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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1935
Page
23
Hollywood dispatch notes how heat and humidity strain daily life and fashion. Lois Leeds writes on staying cool and dainty, stressing diet and personal routines to cope with enervating summer weather.
Anne Adams fashion offers pattern 2147 and 2106 for summer frocks with slimming yokes and double V skirts. Sizes 14 through 42, yardage listed, plus a book offer and sewing instructions. Also provides skincare and summer care tips including hydration, perspiration management, foot care, and sun protection.
This slice from a vintage column blends weight tips and daily habits. It endorses slenderness via dancing, rope skipping, and light exercise, then pivots to short biographical notes on Paul the hermit and historical tidbits about coal tar, boiling points, and notable speeches. The piece reads as a miscellany of wellness tips and antiquarian diversions.
A fragmented column discusses common wedding gifts such as guest tags tea towels and linens while noting cautions about clocks and vases. It mentions Camp Annie Gail eyeing July 7 and reports on fashion shifts including pastel flannels bold prints and sailor inspired pajama suits.
In New York on June 22 CNSI reports that over 100000 graduates from United States colleges and universities received degrees this month. Notable speakers included Herbert Hoover at Stanford warning against unchecked power, while Frances Perkins and the Roosevelt cabinet received nine honorary degrees in a separate ceremony.
Needlecraft notice for Laura Wheeler Chrysanthemum Cutwork Pattern 703 and 793 detailing mats and linens with transfer patterns, sizes, stitch illustrations, and uses. Includes material requirements and directions. requests 10 cents in stamps for the pattern from Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept.
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