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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
10
A sixteen year old seeks guidance on height, weight, nails, perfume, and social life. The advice urges nail care, self-control over biting, healthy diet, sleep, and stress management, plus gentle tips for personal grooming and activity to enhance beauty and confidence.
Public Ledger offers a leaflet titled Tomorrow Beauty for Fingertips advising gentle age appropriate beauty routines. It notes avoiding excess and suggests mid tones for makeup and subtle perfumes, plus tips on choosing a flattering coiffure to suit facial features.
An Anne Adams pattern advertisement touts a one piece bodice with a waistline kick pleat and contrasting jacket, offered in multiple sizes with detailed sewing instructions. It urges readers to order pattern numbers and a companion spring pattern book, highlighting style features and broad appeal for various wearers.
Dorothy Dix counsels a young husband in a troubled two year marriage to openly discuss feelings with his wife, propose a year-long separation, and avoid divorce until after trying time apart. She warns that enforced cohabitation poisons both, but notes many couples discover they cannot live apart once they separate.
Hollywood chatter reports Bette Davis gaining interest for her upcoming vehicles with Warner Brothers Hard Luck Dame and Dr Elton, Connie Cummings arriving for Amateur Girl directed by Sidney Lanfield, May Robson traveling for radio and family, Colleen Moore rumored marital issues, Jed Harris eyeing United Artists projects, and Warren Hull joining Warner’s Radio Jamboree of 1038 alongside Dick Powell.
In a late chapter, Ann Westmore faces a tense night as bridge games unfold, John debates a talk, and Ann plans a quiet departure to protect a family secret. Betty, Jackie, and an ominous hospital scene set a perilous tone as a betrayer arrives.
In Glenville Pathfinder a critique warns that many women are swindled by fat reducing products advertised as chewing gum or gum drops. Some contain only a mild laxative. claims urge drastic dieting and long walks. Doctors say sudden slimming is unhealthy and advise being oneself.
In a rambling lakeside house, Vera fights Jingo as a masked intruder endangers children. A closet lock, a swinging hat, and moonlit danger culminate in a tense pause before a dramatic cliffhanger. The last line hints at near capture and a continuation.
A Devonshire medical tale recounts 18th century disease linked to autumn colic and cider. Dr John Huxham notes weather effects, Dr Wall and Dr George Daker propose lead poisoning from lead-lined cider presses, tested by George Baker in Alphington Exeter. The Devon example contrasts with Hereford cider and echoes in American accounts of West India dry grapes and leaded stills.
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