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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
2
A column argues men read beauty advice and seek grooming tips. It notes queries on after shave, blemishes, hair loss, beard removal, weight, height, fitness, and fashion. Emphasizes grooming, diet, hygiene, and regular exercise for a presentable appearance.
A historical advertisement extols Thedford's Black-Draught cleansing laxative as a remedy for bilious attacks. Testimonials claim relief from bilious symptoms, backache, and general poisoning, noting its vegetable composition and 25 cent price per package.
The article advises regular workouts at local gyms or clubs several times weekly, plus outdoor activities like tennis and walking for sedentary workers. It also describes a daily stimulating scalp massage, hair washing with liquid soap, and a weekly toning mix with salicylic and boric acids. A soothing skin lotion recipe is provided for post shaving use.
A Gazette advertisement promotes Lois Leeds exercises to improve posture for a slimmer look. Readers can request the leaflet by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Lois Leeds in care of The Gazette.
Eleven members of Four H clubs of Kanawha county will travel to Jackson's Mill on Monday to attend the state 4-H camp for younger girls. Planned attendees include Florine Evans Owens Kate Shafer Frame Mabel Reed Finch Thelma Fouty Stoffel Jean Mitchie Charleston Inglebury Coon Rensford Annette Massey Big Chimney Murieca Marks Maxine Shelley Geraldiine Vickers Elkview Eloise Ramsey Spring Hill.
Edmund M. Conaway of Marshall county, a Democratic candidate for United States senator, returned home after several days on business in Charleston. He attended the county superintendents meeting at the capitol, showing interest in educational affairs.
Alice Clarissa Richmond argues that parents should offer reasons before denying a request. Automatic refusals erode respect, prompt hidden rebellion, and diminish obedience. Providing thoughtful explanations fosters trust, while habitual arbitrariness reduces future influence and decision making.
Civil service officials announced applications for the city's first firemen exam are available at the city clerk's office. The test will be held at 7 30 p m on July 5 in the council chamber.
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