Beauty Arts Column Answers Miss Leeds Fashion Tips
HOLLYWOOD June 5 Dear Miss Leeds I love tailored clothes and wonder about curls with hair dos The answer says curls may be worn with tailored clothes and suggests Annabellas style with a left side part brushed back and curled ends Fashion shows models are usually 67 inches to six feet tall with heels and dress sizes 12 to 18 The matron type would be bust 36 inches and size 38 is used for modeling Etiquette tips urge read up and ensure sleep and eye protection Next Exercise in a Nutshell
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Hollywood
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Eyeshadow application and blush guidance from Miss Leeds
A reader asks if foundation goes on lids and how far up to the eyebrows. The answer recommends a light sheen with cleansing cream or white Vaseline, then eyeshadow heaviest at the lashes and blended up to the brow. Another reader seeks ankle fat reduction tips. The reply suggests bare feet exercises lifting toes and balls, lowering heels without resting, repeating as long as possible, then calf massage and daily practice for several minutes.
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Miss Leeds
Mary C
Jo Ann
Correcting an Undersized Bust With Posture and Exercise
A reader asks about increasing bust size. The adviser suggests pressing a book between the palms to tense chest muscles, holding briefly, repeating for two minutes, or pressing fingertips. Emphasis given to good posture, deep breathing, and regular sports that use the arms.
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Miss Leeds
Thin Face Dark Circles Dear Miss Leeds
Dear Miss Leeds offers practical beauty guidance for concealing under eye darkness and thinning facial contours. The column suggests skincare routines, makeup techniques, and lifestyle tips to improve complexion and restore a rested appearance.
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Miss Leeds
Facial features and health hints in1530s style dialogue
The passage discusses thinning facial appearance and dark circles as possible signs of health issues. It suggests stimulating facial circulation through massage and alternating hot and cold rinses, noting dark circles may indicate ill health requiring further attention.
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Julia
Lois Leeds Explains Facial Wrinkles In New Leaflet
Lois Leeds offers clear guidance on proper wrinkle treatment in her latest leaflet. The pamphlet targets average women with practical steps and approachable language to improve skin care and reduce signs of aging.
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Lois Leeds
Request for Copy From Lois Leeds in The Charleston Gazette
Readers are urged to request a copy by sending a self addressed stamped envelope and three cents to Lois Leeds at The Charleston Gazette. The notice emphasizes proper enclosure and directs readers to inquire through the newspaper office.
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Lois Leeds
Charleston Gazette
Bread and energy in summer for young athletes
The article explains summer energy needs for children and active youths, favoring bread as a quick energy source. It weighs white versus whole wheat flour, noting whole wheat offers more protein calcium and iron but adds digestion issues for some. It also discusses vitamin content and milling effects on nutrients.
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United States
Second Best Love unfolds in Hollywood romance drama
Kay Barclay wins a bank night prize and moves to Los Angeles hoping for a better life with movie star Larry Corbet. After months of trials, jealousy, a near tragedy, and a quiet reconciliation attempt, Kay discovers a troubling magazine feature about Brenda Brent and confronts her own strained relationship with Larry.
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Larry Corbet
Gene Barclay
Kay
Marie
Larry
Hollywood
Brenda Brent
Dave Franklin
Brenda
Lost Lake
Pink
Los Robles
Judd Simpson
Corbets
Judd
Craig Sheffield
Sin
the Gazette
Ulcer Causes in the Eye Discussed
Question and answer outline the cause of eye ulcers. Ulcers of the eyeball are usually due to infection and relate to the eye’s surface or cornea. The reply notes the general etiology but ends incomplete.
Pamphlets by Dr Clendening On Health Topics Offered
The article advertises seven Dr Logan Clendening pamphlets available for ten cents each plus a self addressed stamped envelope. Topics include Three Weeks Reducing Diet Indigestion and Constipation Reducing and Gaining Infant Feeding Instructions for the Treatment of Diabetes Feminine Hygiene and The Care of the Hair and Skin.
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Clendening
Logan Clendening
State Postmasters Named by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sent to the senate on June 5 a list of postmaster nominations for West Virginia towns including Fairmont Saeger Quinwood Ripley Scarbro Shepherdstown and Webster Springs with appointees Harry W. Coplin Arthur G. Martin Clarence Francisco Lucille Jiiden Effie Hedrick Herbert Crumrine Anna Stephenson George Leonard Smith Dayton O Dell Lyman G. Emerson William C. Bishop William B. Snyder Joseph C. Archer and Charles B. McCray.
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Roosevelt
Senate
West Virginia
Elizabeth
Harry W. Coplin
Fairmont
Arthur G. Martin
Saeger
Clarence C. Francisco
Leon
Lucille Jiiden
Mabscott
Effie L. Hedrick
Middlebourne
Herbert H. Crumrine
Parkersburg
Anna M. Stephenson
Petersburg
George Leonard Smith
Reedsville
Lyman G. Emerson
Quinwood
Dayton L. O’dell
Kellogg's All Bran Aids Regularity Daily
The ad promotes Kellogg's All Bran as the preventive solution to constipation caused by low dietary bulk. It claims regular use with plenty of water keeps regular over time and notes production in Battle Creek and sales by grocers.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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