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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
10
The article advises planning wardrobe colors with care, focusing on skin tone rather than hair or eyes. It explains how to identify yellowish pinkish orange or purple casts, notes colors to avoid, and suggests ways to modify skin tone with hues like yellow green or yellow orange while keeping contrast to the face.
The guide outlines color choices by hair and eye color, noting purples for blondes and blues for browns, with caution toward dull casts and avoidance of intense shades. It covers gray and redheaded types, suggesting contrasting colors to flatter skin tones and eye colors, and warns against overly yellow greens for certain brunettes.
A satirical riff links horse meat scandals with racing odds at Santa Anita. Diners debate the chef, trial dishes, and protest notes while a misfired hamburger turns up as a disqualified victory. The column pivots to air crashes, rapid inspections, and Serge M. Rubenstein being ordered deported after eight years.
The article recounts Sgt. Ivan Smith of Grantsville West Virginia saved by five pints of whole blood at the 8063rd mobile army surgical hospital after a chest wound. It explains the blood supply chain from donor to front line, detailing international steps from New York to Tokyo and Pusan, and notes Red Cross efforts to expand donations to support Korean War casualties.
Mrs. W. L. Van Peursem from Mitchellville Iowa showcases her teen daughter with premium tags as she recounts 55 awards in one year and 244 prizes in six years at the Iowa State Fair. She endorses Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for fast rising reliable dough and Lent baking.
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