Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 22, 1959, Image 41

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FICKLE
DEODORANT?
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GET BACK ON
SCHEDULE
Millions of people have found
a Bafe, gentle way to regular
ity, and you can, too! It's the
Kellogg's All-Bran way, and
there's a good reason why this
way works.
You see, one of the common
causes of irregularity is lack
of bulk in the diet. Laxative
drugs which contain no bulk
can do nothing to correct the
cause of this trouble.
Kellogg's All-Bran, on the
other hand, is a whole bran
cereal. And bran is nature's
best bulk-forming food. So
just a half-cup of Kellogg's
All-Bran with milk provides
all of the bulk needed for con
sistent regularity.
If you'd like to try this common-sense
way to get back on
schedule, without the use
of harsh
laxative
drugs, try
Kellogg's
All-Bran.
You know,
it is now
America's
favorite
whole bran
cereal by
3 to 1.
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DISCOVERY
" TEST THIS SURVEY
DEMONSTRATOR
We believe this new "Miracle
Cake" discovery will make pip
imoktn out of millions of men who
could novor on joy o pip before I
A nuf-twoot cake It tpoclally coi
bonliod Into tho bowl of gonulno
linportod briar ... It takos the
misery and tonguo bit out . , .
This "Miracle Cako" pip brooks In
llko a dream.
Wo'ro making this con tumor re
action survey to double hock our
own tremendous enthusiasm boforo
ponding big monoy to odvertise
and market our now 92.00 Mlr
oclo Coke" pipe. 1
We've tot oiide o limited quantity J
of these beautiful sweet smoking j
imported briar beauties as Sur
vey Demonstrators; they're
slight seconds with minor sur
face irregulorities, but they're
guaranteed to smoke exactly
like tho regular $2.00 pipes.
We've written off the cost of
these pipes to tho survey, so
please tend ust 2$t to cover
cost of postage and handling.
All wo ask in return Is that you
test smoke this new "Miracle
Cake" pipe and give ut your
honest opinion of it on o
simple questionnaire.
Sorry
only 1
pipe to
a cust.
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good In
U.S.A.
only.
Pipe shown '
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WALLY FRANK LTD. ST?
132 Church SL, New York 7, N. Y.
Enclosed find 25 . Send me the Dem
onitrotor pipe described above. I'll lest
smoke It and return the questionnaire.
PLEASE PRINT NAME 4 ADDRESS BELOW
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til
here is the essence of magnolia and cigarette stubs.
Here is twilight and bougainvillea and the peeling statue of
Napoleon brooding over a patio garden.
Here is charm and hunger and desire and broken cobble
stones and art for art's sake and art for money's sake.
In the French Quarter of New Orleans is all this and a
little of heaven, too. The foot-weary tourist sips the thick
coffee and munches the sweet, hot, pillow-shaped doughnuts
and stares avidly at a pale-faced dancer passing.
He peers at the Old Absinthe Bar wKere the calling cards
of thousands have covered the walls and turned beyond black
to amber. He finds his Shangri-La at Arnaud's or Antoine's
and eats pompano or trout in wine.
This, says the tourist, is Living. This is Romance.
But the waiter is from Ohio and the painter from Albert
Lea and they speak with scorn of the "tourist traps." Their
world is within this one, a secret place.
And the artist sketches eager strangers and dreams of
sanctuary, but he will perhaps die here among the patios and
balconies with a Dixieland trumpeter to play his requiem.
Between Bourbon and South Rampart, between Bienville
and Royal are the pulsing, beating dreams and hopes and
scents and antiquities of the past and the present. Crawling
endlessly among them are the thrill-seekers.
Partly for those and partly for themselves the artists
hawk their wares, create their illusions. But mostly it is for
the joy of living in this sweet opiate.
In the old mansion, the old lady mixes musk and anise
and what was a gentlewoman's hobby is a thriving business.
In the dim window down the street, the man from Urbana
sells old books. Both of them live in the wonderland of their
delight.
Blessed sleep, delightful dream, New Orleans of the liquid
music, the night-scented stock, the clop of a carriage on cob
blestones, I love you.
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COVER
What could inspire more curiosity in a kitten than a tablejul of
gaily colored easter eggs? Nothing, his two playmates insist as
they join the un. Painting by Arthur Sarnoff
Family
Weekly
March 22, 1959
PATRICK O'ROURKE Adverting Director
BEN KARTMAN Editorial Director
ROBERT FITZGIBBON Managing
RALPH J. FINCH, JR. Art Director
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