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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
8
Lois Leeds answers reader questions on hairstyles color schemes and skin care for teens. Topics include partings waves a high side part and avoidance of slenderizing rolls, plus guidance on facial cleansing, acne care, and the impact of city air and drinking water on complexions.
Modern mothers welcome pattern 2538 for sizes 3 4 6 8 10 with printed challis fabrics. Includes illustrated instructions and ad for the Anne Adams pattern book offering family sewing tips and home etiquette. Send 15 cents in coins or stamps to Charleston Pattern Center New York for order.
Dorothy Dix argues that true love resists alteration only when nourished by effort and respect. She challenges Shakespeare’s claim by noting couples grow distant through neglect, routine, and bitterness, yet enduring affection can persist for those who work to sustain it.
A Soviet Academy collection reveals da Vinci sketches showing diving suits and devices, illustrating his underwater vision. Professor Orbelli notes Renaissance inventor’s near contemporary knowledge of diving and flight as he compiles a history of underwater work.
Los Angeles December 6. Marc Connolly signs Rex Ingram to portray De Land in Green Pastures. Ingram praised for compelling presence and education, Northwestern grad with Phi Beta Kappa. Production starts January 2 with Hal Mohr as photographer. 40 parts remain to cast.
Laura Wheeler presents a sunflowers quilt pattern 1088 with complete simple instructions for quilting sewing and finishing plus yardage charts and diagrams for single and double bed sizes. Send payment in stamps or coin to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept 32 Eighth Ave New York NY.
The article discusses Jean's skill at casual talk during farewells and social gatherings, highlighting how she probes friends and shares anecdotes. It promotes the Home Institute booklet Improving Your Conversation from The Charleston Gazette offering tips to enrich vocabulary and adapt talk to occasions.
Kay Brannan leaves Wellesley for an ad job then drifts into gaiety and a yachting party with Dan Rip Jey. After fleeing a violent liaison in a rowboat with Dr Bob Dakin, Boston returns him asks for marriage. Kay refuses, arguing they do not love each other and must avoid scandal while friends urge alternatives.
Kay Dakin endures a tense social spotlight after a reckless act, with Kay and Bob facing public scrutiny at Mrs. Dakin's tea, while Genevieve, Cissie Means, and Dr. Fabre navigate tensions. Kay asserts resolve and support from family, preparing for a cautious future as Priscilla awaits.
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