Consumers League promotes shop early Christmas push
The Consumers League urges shoppers to finish Christmas buying by December 15. A broad campaign in Pennsylvania uses slogans, post cards, stickers and posters to reduce last minute crowds and ease strain on sales staff and delivery teams. The movement, now ingrained in business efficiency, aims to spread holiday buying through November and December.
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Consumers’ League
Pennsylvania
Shop Early Crusaders
League
Witherspoon
Philadelphia
High Collars Return in Modern Blouse Fashion
The latest blouse trend features a revived high collar or choker look. Designers present one piece structures with yokes or chemisettes, using shaped seams and curved front openings for comfort and upright positioning.
Placing the Hat Wings A DIY milliner guide
The winged hat gains favor as a home sewing project. Use fabric and a golget to shape wings and secure with a two point attachment. Twist the wired center to form the desired contour and attach around a turban or at the front.
Dorothy Dix Revealed In Biography Of Noted American Writer
Dorothy Dix alias Dorothy Dix, real name Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer, born 44 years ago in Montgomery County Tennessee. Daughter of a race horse breeder, married at 18 to George O Gilmer of Clarksville, began writing at 26 for the Picayune New Orleans. She rose from funerals reporter to editor of the women's page and created Sis Mirandy before gaining syndicate attention about ten years ago. She is known for her bright conversational style and lecture appearances.
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Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer
America
Dorothy Dix
Montgomery County
Tenn
George O. Gilmer
Clarksville
New Orleans “Picayune
Sis Mirandy
New Orleans ‘Picayune
Picayune
New Orleans
Woman’s Department
New Flowers Debut at Eighty Third AINY Fair
At the eighty third annual fair of the American Institute of the City of New York at least three new chrysanthemum varieties and one rose were shown. The rose known as Mrs Thompson is a New Jersey product grown by Charles A Totty of Madison who also produced the September Morn bloom. The rose is named for Mrs Thompson of Canandaigua New York and appears in a large cluster of buds shell pink with nearly white centers. Chrysanthemums introduced include the Hart Kitchen er the Mrs H Shoobridge the Woodside and the Lady Mowbrey. Plants and foliage appeared stronger and heavier than before.
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American Institute of the City of
New York
Hart Kitchener
Mrs. H. Shoobridge
Woodaide
Lady Mowbrey
Simple Dandruff Cure Advice
An old home remedy suggests mixing one ounce of sulphur with one quart of water in a bottle and shaking at intervals. The solution should be applied to the scalp each morning. after a week or two dandruff is said to disappear and the scalp becomes bright and glossy.
Dancing Praised As Healthful Winter Activity In Hershey
Doctors and experts in Hershey note dancing benefits for health and mood. Physicians nationwide prescribe dancing to counteract sedentary life and stress, with modern steps offering social pleasure and muscle activity. Hershey already adopted the one step in rhythm with tango time.
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Hershey
Rust stain removal tip for white fabric
A home remedy suggests treating rust stains on white clothing by squeezing lemon juice onto the spot, rubbing in salt, and placing the garment in direct sun to fade the stain.
Silent Pact in Final Moment Between Lovers
A poignant exchange ends with a promise from one lover to not remarry within a year if the other dies. The response grants a conditional consent to the request, highlighting devotion and the gravity of their bond.
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