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Jergens Journal
News & Public Service · September 12, 1943 · 14 min · 2,131 words
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The Jurgen's Journal, featuring Walter Wintchel America's One Man newspaper. His famous column appears in the New York Daily Mirror in more than 820 other newspapers. Walter Wintchel is brought to you by Jurgen's, the lotion for soft, smooth, romantic hands.
Do you do this? Do you take care to keep your hands nice and smooth but forget about your elbows? Of course you don't see your own elbows but other people do. So every night pour a little Jurgen's lotion in the cup of your hand and rub your elbows round and round in it.
Scaly, rusty elbows soon look creamy, velvety and young, the way your hands do when you care for them faithfully with Jurgen's lotion. It takes only a second to two. Jurgen's leaves no stickiness. So help keep your elbows good-looking too with Jurgen's lotion.
And out of the editorial room of the Jurgen's Journal and Walter Winter. Good evening Mr. and Officer of South American, all the ships have stayed at sort of press. Flash! Fire and Switzerland! An unconfirmed report states that Italy is on the verge of civil war.
The King and Marshal Bhedolio are reported safe in southern Italy. London. The commander-in-chief of the Italian fleet was killed on Friday when the German bombers destroyed the Dreadnought Roemau. Washington, D.C. Military observers on the Capitol express the belief tonight that Mussolini's reported rescue by the Nazis is a fishing expedition.
On the part of the Germans to find out just where the Duchay is. Marchfield, California. Richard C. DuPont of the DuPont family of Delaware was one of four glider pilots killed in a crash today.
Chicago, despite the fact that the Chicago Tribune ignored his visit, Vice President Wallace attracted the second largest crowd in the history of the Chicago Stadium. His next speech, late this month, will be at Cleveland, Ohio.
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