Summer Weather, Temperament, and Parenting
The piece argues heat and vacation disrupt discipline as children become irritable and less responsive. It advises patience until fall, noting cooler days will restore attentiveness, with school resuming helping children regain tractability. Mothers are urged to avoid harsh scolding during hot weeks, trusting routine will return.
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Bobbie
Bobby
Dean entertains Miss Florence Chubbuck tea at Rio Grande
Acting dean of women at Rio Grande College summer school hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea for all young women students at Davis Cottage.
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Gallipolis
Florence Chubbuck
Rio Grande College Summer School
Davis Cottage
Local 4 H Club News From New Plymouth
New Plymouth reports activity from the 4 H Club and community visitors. Members and leaders traveled to Camp Oye and the Youth's Conference at Camp Oye. Treadley Heinlein was chosen president for next year. The Gleaners and Bobcats social funded camp expenses, and Senior Club Camp attendees include Gertrude Bay, Helen Fuller, and Elizabeth Heinlein.
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New Plymouth
Wayne Carnal
Logan
Jackson
Helen Fuller
Gertrude Bay
Elizabeth Heinlein
Garth Harris
Gerald Lavely
John Schmidt
Treadley Heinlein
Walter Peters
Earle Heinlein
Rosalie Haas
Albert Kirkendall
Dundas
Walter Stine
Dayton
Athens
Frank Schmidt
Dorothy
Frances
F. O. Stout
P. A. Harlan
Derby
Virginia Schmidt
Harlan
Oklahoma
Mary Esther
Joseph
Atty
F. M. Kennard
Justine
Hillis
Keith
Kansas City
S. M. Heinlein
Vada Heinlein
Lancaster
Patrick H. Brandenberg
Jane
Helen
Brandenberg
Athens County
Norman Cooper
Black Fork
Reas Hass
Marguerite
Treadley
Christian Church
McArthur
Camp Oye
Bobcats
Oilers Set Pace for Semi-Pro Tournament
The Enid Oklahoma Eason Oilers won their third straight game to pace the National Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament at Wichita Kansas defeating Lisbon Falls Maine Indians 15 to 6 in seven innings. The Duncan Oklahoma Cementers beat Charleston Arkansas 4 to 1 eliminating the Arkansans from the event.
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Wichita
Kans
Enid
Okla
Eason Oilers
Lisbon Falls
Indians
Duncan
Cementers
Charleston
Ark
Arkansans
Perfumed bath crystals in a 5pound bag
A 5 pound sack of perfumed bath crystals from a reputable cosmetic house resembles an ordinary flour sack. Available in pine gardenia lavender ilac and mixed bouquet scents. Among elaborate crystal atomizers this simple sack offers a unique humorous gift note.
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrisson and Harry Underwood’s circle plans a shopping trip in a limousine while adults guard the younger trio. Lillian shares a night’s escape tale as they depart for Laconia, with stories of Canadian close calls and flirtations.
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Harry Underwood
Lillian
Junior
Roderick
Dicky
Bill
Hank
Glass drip coffee maker debuts in house furnishing dept
A new all glass drip coffee maker showcases heat resistant glass and requires no paper filters or cloth bags. It promises pure coffee flavor with no metal contact and may double as a tea brewer. The bottom bowl doubles as a crystal water pitcher.
Radio Program Schedule Highlighting 1940s Entertainment Lineup
A Thursday and Friday air list detailing WLW CBS NBC broadcasts with a dense roster of acts. Jane Gerrard, Margaret Daum, Kogen Orch, Rudy Vallee, Bing Crosby, Amos ’n’ Andy, Lum and Abner, and many orchestras appear across hour blocks. Multiple stations share music, drama, and variety segments with dates, times, and host names.
