Don’t Make Your Wife Sit on a Silk Cushion and Sew a Fine
Dorothy Dix warned that men’s excessive kindness often harms wives by keeping them idle and dependent. She argues true support means shared work and prudent finances, not indulgent luxury that destroys women’s self reliance.
Rhubarb in Early Jam Recipes and Preserves
A vintage guide explains using rhubarb to extend jam and preserves with strawberries and other berries. It covers Strawberry and Rhubarb Conserve and Rhubarb Relish, detailing chopping, cooking times, sugar ratios, and sterilization steps for home canning.
Give the Bride a Kitchen Trousseau
Mary Margaret McBride surveys the kitchen trousseau craze for brides. She notes red black and white kitchen items priced high if bought individually but discounted if given as a set. The piece highlights practical yet stylish tools like canisters fruit juicer measuring spoons and a melon mold plus decorative touches such as a red white and black kitchen theme and cellophane curtains.
Beauty Race Is Won By Pretty Neck Says Skin Expert
A skin specialist notes neck care as essential to facial beauty and offers routines for cleansing, toning, and applying cream. She advocates gentle upward strokes and matching throat and face appearance, plus bleaching options and home remedies like tomato or lemon juice. New York report and RCA president David Sarnoff announce rapid HD TV field test facilities.
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New York
United States
David Sarnoff
The
Radio Corporation of America
Properly Fitted Shoes and Exercise Will Correct Child's Foot Troubles
A New York bulletin from the Institute of Foot Health Education reports a school survey showing 63 percent boys and 37 percent girls examined with 4 percent having weak feet. It urges regular foot checks, properly fitted shoes, and parental action.
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Institute of Foot Health Education
New York
Colrse
Stars Say May Bring Change And New Plans
Genieve Kemble predicts a lively day with planetary influences likely to upset the status quo and spark exciting work on new projects possibly linked to combines rings or secret societies. Notable natal mention John Brown is cited as an abolitionist and a Mother's Day note proclaims May 12 with observances urged in homes churches and public venues. About 22 000 of Hawaii Territory’s 376 000 population are full blooded Hawaii natives.
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John Brown
Territory of
Hawaii
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison narrates a scene where the narrator and Mary prep for a brief trip while managing Faith the baby. Mary packs quickly, nurtures the child, and the grandmother’s lullaby soothes Faith as Kate plans to handle boys’ clothing and packing, foreshadowing further developments.
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Faith
Eade
Granzie
Mater
Woman Drowns When Car Plunges Into Creek
Mrs. Mabel Wilson, a magazine saleswoman from Hubbard Ohio, 60, identified, drowned when her automobile plunged into the swollen Stone Coal Creek near Weston West Virginia.
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Weston, W. Va
Mabel Wilson
Hubbard
Ohio
Stone Coal Creek
Trustees Accept Resignation of Pike Township Constable
The Pike Township trustees accepted the resignation of 8 EF Perry Stowe as constable after he declined to serve, citing his refusal to handle eviction cases.
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New Lexington
Pike Township
Perry
Stowe
Mary Jane's Pa and The Casino Murder Case at local theaters
Ohio Theater showcases Warner Bros. Mary Jane's Pa with Guy Kibbee and Aline MacMahon portraying a wandering printer and his wife who starts a newspaper to support her family. Majestic Theater presents Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer The Casino Murder Case featuring Paul Lukas as Philo Vance in a science-based mystery with Rosalind Russell.
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Ohio Theater
Eadith Ellis Furness
Norman Way
Guy Kibbee
Hila
Kibbee
Aline MacMahon
Betty Jean Haney
Betty Jean
Hollywood
Majestic Theater
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
van Dine
Philo Vance
Paul Lukas
Rosalind Russell
Llewellyn
Alison Skipworth
Isabel Jewell
Donald Cook
Arthur Byron
Leslie Fenton
Louise Fazenda
Leo ‘G Carroll
Ted Healy
Circus opens in Athens with Bayly Cavalcade and fairground acts
A newly opened circus at the Athens fairgrounds debuts with a Bayly Cavalcade of horses and riders including Etta Shufford Myrtle Harris Cora Bailey Poplin Georgia Ly Harding Sisters Jesper Davia and Senorita Moretta among a wide billed program. The show features novel acts and a colorful display of animal acts.
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Etta Shufford
Myrtle Harris
Cora Bailey Poplin
Georgia Lyes
Harding Sisters
Jesper Davia
Senorita Moretta
Fords
Harding Grast
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