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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
14
A reader asks about long face disguise and scar concealment with a new coiffure. Lois Leeds prescribes a diagonal part style with rolled ends, notes possible eye circles from health factors, and urges medical advice for health issues.
Pattern service showcases a feminine yet tailored afternoon frock by Anne Adams. The copy extols the cape and yoke detailing, simple cut, and sheer cotton silk like fabric. It promotes pattern 2327 for sizes 16 to 44, with illustrated instructions and a combined book and pattern offer from The Charlson Gazette Pattern Department.
Dorothy Dix counsels a six year old girl whose parents forbid playing ball, argues women’s progress, urges fairness and freedom within limits, and notes how past generations faced harsher rules. The letter contrasts gender roles, encourages keeping balance, and highlights opportunities for girls today.
Advice on hair shaping to enhance appearance notes that a tight hairstyle can disguise varied facial features. Readers are invited to request the leaflet by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Loin Leeda, care of The Charlestan Gazette.
Louella OQ Parsons profiles Bill Shakespeare and rising film names. Warner Baxter and Regan Wind Russell receive attention for future projects while plans include Romeo and Juliet and Twelfth Night adaptations. The column notes shifting careers, crossovers from stage to screen, and a flood of celebrity sightings across Hollywood.
John fights a locked nursery door as Jessica Carter vanished with Vera and the emeralds, while police chase leads from Harry Barnes. The Deys and Westmores face shock, and Vera’s disappearance complicates the search as the group confirms the jewels are gone. The Emeralds Are Gone.
A fragmented dialogue scene shows Joseph declaring safety for others while addressing John. A whispered line hints at a hidden companion. The passage ends with a prompt to continue.
Cream butter and sugar then beat in eggs. Add vanilla and nutmeg. Stir in flour and cream then mix with sugar, salt, and extracts. Beat two minutes to finish.
Ellen S Woodward director of women's work in relief proposes training women as household workers and setting home standards. Franklin D Roosevelt favors broader scope while she stresses decent equitable domestic work. Clarksburg Telegram notes the delicate balance between guidance and autonomy.
Fragmented recipe text outlines making a layered angel food cake with crushed amaretti, gelatin soak, pineapple sherbet glaze, and berry toppings. Steps include baking thin cake slices, chilling, assembling with sherbet center, rolling 11.2 inch diameter, and serving chilled with fruit garnish.
Gardening has become a popular national hobby and a 40 page booklet titled Garden Made Easy offers guidance on planning and paying for a beautiful yard. It promises step by step instructions with word and picture help for both small plantings and full landscapes.
A terse note cites the Charles ton Ghette Home Institute at 109 West 18th Street New York NY offering guidance on planning budgeting and garden care including how to get rid of garden posts and roses and shrubs for Gardenia plants.
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