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Thursday, April 5, 1951 INDIAN VALLEY RECORD
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By INEZ GERHARD
USAN PETERS must be very
,tired of hearing that the way she
has carried on since she was crip-
pled in that hunting acciden s
wonderful; any actress could be
proud of her career. Not content
with success on the screen, she hae
made numerous radio appearances,
toured the country in two plays, and
Don't Let Aches !
And Pains Make
You Miserable
HADACOL Has Brought Relief
to Thousands Who Were Suf-
fering Deficiencies of Vita-
mins B,, 62, Niacin
and Iron.
Folks who suffer annoying aches
and pains have quite a cross to bear
because those pains can make them
feel miserable. But now it is no
!!:i!?,':ii:::: longer necessary to
iiiiii:i:: let those aches and
ii::i:i::i:ipains make your
ii;:ii life miserable when
:::7'm" they are due to a
deficiency of Vita-
/ mins B,, B,, Niacin
and Iron in your
i system• Thousands
L:of folks have dis-
mlr00000000covered that the
[Iri :ii great" modern for-
mula, HADACOL,
Mrs. Pfeifer has relieved the
real cause of their
aches and pains, due to such defi-
ciencies, and life seems wonderful
once more.
Mrs. Lydia Pfeifer, who lives at
3115 Third Ave., Detroit 1, Mich.,
heard how many fine folks who were
suffering such a deficiency found re-
lief with HADACOL and she tried
it. Mrs. Pfeifer says her aches and
pains don't bother her any more and
SUSAN PETERS
now has added a television serial,
"Miss Susan", to her schedule. (on
NBT-TV weekday afternoons). That
involves lengthy rehearsals as well
as the actual performances. Miss
Peters plays a young lawyer, and is
supported by an excellent cas:.
headed by Mark Roberts. Heien
Ray, Katharyn Grill, Joseph :Foley
and Robert Pike.
Eddie Cantor is indulging again in
his f a v o r i t e occupation--raising
money for a worthy cause. He has
been knighted as the first "Cancer
Crusader", heading the American
Cancer Society's annual campaign,
in April. Called the world's greatest
• 0
fund rinser (he sold $43,000,0 0
worth of war bond,) he has also
originated many slogans, including
the March of Dimes.
Evelyn Varden, radio tootler of
"T'oung Dr. Malone", who was ac-
: claimed for her performance as the
southern aristocrat in "Pinky", is
J:eatured as the nurse in the produc-
she just can't thank HADACOL
enough.
Here is Mrs. Pfeifer's statement:
"Before taking HADACOL I had
aches and pains, and could not sleep
well at night. I have taken three
mall bottles, and one large Lottle of
HADACOL and feel so much better
{n all ways. I can never thank you
nough. Now I can sleep and feel
more like working. Again I thank
YOU•"
Give HADACOL a Chance
to help you. If your system lacks
these essential elements, you will
.be amazed at the wonderful results
HADACOL can bring you, as it:
has to thousands of other fine folks!
• /ho suffered a deficiency of Vita-i
rains B,, B, Niacin and Iron, which!
I-[ADACOL contains. HADACOL!
helps build up the hemoglobin con-!
tent of your blood (when Iron is
needed) to carry these precious Vita-
mins and Minerals to every organ,
tnd every part of your lmdy.
H your druggist does not have
HADACOL, order direct from The
LeBlanc Corporation, Lafayette,
Louisiana. Send no money. Just your
name and address on a penny post
card. Pay postman. State whether
you want the $3.50 family economy
size or $1.25 trial size. Remember, !
tion of "Romeo and Juliet" starring
Olivia de Havilland. When it opened
recently in New York dramatic
critics agreed that Miss de Havil-
land looked very beautiful, were
less enthusiastic about her talents.
