23 Dec 1955
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1955
Page
1
The advice notes that a pinch of borax or sodium carbonate in the final rinse helps dissolve soap residue in hair. It also cautions against curling irons on white hair, suggesting curlers or a soft permanent wave to avoid yellowing.
The article lists names of Girl Scout leaders and participants across many badges including Back Yard Camper and Cooking. It thanks Kachina Troops for hosting, and Mr Frye Ingleside for organizing the program with appreciation to Mr Kiser and staff for facilities at Kachina School and West Scottsdale and the Arizona State flag.
The Library at the Community Center will close Saturday evening December 24 and Monday evenings December 26 and January 2. The Scottsdale Woman's Club has taken over the Library project and volunteers are handling the work.
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield announced strong public approval for the new Combination Mail Service allowing two mail classes to be mailed in one package. He shared Q&A guidance and noted a 66 day trial with adjustments based on feedback starting November 28.
1956 event brings 4-H and FFA teams from across the state to the Show Pavilion at the State Fair Grounds for junior judging contests. Four cattle classes will be judged Shorthorn Angus and two Herefords with awards at the Junior Banquet. Calf Scramble also featured raising funds via calf prizes.
Reader asks how to reduce emphasis on freckles and improve skin. Suggestions include borax sugar and lemon juice topical mix, regular gentle application, and various sports for tone. Also notes ice is not ideal for some skins and describes scalp flaking suggesting careful shampoos and doctor if flakes large and itchy, possible dermatitis.
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