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WLW
CBS
NBC
Jane Gerrard
Margaret Daum Kogen
Tommy
Bettyee Fe
Lowell Thomas Hall
Bert Lytell
Jack Fulton
Easy Aces
Lum
Abner
Elmer Davis
Bob Newhall
Patti Chapin Kidoodlers
Rudy Vallee
Wilbur Hall
Harry
Reity and
Bob
Pepper Young
Ma Perkine
Vic and
Sade
the O'Neills
Helen Nugent
Kitty Keene, Inc
Joan Edwards
Guiding Light
Hannah Pianist
Couple Next Deorsion Boys
Doris Kerr
Fidler Ore Nora Sterling
Toy Bana
Ray Heatherton
Jommy
Billy Hobart Bosworth
Lowell Thomas Dailey Orch
Jack Pulton
Bob Newha
Boake Carter
Pleasant Valley Music Hall
Lucie Manners
Prank Morgan
Death Valley
Hal Kemp
Hollywood Hotel
Frank Munn
Dorsey Orch
Jimmie Fpidles
U. S. Cabinet
Wash-Line Judgments and Civic Duty in Zion City
In Zion City Illinois a social guide links laundry habits to character and family order. A well kept wash-line signals a meticulous wife and neat children, while a poorly kept line suggests carelessness. The piece notes law against teasing faces in Zion City.
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Zion City
Ill
Neck Exercises Promise Smoother Throat And Posture
The article outlines simple neck exercises to reduce foreshortening and wrinkles in maturity. It recommends daily routines including head tilts, side turns, chin thrusts, and neck relaxation with creams to improve throat appearance and carriage.
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Alicia Hart
Kanauga Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Kanauga brief social notes recount Sunday dinners with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sayre Capehart W V A Hilda and Dewey St Clair Dunbar Vernal Rose and Raymond Broyles Gallipolis Also visits by Mrs George F Smith and Mrs Emma Comstock and others to Harrisonville Pomeroy and nearby towns plus travels to Huntington and Charleston and visits by family members to various relatives through the week
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R. D. Chapman
Pomeroy R. F. D
Chapman Home
Raymond
Athens
John Sealey
Near Little Hocking
Fanniene
Sunny
A. W. Pullins
Albert Spencer
Mac Swain
Edna Epling
Huntington
William Cheap
Ashland
Emma _ Comstock
Mollie Denney
Georges Creek
Florence Russell
Charleston
Kerr Luckado
Bidwell
Myr Roberts
W. H. Comstock
Parkersburg
Valley Belle
George F. Smith
Fremont
Ohio
Detroit
Dallas
Texas
Comstock
Vernal Rose
Dayton
Stronton
B. Raike
Earl Vance
H. H. West
Coalton
Wellston
Easily Slighted Woman Seldom Holds Friends, Miss Dix Says
Dear Miss Dix offers case histories of women who feel slighted by every gesture and seeks guidance. The columnist and reader debate the snubbed, urging tougher stance against selfish sensitive types and endorsing firm, ridiculing response to stop endless complaints.
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Miss Dix
Dix
Marriage of Marine Hastened in Ohio War-Time Wedding
The wedding of Second Lieutenant Robert Stivers Jr. of the U S Marine Corps and Miss Mabel Kilpatrick of Ripley was held at Ripley Methodist Church a day early as Stivers must report to the Marine Base at San Diego for service in Shanghai. They left for San Diego with about 1,200 Marines slated to depart soon.
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Ripley
U.P
Robert Stivers, Jr
U. S. Marine Corps
Mabel Kilpatrick
Ripley Methodist Church
Stivers
San Diego
Shanghai
Fish grow tame at Fortunes Rock in Biddeford tale
In Biddeford Maine hornpout are so tame at Fortunes Rock they eat from human hands. Mr and Mrs Chester A Fecteau and Mr and Mrs Chester H Drown attest to the story's authenticity. The article also notes the Mona Lisa right hand as the most perfect painted.
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Biddeford
Fortunes Rock
Chester A. Fecteau
Chester H. Drown
Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
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