"Behave Yourself" can" hardly
escape being a good picture. Wii-
,liam Demarest and Lon Chancy
have been added to the cast sup-
porting Shelley Winters and Farley
Granger, and the famous James
KATHLEEN NORRIS
WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL
there was a thing called mod-
esty. It had its mawkish, prudish,
even prurient side perhaps, but
this wasn't the main side. The main
side was reticence and--what shall
I caP. it?--coverage. Girls t:cpt their
i bosoms and their lezs and their
armpits and their anldes concealed
from the public view.
i They did not read notor:'ously un-
clean books or exchange notorious-
ly filthy jokes. "Fhey did rot use
blasphemy, or refer fli::pantly to a
i rather large group of subjec;s
termed "sacred."
i Heferenees to physical cor:cEions
were confined to the ears o. doc-
tors. or to a comfortable family
circ:e of mother, daughters, aunt%
grandmothers. Pre:,anc::. tioun
atwzys a popular and e::ci,ing to-
ic, was regarded as a matter of
some delicacy; mi::ed grmms of
young men and wome did not
laughingly challenge each other Zo
debate it. Such chatter as is heard
today was un.'-:no'vn: "Je.' says
Tom's crazy for one; she won't, l
think you're terrible not to have
another, Connie. Fran sevs that
as soon as they're home she's lhink-
ing of having one."
5 Years Ago
Young wives 50 years ago did
not relate in detail to their int.-
mates everything that went on in
their own apartments. Young women
and girls did not eagerly e::ci.ange
books that plunge to the very roo:s
and elaborate uon the most fright-
ful abnormalities of human living.
Every corner drugstore did not dis-
play among all the who-dun-its, trie
westerns, the dictionaries and
Bibles, those sinister, filthy little
volumes whose contents drip like
Wong Howe is the cameraman, newspapermen and judges; beauties
who are nine-tenths naked, and cas-
John Singling North, president of ually negligent of any displace-
the Singling Bros. and Barnum and ment of that remaining tenth of
Bailey circus, was told he'd per- coverage.
money cheerfully refunded unless
you are 100% satisfied. Adv. '
In March of Time's latest release,
................................. i"Flight Plan for Freedom", the
formed like a veteran after his first
appearanceas himself--in a scene,
with Charlton Hasten in "The
Greatest Show on Earth."
Straw showing which way the
Oscars will fall--the Hollywood for-
eign correspondents association
gave its ninth annual Golden Globe
awards to Jose Ferret for "Cyrano
de P.ergerac" and Gloria Swanson
for "Sunset Boulevard".
EMPTY MEDICINE CHEST camera rides a B-36 on a9,000 mile.
" 39-hour flight, simulating a "maxi-
NO CONSTIPATION EITHER
mum effort" bombing mission. The
film shows operations of the U.S.
air force's strategic air command at
a guarded command center in Ne-
braska, and at air bases in Texas,
Alaska, Great Britain, the far east,
and other strategic spots.
Warning to parents who have
shfered from the Hopalong Cas-
sidy influence -- Phillips H.
Lord's "Counter-Spy", coming
up with an appeal to the selene
tiflc in law enforcement and na-
tional defense or juvenile Hsteno
ors, will soon be responsiMe
for the marketing of "Counter-
Spy" guns and masks. There
will also be a fingerprint pow-
der-fine for smearing on the
woodwork and furniture:
Ray Bolger has been doing a
mus:cal version of that old farce,
"Where's Charley" for two years
on the New York stage. He will
duplicate his performance for the
Technicolor production which is be-
ing prepared at the Warner Bros!
studio.
"'15 years ago our medicine chest
was full of laxatives of one kind or
another. Then we tried eating
BRAN regularly. No :: .............................
constipatmn mnce. ,[!ili!!!i:i
• " "' ...... :d.
Sam Waters, Route lii:,::!::}i
4---Box 29, lnton, |!ii]
Wash. Jst one of [i
many unsolicited let- I}i]
ters from ALL- Iil
BRAN users/If yOU
need help for con- :."ii::
stipation due to lack
of bulk, simply eat an ounce (about
j cup) of crispy ALL-BRAN daily,
drink plenty of water! If not com-
pletely satisfied after 10 days, return
mpty carton to Kellogg's, Battle
reek, Mich. GET DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK!
HOT FLUSHES.
Darryl Hickman, the former child
star, is now 19, and makes his first
appearance in an adult role as Mere
cedes McCambridge's br6ther in
"Lightning Strikes 2twice", at
Warners'. The stars are Ruth
Roman and Richard Todd.
ODDS AND ENDS . . . Marjorie
Main will be seen as the mother of
Esther Williams pd Debbie Reyn-
olds in "Everybody Swims" . . .
