Fashion Favorite Pattern Advertisement in The Daily Review
An old style advertisement promotes a jumper dress pattern 7309 for Misses sizes 12 to 20 with iron-on flowers. It invites readers to mail 25 cents plus 5 cents for first class postage to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept in New York for the pattern and mentions a chance to receive two free patterns from the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book.
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Dorothy Dix column advice on breakups and romance
Dear Dorothy Dix answers readers on breakups and dating woes. Topics include age gaps in relationships, marriage timing, coolness from partners, social event etiquette, and handling jealousy. Advice emphasizes new relationships, patience, and calm reasoning over conflict.
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Leandro To Name Red Cross Head
Leandro will select a new chair man to head the San Leandro Red Cross in 1987 at noon next Friday during a meeting of the newly elected board of directors. Twenty new directors were elected this week to oversee the Red Cross program next year. Volunteers hours totaled 4,669 across Motor Corps A A A and other groups. New directors include Paul Symon David W Beeby the Rev George Gordon A W Pitts Stephen Coney the Rev Henry T Praed John Alexander Mrs J H Campe Edward Hallman A K Kalakian Jerry Lyons Mayor Thomas Knick A J Lamoureux Mrs Helen Lawrence Mrs Henry Pierrotti Lloyd H Beacoff Mrs Mary McCluen Mrs Annee Palmer Dr Fred Rauline and John Roberts.
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Mary McCluen
Annee Palmer
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Treasury audit shows smaller surplus than forecast
The U S Treasury final audit for the 1936 fiscal year reports receipts of 568-1 85,329,582.83 and a surplus of 1 625,568,203.69 after year end June 30. Receipts beat expectations by about 25 million, while expenditures rose by 134 million, narrowing the surplus.
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Crossword Puzzle Panelinations Vot e Weckpleue and More
A scrambled crossword puzzle item with clues and partial answers. Names and themes include Greek myth, Japanese measures, Swiss river, and state abbreviations. The puzzle lists across clues such as 16 Wheel track, 25 Speck, and down clues like indefinite article.
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Pattern 9142 Misses Dress Blouse Sequin 1940s Fashion
Advertisement notes pattern 9142 for Misses sizes and a jumper option. Describes fabric needs, yardage, easy fit, and a step by step chart. Encourages sending 34 cent coin to Pattern Bureau, The Daily Review, New York for pattern 9142.
Medical Memos on Treating the Common Cold
Advice from L Merschens favors bed rest for a day or two to reduce complications and spread. Use familiar remedies, avoid quick cures, and drink fluids. Do not rely on antibiotics unless feverish complications arise. ensure medical guidance and clean home air with vacuum and damp mops.
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Easter Seal Tiny Tim Meet in Oakland for Charity Luncheon
Members of the Easter Seal Society for Handicapped and Crippled Children and Adults of Alameda County meet Thursday noon at the Hotel Leamington in Oakland for the annual Tiny Tim program. The event supports gifts for disabled youngsters and doubles as a volunteer reunion to rededicate to the organization’s work. Dr Douglas Toffelmier, a Bay Area orthopedic surgeon and new Medical Advisory Committee member, will speak. Rev Clarence Reidenbach will offer the invocation.
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Child Care: From Harsh Discipline to Kindness
A mother reflects on past impatience with her children and the shift to patience and understanding. She urges treating grown children as friends, not critics, noting her son’s service and daughter’s struggles, and asking readers to contribute guidance to the column. The piece blends personal change with advice on nurturing affectionate family relationships.
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