterns.
Youthful pinafore and dress pattern in white fabric ideal for back to school. Includes sizes 4 6 8 10 and 12 years with yardage details and a note about the Spring and Summer STYLIST pattern magazine. Gift patterns printed inside the book and a 25 cent mail copy request.
The article advises using a cloth with kerosene ben zine gasoline or cleaning fluid to remove rubber heel marks from wood floors and notes these liquids may strip wax. It suggests re waxing afterward. For blinds and curtains it recommends spreading tapes in a bathtub to wash with soapy water and drying. hang curtains full length on coat hangers to prevent wrinkles.
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