Paramount has borrowed Deborah
Kerr from M-G-M, to appear with
Alan Ladd and Charles Boyer in
"Rage of the Vulture" . . . "Flying
Padre", RKO Pathe Screenliner,
shows the flying activities, over a
4000 square mile area in New
Mexico, of the Reverend Fred
Stadtmueller . . . "African Queen"
and "Queen of Africa" have been
for
Do you suffer from hot flushes,
,ervous tension, upset emotions
due to functional 'change of life'
(38-52 years)--that period when
fertility ebbs away, when em-
barrassing symptoms of this ha-
tare may betray your age?
Then start taking Lydia E.
Pinkhaxa's Vegetable Compound
tO relieve such symptoms. No
other medicine of this type for
Women has such a long record of
success. Taken regularly, ink-
ham's Compound helps build Up
resistance against this annoying
lzdddle-age distress. Truly the
woman's ]fiend!
Note: Or you may prefer Lydia
E. Pinkham's TABLETS with
added iron. Any drugstore.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
"... beauties walking raised run-
fl,a . . ."
an open sewer under our children's
feet and poison the very air they
breathe. And 50 years ago we had
no movies with their everlasting
displays of dull looking (beauties
walking a raised runway) before the
gluttonous eyes of rows o smoking
During tl'le more than 29 years
that I have been writing these ar-
ticles I have rarely taken the posi-
tion of crusader. Long, long a'1o I
wrote of the futility of war--of all
wars. Encouraged by more than
7,000 let' rs about that I lectured
many, many times on the subject
of peace. Indver was paid for a
lecture, but i did receive unex-
i peeted eggs more than once, and
t some remarkable oferlngs by mail.
: A pistol, and poison tab!es, and
notice from one great rnaazine
group that it was done wit me,
forever.
But that's beside the point. Now
I am crusading, in a mild way.
again. I want to ask the women who
feel as I do to notify their favorite
movie theatres, by postcard, that
they don't want any mor, beauty
contests on the screen. Burlesque
shows aren't as papular as they
were; they degenerated into mere
displays of stupid fat girls so ob-
viously morons that all e::citement
and beauty went out of to show.
But there are "'peeg" shows be-
g'nning aaln, and if your town is
threatened with one, do what you
can to prevent its coming.
IAfi A Pratet ,,
Whenyou come across a cuacse.
sa:aciovs, immoral pab=:-2overed
boo::. ::eak to the drugg:st. W?.en
a nmvie shows, as me did la.'.e::', a
stupid ]ooMng man sittfnz im-
mersed in a small tub of suds, and
looking as bewildered a:'d bored
as was every snsible woman w?.o
saw him, drop the maa-r a line.
! Wear strap:ass gowns if yovr f.qure
:is young and flawless--not oLner-
' wise. They may look all right in t::e
shop, but when y6u force that roll
of 35 or 40-year-uld Pesh up into
a col!at above them, they look all
wrong. Wear a sensible bathing
suit, of course. But don't squeeze
falsies into the top of it and shorten
the tights so that every time you
mere lumps and folds of your per-
son threaten spontaneous combus-
tion.
Modesty is a lovely thing. But
like everything else orh while it
is a s'ow and delicate growth. Yon
can't be careless and coarse and
enjoy whispered filthy jokes and
shocking freedoms in your speech
and your reading until you are 35,
and then turn around and drop all
your associates and attempt to join
any group of really fine women.
It seems to me we American
mothers and grandmothers might
do something about this, becautse
indecency in these superficial wa,s
does lead to permanent danger for
eneration.
ECONOMY IN BUCKINGHAM
("King George is /indig it so
bard to live on what he gets that
the Government is going to take
some o the expenses oil his hands
and give him , raise."--News
Belore removing the hull, cut
fresh pineapple into slices. It is
then much easier to trim the huh
from around each slice.
Children will like butterscotch
cereal for a change Simply serve
with brown in place of white sugar
Item) When cane-bottom chairs start
Queen.--George, I just can't cut to sag, wash them thoroughly
down much more; things are so with hot water and dry them out-
high. doors so they'll shrink up tight
King.You've just got to. my To preserve the cane, give it a
good coat of clear varnish when
,t's almost dry.
