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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
13
A public beauty column advises on elbow care and skin conditioning. It details nightly soaks, scrubbing, and creams, including borax mixtures and almond or olive oils, to restore smooth, pale skin. The piece emphasizes consistent routine and mentions a Charlton Gazette care guide.
A discussion notes concerns about a children's luncheon using warmed over midday meals. It argues nutrition suffers when meals are reheated, stresses minimal garden to table prep, and critiques serving and presentation affecting children’s appeal and taste perception. It emphasizes appearance and preparation influence on liking and nutrition.
A fragment notes that children's meals require stricter catering than adults since their future health depends on proper nutrition. It mentions economy pressing meal choices and a factory fire at St Quen, France where regulations valued at $125,000 were burned.
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