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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
8
Home care guides accessories from hats to gloves and hosiery. Learn steam brushing for hats veils and trims and treat gloves and suede with gentle steaming and brushing to extend life. Maintain nails and skin to prevent snagging hose and preserve overall appearance.
A Washington spoof outlines lavish White House upgrades for President Truman, including deluxe bathrooms, modernized elevators, and an electric desk chair with a phonograph. The piece mixes satire with remarks about political figures and ends with playful quips on Arnall and Dewey.
Estrella Longmans of Minneapolis laments her fear that her husband Sam's election to a state office will uproot family life. She recalls cherished rooms, a tea room corner house, and plans for their children, while Estrella weighs loyalty to Sam against a wish to stay grounded with their sons and Jill. The columnist argues the wife may misjudge, suggesting family adaptation could benefit all as Sam pursues public service.
A report recalls Santa Cruz del Mar Pequena and Spain’s small Ifni enclave in Africa. It notes Ifni as a tiny territory, about half Rhode Island in size, bordered by French Morocco with unclear boundaries and a 15 mile inland reach into the Anti Atlas mountains.
Daughters Charlotte and Donna admire prize ribbons won by their mother Mrs. Mabel Erickson at the Clay County Fair. Erickson collected 19 prizes in the cooking contest with 13 firsts and 6 seconds, praised for her expert skill at home in Clay Center Nebraska. She favors Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for fast rising, long freshness, and lends support for Lent baking with wholesome, nourishing yeast raised treats.
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