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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1938
Page
8
Mollywood June 26. Consumers learn about eye makeup safety as mascara sits near the eye opening. The piece notes three types of colored eye cosmetics but focuses on mascara’s irritation risk and evolution from soap mascara to cream varieties and waterproof formulas.
Cosmetic guidance on mascara pencils and eye shadow formulations, dyeing lashes or brows, safety cautions, and expert application versus DIY. Advice notes oiling lashes for darker look, color choices from blue mascara to brown for day, and mentions a bridal beauty booklet by Lois Leeds available from The Charleston Gazette.
Advertises Anne Adams sewing patterns 4887 in misses and women sizes with dress options and a summer pattern book. It promotes fabric choices white cotton and pastels, notes yardage for size 18, and offers book and pattern prices with ordering details from The Charleston Gazette.
The article recalls a police dog Puppy Idaho acquitted after drowning a boy, then a later pup drowned Mrs Louise Jones in Florida while the dog rode on her shoulders. The narrator describes simple methods to fend off playful dogs and argues puppies lack homicidal instincts.
Annual school for religious workers opens at Institute on June 10 to 15 with sessions in homiletics sociology and pedagogy and theology led by a faculty of 26.
Charles T Fallety and Mr Hope of the Float Cast represented the National Business College as their float secured third place in Roanoke County Virginia's Centennial parade last week. Belgium tightens censorship of motion pictures.
A speaker laments English blunders that mark social status and curb acceptance. The piece counsels avoiding common errors such as have known vs. had known and there versus to and urges readers to study errors in a 40 page booklet titled Common Errors in English to improve speech for social and business success.
A clipped classified style notice invites readers to send 15 cents for a booklet titled Common Errors in English. It lists the Charleston Gazette and Home Institute with a New York address for payment and requests the reader to write plainly their name and address.
Sally reveals she is married to Andy Thorne causing shock and relief among friends and family. Evelyn and Clay reconcile as Sally confronts the truth about past mistakes and a plan for a double wedding with Andy and Evelyn. Gram seizes the moment to gain leverage while Mrs Fortner relaxes as acceptance grows.
Johnny confronts Carlos at the Sky Gardens after Clara betrays trust to preserve a contract. Rosalita, the dancer, ignites jealousy leading to a brawl that exposes Carlos's scheme to win Rosalita back. Clara reveals the signed contract, the price for acting the other woman, and Johnny and Clara plan to leave with the truth.
Lecturer Lucie Reil outlines that amateur home plans often fail due to not drawing to scale. She explains standard architect scales, wall thickness variations, door widths, and window sizes to ensure workable layouts during the Charleston Home Show July 11 to 14.
Advertises Laura Wheeler Cross Stitch Pattern 1760 to decorate towels and runners with 10 motifs. Includes transfer designs, stitch illustrations, and color schemes. Send 10 cents in stamps to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept in New York with name and address.
The article notes standard two inch intervals, requires ample windows and light shafts, warns on stairway design with at least three 165 wide steps and six feet eight inches head clearance. It explains treads and risers, cites an old rule sum of two risers plus one tread equals 26 inches, suggests risers seven and one half inches and treads ten inches. It invites readers to Charleston Home Show at WCHS auditorium for sketches and tips to improve home plans.
A fragmented home cookup lists multiple recipes including Fresh Vegetable Salad Bettson Sauce Scrambled Spaghetti and Pineapple Delight. It provides rough steps for mixing dry ingredients with vinegar and oil, browning vegetables with bacon and peppers, and simmering pasta before adding eggs and tomatoes. Also described are pineapple based desserts with lemon and vanilla flavors, and a chilled fruit sauce. The text badly garbles quantities and steps but preserves the concept of a multi dish home dinner guide.
Market Data Service of Bridgeport Connecticut announced Saturday that Charleston restaurant sales per capita in 1998 were 30 dollars, compared with 10 dollars for the state and 19 dollars in the United States.
Dean Smart C. B. MacNeill argues beauticians stay in beauty work due to husbands earning power, saying their skill in drawing out patron traits applies to themselves. Amanda Snow suggests jewel tones enhance eye color with specific gem ideas for blue green and brown eyes, while Joseph Rines notes detecting shy types by clutching a partner. A fragmentary remark from Ken Christie adds a cryptic coaching line.
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