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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
2
Lois Leeds offers practical exercise and diet guidance for underweight busy mothers. She urges scheduling short outdoor stretches and walks with children, relaxing routines, and planful meal pacing to gain health. She also suggests baby-friendly activities and personal beauty leaflets upon request.
A Byrd family reunion at D. L. Byrd’s Highlawn home drew eight children, 26 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. A group photo was taken and cafeteria style dinner served. Attendees included numerous Byrd relatives and guests from Logan Huntington Charlotte.
Wednesday plans include a visit to Mrs. C T Brightwell in Jeffersonville Indiana. A social gathering at Belvil hosted by Mrs Elbert Wallace Clarke and Miss Helen Cunningham honors Miss Elizabeth Dietrick and Miss Helen Blandford with guests from Charleston Dallas Baltimore and Hinton.
In warm weather the woman with the larger figure can’t rely on coat or furs for road lines. A slenderizing frock shows a remarkable front panel and cape details. The model demonstrates how the dress shapes the figure and the overall look.
The prompt describes pattern 1914 for sleeves and frocks in fabrics like silks and sheer cottons, with sizes 36 through 48 and yardage for size 36. It notes illustrated step by step instructions, cost of pattern 15 cents, book 15 cents, or book plus pattern 25 cents, and directs orders to The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department. It ends with a note on Houston building permits early in the year.
An advertisement touts Cubeb and Copaiba as a remedy for bladder irritation and nighttime urges. It promotes Gatex tablets as a convenient form, claiming high sales and ease of use. The copy asserts dramatic past-period sales gains and personal relief.
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