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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
12
Lois Leeds advises boosting poise by changing self perception rather than eliminating all flaws. Emphasizes grooming, posture, and wardrobe, plus outdoor activity to ease nerves. Encourages social exposure, goal setting in talents, and empathetic views of others to reduce insecurity.
Lois Leeds provides posture and poise guidance in a beauty leaflet titled Posture and Poise. Readers can obtain it by mailing a self addressed stamped envelope to Lois Leeds care of The Charleston Gazette.
We feature Anne Adams Pattern 2708 a light budget friendly sewing frock for warm weather. Sizes range 16 through 44 with yardage noted and complete illustrated instructions. Order 15 cents for the pattern or 25 cents for both book and pattern from The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department.
An essay urges parents to model honesty for children, noting that children imitate adult behavior and punishments or rewards shape moral conduct. It warns against double standards like evading laws or taxes and emphasizes that only consistent truthful conduct by adults fosters trust and reduces child deceit. It also provides a simple casserole recipe with dried lima beans and pork sausages included among the readable text.
Crochet pattern 1239 for a filet chair set with floral design and mesh border. Describes simple K stitch, quick project for summer to fall, includes materials list, directions, and charts. Send ten-cent stamps or coins to The Charleston Gazette Noodlegraph Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
Irene Dunne discusses practical wardrobe strategy to look your best. She advises owning five core outfits, keeping items altered or discarded, and choosing clothes that emphasize the wearer instead of drawing attention to the dress. She emphasizes confidence and a simple, well cared for shoe and wardrobe.
A set of 24 celebrity interviews with Wallywood stars explores how each star chooses her wardrobe. The series highlights personal coloring, temperament, and appearance factors, offering practical guidance on personal style and daily dress decisions for readers.
Dorothy Dix argues that husbands stray due to unsatisfactory homes and indifferent wives. She critiques the "Other Woman" excuse, noting wives endure poverty and toil while questioning why faithful men surrender vows. The piece questions masculine psychology and calls for accountability within marriage.
A 1936 recipe from The Gazette presents Salmon Noodle Casserole. It combines 1 cup noodles and 3 4 cup celery with red salmon and a cream sauce, baked with buttered bread crumbs and paprika.
Frances Sherman, daughter of a wealthy Kansas City banker, falls for Bill Band a railroad worker. Faced with class tensions, her parents briefly doubt the match but allow limited contact. Bill pleads his love, and Frances vows to marry, while Paul the doctor and Edith’s wedding loom in the background as the couple navigates approval, secrecy, and growing affection.
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