Home Beauty Remedies From A 1920s Column
Lois Leeds shares tips for straightening bangs and training hair with paste and water, plus neck and shoulder exercises for posture. Jane Doe outlines henna rinses, curling options, and an Eye treatment regime with scented oils. Margaret N discusses fuller figure care with body creams and towels, while Helen gives a method to remove unwanted hair with a baking soda lemon mix. Tomorrow A Young Mother's Beauty Problem.
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Tomorrow’s Meeting Sparks New Vents in Leland Household
Cynthia Leland returns with her husband to his hometown where his mother seeks to shape her. Cynthia befriends Cecile Malcolm and Helena Jordan while Noel Gardner offers a private business meeting. The social clash, flirtation, and covert plans unfold at a party and in a conservatory as Cynthia plots for tomorrow.
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Warning on Carbon Monoxide Dangers in Car Exhaust
Pittsburgh experts from the United States Bureau of Mines warn motorists to avoid deadly carbon monoxide by ventilating garages, not idling engines in closed spaces, and never working under machines with the engine running. Remedies include fresh air, artificial respiration with oxygen, massage, warmth, and rest for victims.
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German scientist claims process to yield gold and helium
Berlin June 15 America's monopoly on helium may be threatened by experiments linked to Professor Miethe converting mercury into gold. He suggests passing electric currents through mercury could produce helium and possibly gold as a residue. If practical, cheaper helium would boost dirigible use, attracting attention from Soddy who questions the approach.
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Millionaire wills funds roads and fishing efforts in Sweden
Stockholm June 15 A Swedish will by Carl Smitt directs most of his estate to public road improvements and to support better fishing methods. The road fund, administered by the Stockholm Automobile Club, funds model highways, paving tests, and community prizes for good roads, while the fishing fund backs innovations for fisheries benefiting Sweden’s skerries.
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