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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
8
The article argues modern beauty favors a graceful neck and shoulders, not just facial features, and offers posture corrections, neck exercises, weight guidance, and skin care routines. It cites Kathleen Burke on sitting posture and suggests routines to strengthen neck muscles, plus sun protection tips and a travel beauty kit note.
A note invites readers to obtain a beauty kit with items listed and special skin care tips. Send a self addressed stamped envelope to Lovi Leeds at The Charleston Gazette for the seat.
Dorothy Dix bounces the idea of the downtrodden American husband, arguing husbands are not oppressed but avoid responsibility. The piece says wives bear social duties, manage children, socialize, and polish appearances while husbands retreat, expecting perfection and perpetual youth in their spouses. It portrays the man as a quitter, not a victim.
A garbled recipe passage from Dorothy Dix lists vegetables and steps to make a vegetable escalope with a creamy sauce. It mentions butter, flour, milk, chopped onions, celery, and paprika, plus baking instructions and a 20 minute bake in a moderate oven.
Los Angeles June 18. Arch Selwyn offers ten thousand dollars to the first working newspaper man or woman whose play or scenario is accepted. The idea can be written on a back of an envelope and care of United Artists studios. News of Hollywood moves and contracts follow as industry chatter and updates.
An essay by Alice Claris Richmond argues that modern youth losing romance and loyalty turns to gangsters and grandiose heroes. Teachers and parents bear some blame for stripping heroism from role models like Roland, the Cid, Washington, and Lincoln. Youth longs for firmness, virtue, and guiding ideals in school and home.
Irene hosts Peggy, an air hostess who visits Irene and Peggy becomes fascinated with the glamorous life. Irene plans to introduce Peggy to Bart while managing her own strained romance with him and a sensitive triangle unfolds amid apartment life, work, and old loyalties.
A vintage home section shows how to transform a plain kitchen with sunlit walls in yellow, blue accents, and clever cabinet painting. It highlights brush types and care, with step by step tips to keep brushes usable, plus reference to a 40 page booklet on painting and refinishing furniture from The Charleston Gazette Home Institute.
A Charleston Gazette Pattern Department notice advertises Anne Adams summer patterns with sizes 18 to 44 and 414 yards of 36 inch fabric. It promises step by step sewing instructions and a 40 page book of fashion facts addressing vacation wardrobes, trousseau issues, and smart street dresses.
Health column by Dr Logan Clendening urges safer summer infant feeding. Contaminated cow milk caused infant mortality long ago. boiling milk after formula, using canned evaporated or powdered dried milk, and proper preparation protect babies. Antibiotic-free guidance notes safe options and stresses cleanliness.
A short health note describes plain routines for maintenance of figure and general wellness. The author favors gardening and walking as main exercises, drinks orange juice and beet juice, and uses massage with Turkish bath and cold showers. Daily diet highlights greens and fruits while avoiding bread and rich desserts.
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