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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1959
Page
2
The article contrasts old fashioned Grand Tour style travel with modern leisurely trips. It notes travelers skip rigid schedules, carry light wardrobes, and rely on weather and comfort. It highlights a new foot care product Eez plus sock changes and spare shoes for relaxed exploration of towns and markets.
Public safety advocate Edmond Powers warns that unlighted hazardous locations on new Federal-Aid Highways create death traps at night. He cites toll roads and expressways as needing illumination, saying daylight design does not guarantee night safety and taxpayers will be shortchanged if lighting is neglected.
A glamorous summer salad using leftover cooked chicken and packaged pre cooked rice as a base with peas pimento celery and mayonnaise. The method blends rice with hot water then cools before folding in chicken celery pimento peas and mayonnaise for a light serve at room temperature.
The text describes a cooling bath powder spray in a durable unbreakable nylon aerosol container. A light spray disperses powder for targeted cooling with no spill or waste and smooths on by hand. The frosty green container trimmed in gold travels well and resists breaking due to Du Pont Zytel nylon resin.
In a Farm Safety Week statement Civil Defense Director Leo A. Hoegh urged farmers to accept Rural Civil Defense as vital in this nuclear age. He warned fallout could reach hundreds of thousands of square miles and called for family fallout shelters and essential survival items. Plans for shelters are available by writing to Rural Civil Defense, Batte Creek, Koch.
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