The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-03-06
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= : For Women
TIPS-HINTS-HELPS
Keeping ahead Oj the Times
: by MARY MOORE
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DO YOU KNOW? -.
You had better check on the new
marriage laws before you decide to
marry quickly. Thirty states now re-
quire specified waiting time between
the time the license is issued and the
marriage. Or, the couples must take
pre-martial health tests. Tennessee
and Kentucky have enacted pre-
marital blood test laws. Rhode Island
law requires six days between notice
of intention to marry and issuance of
the license. Delaware law calls for
"a hours between the issuance of the
license and the wedding. Girls, there
won't be another leap year until
1914!
The best way to thaw out frozen
water pipes is to apply heat working
toward the supply end, keeping a
faucet open to know when a flow
starts. Use hot applications, direct
flame, or concentrated heat waves.
A direct flame may be applied by
means Of a gasoline blow torch or
lighted candle The flame should be
played along the pipe gradually to
spread the heat. Hot applications do
not produce as quick results as direct
flame but they are much safer in that
they lessen the possibility of burst
ing the pipe and eliminate fire haz-
ard. A good method is to wrap the
frozen pipes with cloths and saturate
with boiling water, or boiling water
can be applied directly to the pipe.
If, however, the pipe lines are actual
ly broken through freezing, there is
nothing you can do except shut off
the water and call the plumber.
GLAMOR
"The Greeks had a word for it"
which fitted the occasion perfectly in
by-gone days. The only word, or
words, which fit the Grecian hair
style show recently staged was the
ultimate in chic" Blond, brunei and
redheaded models were startlingly
lovely with their tresses sculptured,
nodded and curled in the new He'll
enic trend in coiffures. Elizabeth
Arden, the creator of these Grecian
styles proves again that the crowning
glory of a woman is her hair. Myrtle
leaves with violets were worn as
wreath around the head with the blond
tresses wrapped and tucked around
the flowers. Inspiring names such as
Helleni, Artemis, Psyche, Nukella,
Bacchante and Olympia have been
given to these creations. False hair,
violets, sweetpeas, ribbons and bows
were used in such effective ways they
have given this new-old trend fresh
interest for modern use.
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A well-known hat stylist tells US
that daytime hats will be seen more
and more on casual Americans who
have taken to hatlessness like ducks to
water. These new hats are light, air
conditioned and something that will
the light coconut straws in braids Of
beautiful colors that are SO light that
there seems to be no hat at all on the
head, but still the hair is protected
from the sun. Fluted brims on pastel
colored felts frame the face and fit
neatly behind the pompadour or bang
or curls and accent their beauty.
Franciful hats trimmed with bows,
flowers and wells for dressy occas-
sions will still be popular, and there
is still the evening coiffure hat to
accent beautiful tresses and hairdos.
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Have you seen the new finger mitts
Of plaid taffeta with pleated cuff or
wide gauntlet matched to your hat,
your handbag, a bow at your neck
line, or to all of them! Very saucy
and much like something your grand
mother wore
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If you're worried sick over those
splitting tingernails what you need in
your diet is Nitamin A. You can buy
it in capsule form, if you won't eat
enough of the foods containing this
4 vitamin.
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