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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
13
Reader asks about reducing hips and buttocks through rope jumping and dieting. Advice notes that quick results are not simple and that combining diet with exercise helps while skipping rope is not most effective for reducing those areas. Leeds offers a leaflet on reducing hips thighs and abdomen and directs readers to request it with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Crochet pattern 1788 offers oblong and round mats and a luncheon set. It includes filet crochet instructions, diagrams, stitch illustrations, materials, and requires 10 cents for pattern request sent to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York. Include name and address.
Henri Schultze Papile presents the first of two public piano recitals at st p m tonight in the Galperin auditorium on Capitol Street. Participating performers include Emilie Van Fetten Jules Seletz Patsy Agaten Marlon Agsten Albert Van Petten Junior Armstrong Jeanne Agsten Wauded Joseph Kathleen Williams Betty Agsten Kathleen Sturgeon Hazel Spradling William Turner and Reva Seletz.
Advertorial note promotes Anne Adams summer pattern 4609 for misses and women sizes 12 through 40. Claims easy laundering, stylish options in silk or synthetic fabrics, and detailed illustrated instructions. Prices: book 16 cents, pattern 15 cents, bundle 25 cents. Send orders to The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department, Ath Street, New York.
A feature on integrating decorators with architects to plan interiors before exteriors. The Charleston Home Show aims to teach livable harmony, color schemes, and outlet placement, stressing faithful style evolution from architecture to furnishings for a southern colonial home.
Albert Payson Terhune notes Red Cross relief for flood refugees in the Ohio valley. He cites dogs saved from inundated homes, rescued from tabletops and logs, with 1000 dogs believed dead in Evansville. Red Cross dogs kennels formed shelters as owners visited, praising the relief effort.
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