White Post Residents Visit Norfolk and Nearby Towns
Social notes record visits and guests among White Post residents including Barry Lee of Ut and Mrs. Edward Stark returning to Norfolk after weeks with relatives. Attendees include Miss Beverley Ribble, Miss Susan Jones, Mrs. Reynolds Green, and Mr. and Mrs. Emmer Stuart with various luncheon gatherings and trips to Ocean City and Charlotteville.
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Audrey E. Funkhouser
White Post
Barry Lee
Coh
Edward Stark
Norfolk
Reynolds Green
Fa Sowers
Gene Catherine Meade Hunt
Emmer Stuart
Ogars Rpmore
Joseph Et “Silt
Daugh
Ladley Huston
Charotteeville
Tom Berna
Aee Larrick
G. Buckley
Asctans
The
Came
Beverley Ribble
Busan Jones
Virginia Carr
Linden
A. Mackay-Smith
Lucky Hitt
New York City
Thomas L. Crisman
Richmond
Pifer
Capona
Co. Funkhouser
Ladeley Husted
Joseph Conley
Meade Conley
Griselda Hewitt
Camilla
Secrets of Charm hair and diet Q and A column
This question box discusses hair loss linked to nervous tension and diet, with tips on scalp massage, proper shampoos, and a lanolin top coat. It advises ultraviolet therapy for bald spots, timely treatment, and a healthy physical state. It promotes the Your Beauty Diet booklet with sample menus.
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Secrets
Indiana Close
Corn Bread Variations for Stove Top and Oven
A vintage kitchen note outlines several corn meal bread ideas including hot corn meal bread with buttermilk and bacon fat, spoon bread with eggs and soda, corn muffins with boiling water, and method tips for greasing pans and achieving quick browning. It mentions ironstone cups and care for broken handles.
Northward Ho For Canadian Pioneers
Geographer J Lewis Robinson notes a northward farming trend in Canada begun in 1945 driven by new roads and allied development. Despite pioneer spirit and high transport costs, furrowed territories from Manitoba northwest through Prince Albert to Peace River, Yukon and Mackenzie valleys show mixed prospects for settlement and farming viability.
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Washington
Canada
J. Lewis Robinson
Robinon
Robinson
Manitoba
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Peace River
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon
Mackenzie River
Industrial Deaths Drop In Italian Statistics
Newly released statistics show 553 613 recorded industrial accidents in 1951, up 48 923 from 1950. The report notes 2 084 Italian silidenas competed to hint cars 2, ear in 1950.
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Rome
Rare Blood Disease Linked to Radiation Fight
University of California researchers identify a rare bleeding disorder in 16 year old Kent Kincaid of Walnut Creek. They suspect absence of a clotting factor called PTC Thrombopoppien May enable new radiation antidotes and safer blood clotting methods. The team, led by Dr. Paul Aggeler, has partially purified the factor and aims for full isolation.
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San Francisco
University of California Medical 1
Kent Kincaid
Walnut Creek
Calif
Simons
Kincaid
PTC
Ageeler
Dealers May Figure Own Top Ceiling Prices for New Cars
Washington report states starting Saturday dealers may set their own top retail ceiling prices for new automobiles. The Office of Price Stabilization abandons dollar cent ceilings and estimates a possible about one percent price rise. Dealers’ own calculations may lead to higher sticker prices for new cars.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Poem Reference and Captain’s Daughter Discovery
In a discussion dated between January and 1981 a claim mentions a poem connected to The Captain’s Daughter by James Thomas Fields (1816 1881). The source reproduces a first stanza about a crowded cabin and a midnight storm at sea.
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James Thomas Fields
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