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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1932
Page
9
Spring prompts attention to hair and a natural looking permanent wave. The Varsity Beauty Shoppe offers several wave processes at varying prices to suit facial contours, promising a tailored fit whether a wide loose wave or a small narrow one.
The piece advises washing hair and using a shampoo with finger waves to avoid the uncooperative rough look. It notes how neat, lying hair can be achieved by this method, preventing the common frizz and untidy directions after washing.
Bettie is described as the cream of the campus crop with her Bettie Shop drawing students from athletics music commerce art and dramatics to spend a few minutes between activities on campus.
The Shop offers a home like atmosphere for students from freshman year to graduation. Bettie’s noon meals refresh before 1 pm classes while Shaffer’s fudge cake delights patrons. Staff aim to please, making sandwiches or drinks as asked, like mother used to. The place invites students to relax with the “gang” after class and return often.
Shops showcase personal taste this spring with hats in sharkskin and Milan straws in Nassau blue red and sans color. Styles feature dipping brims dramatic shapes and veils redefining chic as hats and clothes lean toward pliable straw lines and leftward drape.
Remodeling tips for older kitchens emphasize efficiency and beauty. Suggestions includecreating a breakfast nook or pantry, updating plumbing, placing appliances near the refrigerator and stove, and using electric refrigerators and ice cube trays to improve service and aesthetics.
Public health piece by Dr Royal S Copeland urges routine kidney care. It explains kidneys filter wastes, warns that nephritis and Brights disease arise from infections or injury, and recommends biannual urinalyses, 24 hour samples, and occasional X ray checks to protect kidney function.
Spring 1932 brings a full range of new men’s styles with lower prices. Double breasted and single breasted suits feature rope shoulders, two or three buttons, and taller, padded builds. trousers run fuller with higher rises. Colors stay mainly tans grays and a new electric blue may rise. Sportswear shifts to white flannel with linen coats, three to four piece suits in tweeds ceviots and unfinished worsteds. Belts, patches, patch pockets, and raglan shoulders dominate outerwear while windbreakers and suede zip jackets serve inclement weather.
The passage highlights a versatile mixer and orange squeezer as essential kitchen tools. It suggests updating kitchen furniture, possibly repainting, and proposes a foldable extension table on smooth casters to move near the stove, aiding uninterrupted work for the housewife.
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