Advice for Naturally Soft Hands From Home Care
A tired woman asks how to make her hands look natural again after housework. The assistant prescribes simple daily routines using hot water with a spoon, lemon juice for stains, cold cream, lard, and rubber gloves, plus nightly massage and gloves. It also advises avoiding starches and fats, instead eating lean meats, fruit, and greens, with exercise and nighttime gloves.
Reader seeks remedy for facial skin discoloration
A reader asks for a remedy for facial skin discoloration. The reply advises steaming the face weekly then applying a toning cream with upward massage and using toilet water to close pores. Readers may request recipes by sending a stamped addressed envelope.
Women voters rise across states and census figures
The women voters form a large base from 12 states with new additions yearly. The 1900 census counted 44,640,144 women, and there are about 2.5 million more men than women in the United States. It is unlikely women will outnumber or outvote men even if all eligible women vote.
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Domestic Arts and Science Now Universally Recognized
Training in domestic arts and science has become a widely accepted finish to a woman’s education. Schools now teach home management, bookkeeping, architecture planning, sanitation, and textiles, with the National School of Domestic Arts and Science in Washington showcasing a model house. The era’s educated woman avoids waste and high living costs by relying on this training. Mohr Case Goes to Grand Jury. Providence reports the grand jury considers the murder case of Dr. C. Franklin Mohr, with Mrs. Mohr and Miss Emily Burger as potential witnesses, promising dramatic courtroom scenes if trial proceeds.
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Fall Fur Trimmed Fashion Hikes in Women’s Wear
The piece surveys Fall 1930s style with fur trimmed boots high hemlines and bright lined skirts. It notes vivid color linings on skirts sleeves and pockets plus high collars and hats. footwear features tall boots and high heels with metal and fur accents.
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