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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1938
Page
2
Fashion editors urge mature chic over youthful trends with a worldly, diamond-bright look. Rules emphasize classic foundations, selective novelty, avoiding cheapness, color schemes, and personal tailoring to create a distinctive, polished wardrobe.
Fort Crevecoeur on the Illinois River opposite Peoria stands as the first western fortification built by French explorers. The site marks early colonial expansion and navigation near Peoria for 17th century missions and trade.
The article advises careful pre shoot grooming for portraits. It covers looking rested, manicured nails, facial treatment, soft coiffure, and makeup techniques to emulate color in black and white photography. It highlights stage makeup to enhance facial features and skin texture for camera readiness.
The guide explains how to shape facial appearance for studio portraits. It advises avoiding makeup before the shoot, letting photographers supervise final touches, and notes how rouge may appear as a black smudge while shiny lips and mascara enhance eyes. It outlines numerous small tricks to look more natural and flattering in pictures.
The man who was to pay income taxes on the fifteenth is expected to hear from the government in June if employed now. Names of those who paid taxes earlier are being checked with social security deductions. Fines can equal the taxes due.
The first United States mourning postage stamp appeared on June 17, 1866. It carried a black 15 cent design featuring President Abraham Lincoln.
Poland resists German ambitions in Europe, seeking to bar Hitler from seizing the spotlight on the continent. The note suggests Polish resolve amid rising tensions and looming conflict.
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