Sage is a good herb to use to sea-
son spareribs. Allow three-fourths
poured of spareribs for each person
and give them long, slow cooking.
Combine 3 tablespoons of cocoa
with the same amount of sugar,
then add 1½ cups milk, 1½ cups
water and stir in 1½ cups rolled
oats. Cook as usual.
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Sun Dress Has Jacket to Match
l )ress and Cape Pair for Tots
dear, and so have I. The higl cost
of living knocks a frightful hole in
my $1,148,000 a year in revenues
and privy purse.
Queen.Why don't you ask for a
raise?
King.I did, but you know how a
King feels about mentioning money
these days.
Queen. Everybody everywhere
has been demanding wage raises.
You haven't asked for one since
we were married.
King.I have to be careful,
honey. If other people don't get
a raise they can go on strike, stage
demonstrations and break windows.
You and I couldn't do that.
Queen.(A strange look in her
eyes).--How I'd love to break a
window sometime. Why should the
common people have all the fun?
King.We shall have to scrimp a
little on household expenses.
Queen.--Don't look at me. What
about you economizing?
Kin'.--I've laid up the large
coach-and-four for the season. And
a new Stone of Scone can wait.
Couldn't you save on phone bills,
heat and light?
Queen.--If you expect me, the
Queen of England, to go around
turning off lights and radiators,
George, you're crazy.
King.--What about groceries?
Queen.I suppose we could
• switch butchers.
: i King.Are we using enough cold
I cuts?
Queen.--I simply won't start run-
ning around to delicatessen shops
to save a few pennies.
King.Could we save anything by
eating out?
Queen.Don't ever let anybody
else hear you ask a question like
that, George. Start eating out and
even your $1,148,000 won't last long.
King.---Couldn't we have a little
outdoor barbeque now and then.
just us . . . self-sacrifice and paper
plates, you know?
Queen.I'll wager Eddie and
Wallie are not eating on paper
plates.
King.Now look here. you prom-
ised not to bring them up. They
have to economize, too.
Queen.Not from what I read in
the papers.
King.How many quarts of milk
is the milkman leaving now?
Queen.I haven't an idea. It
would be a fine thing if some news-
man snapped me at the back door
counting milk bottles.
Klng.I don't want to be un-
reasonable, dear, but you've got to
help trim a little here and there.
Queen (as the King absentmind-
edly allows his cigarette to burn a
hole on a piano) .--There. It's
things like that which run up bills
around this house.
King (as the phone rings).--That
was Winnie, he's coming over to
dinner.
Queen.There goes the budget
idea. You know how he eats.
* * •
CAN YOU REMEMBER--Away
back when any American young
man could prove without an in-
dictment and jury trial that he
wasn't working for the overthrow
o£ his government?
$ * •
There are bousew;es who
epend so much t;mc li%nin to
soap or3eras that they forget to
buy soap.
* • *
It has now become a reasonable
question whether those tremendous
explosions were from Las Vegas or
a White House press eonfere::ce.
* *
What "" co;nLry needs most • at
the moment is asystem of con,ro:s
for double ta!k.
A horse called "Warmonger" won
at Hia!eah at $28.70 the other day.
and for once Shudda Haddim co;-
]leced on a .er:e_t hunch. He had
been readinz, a spec by a Russian
dele qate to U,?L the morning of
th_ ra"e. • • •
The P:el Brewing Company has
bought the Trommer Beer inter.
ests. We assume that when brew-
eries combine these days one of the
vast enterprises consists of merging
the radio commercials.
ILLUMINATION NOTE
Keyserling, Leon,
Isn't my neon.
"LaWyers, appralser, e'e., got
nearly $200,000 in fees in the re-
organization of Waltham V/a'i-."--
News item. Would you say a good
time was had by all?
* S $
A California chain market is col-
oring its steak displays by novel
lighting and reflecting tiles to make
the meat seem more attractive.
Why? Steaks are already so glam-
orous and expensive some people
are buying, only one a season and
using it as a
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Pattern No. 8882 is a sew-rite perforateo
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3 dress. I% yards of 39-inch: t& yard
contrast: cape I-3/g yards of 54-1nth
* $ *
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