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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
2
Marion Hale profiles Dorothy Gray who argues age need not show on a woman if she stays slim, active, and has a disciplined beauty routine. The piece outlines preventative steps including outdoor exercise, hydration, careful skin care, gentle massage, and cleansing cream to preserve youth.
Miss Gray argues for skincare grounded in plain sense avoiding oiliness masks hot water skinning or mud treatments. She says beauty routines should rely on practical, natural approaches and reject excessive or unnatural methods.
Instructions for baking custards describe water-bath method, knife test, and egg to milk ratios. Variations include Ginger Custards with ginger and preserved pieces, and Date Custards with chopped dates. notes on seasoning salt and vanilla or nutmeg.
The fragment describes molding in a pan set in hot water and baking until firm, with a suggestion to serve with cream if possible. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present.
Paris fashion reports a shift toward longer sleeves and three quarter lengths. Light materials and contrasting trims feature with bell and mandarin shapes becoming common in updated spring styles.
Little opposition is expected for Mrs William Cummings Story as she runs for president general of the Daughters of American Revolution at the next general election. Story has previously held the office.
Mme Margrethe Somme compares Norwegian and American women, noting lasting home life, chivalry, and career options in Norway. She cites one female parliament member, explains limited politics, and suggests climate influences complex skin tone while praising individuality among Norwegian women.
The article quotes Somme praising American opportunities for artists, saying the musical advantages are greater and that every artist aims to come to America.
Plain moire and satin-backed ribbons appear on the new spring hats. The glistening metal look is achieved by a very high lacquer finish.
Small enameled or jeweled flasks shaped like men’s hip pockets are now made for carrying perfume in ladies handbags boosting discreet fragrance options for daily wear and social events.
A traditional embroidery piece gains distinction from an unusually smart palette using orange blue mauve and brick colored silks in a conventional design.
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