Star Dust Orchestra Leaders All By Virginia Vale
In New York observers discuss Charlie McCarthy's first week on air and the aristocracy formed by attendees who boast of his charm. Edgar Bergen keeps busy with personal appearances while Ann Sheridan gains prominence, and Katherine Hepburn pursues The Philadelphia Story with film rights. Russ Morgan, a former coal miner, becomes a top orchestra leader after writing for Sousa and Herbert. Federal censorship looms as radio licenses renew every six months and stations avoid risky fare. Odds and ends note bands for the World’s Fair, Crawford’s South American vacation, and a Crosby speeding jibe and reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EOPLE
New York Area
Charlie McCarthy
Charlie
Edgar Bergen
Little
Bergen
Arlie
Russ Morgan
Nanticoke
Scranton
John Phillip Sousa
Victor Herbert
Federal Communications Commission
New York
Joan Crawford
South America
Bing Crosby
Topeka
Bing
Nutrition guidance for families in a historic dietary plan
A historic discussion outlines a milk and egg rich daily plan for children and adults to prevent deficiency diseases. It details essential servings including meats, cheeses, vegetables, fruits, and whole grains, plus example menus prioritizing protein, minerals, vitamins, and bulk while balancing carbs.
Balanced Diet Principles From Nutrition Experts
The article states a definite link between food intake and physical activity and notes normal people can manage weight by regulating fuel in the diet. It highlights minerals and vitamins as crucial for strong teeth and nerves and for disease resistance, aging, and longevity through a balanced diet.
The Balanced Diet and Its Seven Essential Factors
A homemaker should plan meals based on seven essential factors for health. The guide lists protein for tissue, carbohydrates for energy, fats as compact fuel, minerals as builders and regulators, and vitamins A B C D E G as regulators of body processes.
Gardening Germination Tips For Seeds And Flowers
Practical advice on seed germination stressing proper planting in wet and dry conditions. Water the soil well before planting to achieve moisture, avoid planting in wet mud, and replant if rotting occurs. Flower seeds such as lupin and moonflower may benefit from coat nicking and soaking before sowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bentley
Ferry
Job
Common Errors in Menu Planning
Common mistakes in menu planning include concentrating too many proteins or carbohydrates in one meal, failing to include adequate bulk with fruits vegetables and whole grain cereals, and massing too many high fat foods into a single meal.
Balance and nutrition for health and vitality
The author argues that balance, not complexity or cost, sustains nutrition. Simple foods like bread milk and stewed fruits can provide essential minerals vitamins and bulk. Homemakers should prioritize food value over elaborate recipes to promote abundant health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm—C. Houston Goudiss
Around the House: Tips for Toddlers to Teens
Household hints cover money lessons for youth savings and independence. Cleanliness tips include paraffin cloth washes for tubs, lemon juice and salt for drips, and newspapers as rug padding. Fabric care suggests methylated spirit for stockings and a top seam line for resilience. Cooking and storage hints advise overnight soaking, removing paper from cans, chilling wax candles, and varnishing boot soles for durability.
Mary Ann Sews a Gingham Embroidery Framed Art
Nine year old Mary Ann completes a hand embroidery piece inspired by her grandmother Ruth Wyeth, using blue gingham and bright thread. The finished design, framed by two flower clusters, decorates an old mirror. The note advertises Books 1 and Sewing for the Home Decorator with 25 cent prices and a free crazypatch leaflet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Mary
Ann
Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Safety Talks Warn Crossing Roads Is Major Danger
The National Safety Council in its 1938 Accident Facts reports that 85 percent of 7 250 city traffic deaths in 1937 occurred to pedestrians crossing the road. About 2900 died crossing streets between intersections and 3260 at intersections. Deaths rose from crossing signals or lack of signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
And of All Things Hitched to a Milk Cart
A drunken young man driving home from a party misjudges a corner and nearly collides with a milk cart. The startled cart driver swerves to avoid a crash, the car stops abruptly, and the inebriated rider orders the other to wash the idea of driving that horse.
Piles or Fistula Book Ad From McCleary Clinic
Advertisement for a 124 page book and reference list of former patients from McCleary Clinic located at 185 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Missouri. Spells out help for piles or fistula and promotes a large reference collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary’ Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Have Right of Way Merit and Good Breeding Quote
Quote attributed to Lord Chesterfield urging that merit and good breeding will win respect and influence everywhere, emphasizing character over status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chesterfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Vale
Ann Sheridan
Dick Powell
Warner Brothers
Katherine Hepburn
Philadelphia Story
Miss Hepburn
Western Newspaper Union
C. Houston
Goudiss
By C. Houston Goudiss
Howe
Yick
America
U. S
Josiah W. Bailey
Jerry
Basie
Mr.givney
Butts
Cope
King Fac
Hoban
Ruth Wyeth
Plant Ferry’s
Ferry’s
Ferry- Morse Seed Co
Seed Crowers
Detroit
San Francisco
Erty
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