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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
3
Expert advice encourages tall women to avoid slouch and fuss while embracing bold contrasts and horizontal lines. Wide hats, big brimmed picture hats, and soft draped lines suit tall figures. Belts, capes, and belted coats help break vertical lines and flatter height.
The guide advises breaking the silhouette below the waist for tall figures using color contrast, long jackets, and draped or peg-pocket skirts. It recommends avoiding tight skirts, tuck-ins, and droopy looks while offering styling options for various body types including top heavy, angular, and round shoulders.
Kathleen Norris argues that everyday life offers lasting sensation through emotion, routine, and relationships. She notes envy and gossip color neighbors lives and urges women to inject interest by pursuing fulfilling goals, love, service, and personal growth in any social stratum.
The piece highlights feminine dress styles with strappy or cut-out footwear and polished leather options in blonde hues for summer wear. It also mentions reptiles showing color trends in a bold, fashionable manner.
An article touts new small fruit varieties for homes including improved strawberries raspberries blackberries and grapes. It highlights overbearer types like Indian Summer Septem ber Van Fleet Streamliner and Seedless Concord plus new seedless grapes and flavorful options suited for fence trained or hill planted systems with mulching and regular pruning.
Dr. John M. Brewster at Great Lakes Naval Hospital proposes the first phase of the common cold is an allergic reaction to certain foods or irritants. He cites antihistaminic drugs like Benadryl and others as effective if started early, with high cure rates within six hours. He warns about drowsiness and driving risks during treatment.
At a festive gathering Gerald and Betty play a forfeits game. Betty orders ten kisses for the young man but they argue over counts. After a pause Betty suggests restarting to avoid further dispute.
A playful exchange features the line Your girl isn't spoiled is she prompting a joke about Chanel No Five perfume. The remark underscores a social moment where fragrance and image intersect in casual conversation.
Grain notes the danger of weeds nearly causing loss but Weed-No-More claims safe, effective use when directions are followed, targeting hard to kill varieties without harming crops.
Weed No More claims to increase grain bushels per acre and improve seed quality while safe for livestock. It promotes quicker pasture spraying without harming grasses or legumes and protects grass seed crops from weed contamination.
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