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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1924
Page
11
An advice column discusses remedies for imperfect skin focusing on diet, cleansing, and “agar-agar” as a cleanse. It covers constipation as a potential root cause, notes agar-agar’s properties, and mentions minerals oils, face creams, eggs for shampoo, and Castle soap cautions. Readers are invited to send inquiries to Miss Forbes via the Bean y Chats column.
Artist Neysa McMein discusses beauty, favoring accidental looks and natural mouths like Mary Pickford and Alice Joyce. She critiques plucked eyebrows and permanent waves, advocates a wave against artificial styling, and notes her studio life with visitors while painting. A brief item mentions Stinnes family interest in a Copenhagen film venture.
A historic newspaper puzzle presents numbered horizontal and vertical word starts, crossing to form interconnected clues. Reads like a traditional word square with definitions such as crowding, sour and sharp, gem, lubrication, eye parts, and several others, all interlinked by crossing letters and a final theme.
The 1924 1925 Book of Fashions advertises pattern 3770 with three models including a boudoir cape and neat apron options. It lists sizes Small to extra large and material yardage for 32 and 36 inch fabrics. Patterns mailed for 10 cents in silver or stamps to The Constitution Fashion Department Brooklyn NY.
A railroad tale recounts a passenger who slept through his ejection at Dijon and woke in Paris furious at the porter. A father discusses a shortened school course for his son, Garfield’s remark on making an oak quickly, and a stray line about James A. Garfield’s presidency.
Local retailers advertise deep discounts on girls coats, claiming buyers snatched bargains last Monday as manufacturers cut profits in warm weather. Promotions tout fur collars, heavy reversible coatings, and lined fabrics in two age groups with $12.50 value reduced to $7.95 and $12.50 items marked down to meet the sale price.
Advertises girls ages 7 to 12 wearing wool jersey and serge frocks with prices 3.95, 5.00 and 5.75, plus Georgia Tech sweaters for girls 7 to 14 at 6.95 and high value gingham frocks from 1.50. Describes colors, styles, and emphasis on early shopping to avoid disappointment.
Special sale highlights hats for girls ages 7 to 14 in Lyons velvet with grosgrain trim and self ornaments. Priced to move from $5.86 and $5.00, many one of a kind velvet satin or crepe styles with shirred brims and sectional crowns. See exclusive models and better quality at sale prices.
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