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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
2
An old Rexall Stores advertisement touts hard rubber combs from 19th century to 1950s styles. Durable design promises unbreakable feel, smooth teeth, hair-safe, grease resistant, easy to clean, with all sizes and shapes offered.
A brief ad notes a hair brush that massages the scalp and enhances natural hair gloss, inviting readers to try the product for a grooming boost.
The article highlights eye catching booths at the Better Homes Exposition drawing crowds. Exhibits showcase new design ideas and home improvement products appealing to visitors seeking ideas for renovations and modern living.
The Better Homes exposition held last week at the Wilmette Woman's Club was broadcast nationwide Tuesday. Mrs. Harvey A. Bush, club president, presided at the microphone for WGN and spoke about the expo while reviewing the club's history and activities.
Miss Hazel Kraft of 1236 Greenwood Avenue, a student at National Park Seminary, is spending her spring vacation in Bermuda on a trip sponsored by the school.
Miss Margaret Bluthardt of Kenilworth recently gave a piano recital before a large audience at the Shawnee Country Club lounge. The program featured Brahms Intermezzo, Rachmaninoff Polichinelle, Albeniz Tango, Dohnanyi Rhapsody, Chopin Prelude in A flat, and Mozart Concerto in D minor with Frederick Schauwecker conducting accompaniment.
Catherine A. Bickham of 429 Ninth street Wilmette is among forty members of the Ohio Wesleyan University Singers club preparing a 1200 mile concert tour in a special chartered motor coach during spring vacation. The group appears before the Wilmette Sunday Evening club March 30.
Mrs. Tom Dix entertained a small gathering Monday in honor of Mrs. George Jones, with friends present to celebrate.
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