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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1937
Page
5
A 1971 feature from The Charleston Gazette answers reader questions on aging skin, weight gain, and hair styling. Lois Leeds provides guidance on preventive facial massage, weight gain strategies, hair shaping for square faces, and makeup wardrobe tips, with references to leaflets and mailed requests for home beauty guides.
Pattern service advertises Anne Adams pattern 4370 with instructions for a lightweight summer frock using ten yards of fabric and ricrac. Notes include fabric measurements, price Fifteen Cents per pattern, and an order address at The Charleston Gazette in New York, urging readers to order for a fashionable sewing project.
Dr Logan Clendening cautions the public against self treatment for abdominal pain, urging immediate medical help and delaying cathartics. Early-stage appendicitis can be mild, but lax treatment risks perforation. editors note pamphlets available, and a naval family update concludes this column.
Dick and Mallory press to track Karen and the fraud suspect, chasing leads from city directories to car owners as dawn nears. Dick risks exposure, gathering names while Ernest and he plan a midnight search, hoping a breakthrough will save Karen and expose the truth.
A young couple learns refined public etiquette shaping dining and social behavior. It covers table manners from chair etiquette to utensil use, with guidance on who leads, how to seat, and which foods are finger food. The piece promotes a 40 page booklet Etiquette for Every Day from The Charleston Gazette offices in New York for readers to request by mail.
W B Tyree spoke on Public Safety to the Cavette Men’s Club at St Luke s Episcopal Church parish house. Plans for two fish fry events and components were discussed and a long list of members attended including M M Pickering K M Pitts W H Seaman James Sells BE N Totten M D Totten Wakeman Joseph Hilton R H Alvey W C Carnes A Christeller V Lipscomb J S Musgrave N A Mender J Padaett J W Walker G E Parkell James Fletcher O W Fitch Frank G Fletcher J R Heermans G A Vigh J H Hilton Richard Hilton A A Jones S W Johnson C E Kiefer Jules Michaux and Rene Michaux T M Pinney was a guest.
Mrs J H Tinkle elected president of Alsen Nona Cain cil No 7 Degree of Pocahontas at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs J J Haatle s home in South Ruffner. Also named were Mrs Lee McAllister secretary and treasurer and others present included Mrs Irene Donshue Sue Wall George Gresham Della Franklin Aller Hart Ethel Robertson. The archaeopteryx known to science only through fossils was an animal in transition between reptile and a bird.
Dorothy Dix advises the 42 year old physician that marrying a woman 20 years younger risks a dull later life. She argues age similarity supports shared background and interests, noting older husbands and younger wives often drift apart. She favors the ex-wife over the younger relationship as the safer bet. Copyright 1937 Gazette Japan plans to continue its war against rising commodity prices.
The American Kennel Club registration totals for 1930s show season list top breeds at the Westminster show. Cocker spaniels lead with 12 714 registrations followed by Boston terriers 10 587 and Scottish terriers 8 359 showing year to year gains. collies rank thirteenth amid a broader crossbreed note.
A Seattle reader praises Kellogg’s All-Bran as a natural relief for chronic constipation. The letter notes that two tablespoons daily, three times a day, plus use with milk or fruit, aids digestion and provides vitamin B and iron.
The West Virginia Gideon society opens its annual convention in Huntington with national trustees W. L. Hardin of Atlanta and Kenyon A. Palmer of Canton among speakers. W. C. Cummins and C. P. Wheat preside as officers. The ladies auxiliary led by Mrs. Mark C. Kyle meets jointly with the society.
The South Charleston high school band presents its second summer concert at 8 tonight on the mound. Several numbers will be performed by the Little German band, a five player group. The public is invited.
The Business and Professional girls club hosted a swimming party at 8 o clock Thursday night in the YL We CAD. Guests included Frances LaBude Georgia Wall Mannie Hunt Wilma Mackey Myria Stone Edna Natter Ins Lewis Virginia Well and Gladys Vineyard.
Revival services are held each evening at 6 30 at the Kanawha City Church of the Nazarene. Evangelists Mary and Joy Latham are in charge and extend the event into next week.
An old advertisement touts BC for neuralgia and associated pains. It claims rapid relief from neuralgia and muscular ache, including headaches and backache, with a convenient dosage of 100 and 250 miles, at fountain ads.
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