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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1958)
1 i'fffl-tWT'rV" Ifia-o -I Victor!a bore 9 S Weekly Last night I nearly died , of embarrassment because of my LOOSE FALSE TEETH! n i ij II j ; J L " ' I I t"!:.;-- , N Now I know no powder 1 1 1 1 ! can nom HKe 53 Poli-Grip Cream ;f ho tight ... so long ... so snug F 1 Now you can eat, laugh... even sneeze without fear of embarrass ment. Poll-Grip grips no matter what I This pink, pleasant-tasting cream locks slipping, sliding dentures in place. You feel Its snug, tight-fitting comfort immediately. New Cream Locks In Plates tcith Natural Suction Method You see, dentures work on the scientific principle of suction. This means you need an airtight seal to keep them in place. Unlike powders that dry into hard, uneven clumps that let air seep in, Poll-Grip spreads smoothly and evenly. ..builds a comfortable seal that forms a natural suction to keep air out. Your plates hold tighter, longer. Get Poli-Grip. Discover comfort you never thought possible. POLI-GRIP CREAM DENTURE ADHESIVE 1 J Will Margaret Ever Be Queen? 1 .5 si,".;; 1 Jl Li i I I 1 - 'i ..V ' V 4 i Did precarious line of succession frighten gay Princess info 4 Family Weekly, November 16, I95.S renouncing love? Here, for the first time, is revealed the secret reason why Meg cannot renounce her right of succession to the throne. by Isabella Tavcs Ihree years ago, when Princess Marearet announced tormany Kot cKo a5n't coins to marry Peter Townsend, people who claimed to have the inside track hinted mysteriously that she had a reason she couldn't tell anybody, not evB Townsend. t a,.;i nf this vear. Queen TTlWoViotVi no laid UD with One Of those "heavy colds" which have appeared on the court calendar eve.y wintor anrl Knring since she ascended iU u,.a sv,o was in bed from April 23 until April 30 and did not appear publicly until may o. engagements during that time were a rvwnvc failed on her more frequently than is necessary for a cold, even a bad one even a queens bad cold. .. When reporters tried to question Commander Colville, who is in charge of saying as little as possible about .1 i r Urt vf-.luinPa tnal tne royai iamuy, i" f . i the strain of her trip to the Unitea States and Canada had been u. u ui it ...ac knnwn that sne had dieted to lose 10 pounds be ore she left and taken cold ust the trip. Doctors issued discreel bulletins about her "swinging oo,,n" onA mpntioned a Pro" 1 . ,. , uroe longed rest. An eye specialist w called in about her sinus; WV""" xi. ,l. r tho nrute sinus mat was me siai t , ,l;c trouble which laid her low tins Summer. , ,.a Anybody can get a cold including a queen. But this time the gosw writers slyly used the word oammB to describe it, and f fiends hinw deviously that the source of sin trouble was often emotional sti Nobody came right out with the wor "miscarriage." But I have it iron c ...,oi ".inimneachablf sources" which can't be revealed,
