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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
3
The piece urges a daily facial routine using soap and cream, noting that steady care yields a well groomed look for all days and occasions. It highlights teen skin care, the dangers of poor habits, and the gradual loss of skin oils after age 25, recommending a lanolin rich dry skin cream for dryness.
A humorous reflection notes the nationwide craze around the song Tennessee Waltz and its imagined theft of dance partners. The piece surveys American memories of dances disrupted, with anecdotes from various locales and a playful jab at the mood it stirs in households.
A Massachusetts writer recalls 22 years of caring for aging relatives and a niece while noting high elder care costs. She argues such duties foster discipline and compassion in children, urging economical, humane solutions and arguing that aging family members strengthen family bonds.
The mile long Tacoma Narrows suspension bridge opens in October linking Tacoma and Kitsap County. Builders say its girders are 58 times more collapse proof than the 1940 Galloping Gertie, which swayed in high winds and failed after four months.
The text offers tips on pen ink soaking times and ironing practices. It covers soaking fountain pens, damp ironing-board covers, using newspaper on trousers, bluing water for shiny pants, ironing shirts across the board, cold water on egg stains, soaking washable fabrics, and stain removal methods for non washables. It mentions fatigue from ironing board feet as a factor in ironing sessions.
The guide advises using gentle laundering for fabrics to extend life and resist bacteria. It suggests standing on a rubber mat or stool, frequent light laundering, and neutral soaps. For stains, salt fixes wine on cloth, boiling water for linen, hot water for washable fabrics, damp sponges for non washables, hot water for candy stains, and peroxide for white fabrics on chocolate stains.
Lili teases Margot for insuring her voice for fifty thousand dollars. Lulu asks what use Margot will make of the payout, prompting playful speculation about future plans.
Mrs. Denbow, a longtime fair competitor from Sioux Falls, won eleven prizes at the South Dakota State Fair and six at the Sioux Empire Fair. She credits Fleischmann's New Improved Active Dry Yeast for easy, fast, prize-worthy results in home baking.
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