Advice From Resort Women On Attracting Men
A NEA staff writer reports tips from women at Adirondack and Chesterton resorts on vacation dating. Girls are urged to dress modestly for private sunbaths, showcase talents like caricature, music, or sports, and use common sense. Athletic prowess offers access to male attention, while manner and confidence matter in social mingling.
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Alicia Hart Neaga
Chesterton
Beth Dner
Blythewood
Adironis
Miss Gardis
Anhd
Miss Gardner
Cubs
Cleaning Advice for Shoulder Pads in Garment Care
The note advises removing shoulder pads before cleaning dresses or salts to prevent movement during washing. It warns of new sponge rubber inserts stiffening or drying out and stresses pads should be removed for safe cleaning.
Florida largemouth misidentified by California expert
Dr. Carl L. Hubbs of the University of California with Br. Reeve M. Bailey of Michigan argues in a published paper that Florida's so called smallmouth bass are actually largemouth. The study says smallmouths planted in Florida fare poorly and urges disallowing records of large smallmouths as misidentifications.
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Florida
Sanitation as Polio Guard for Rural Areas
Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Backwood urges rural households to improve sewage disposal to prevent polio outbreaks. She recommends sanitary pit graves on farms without running water, with approved plans from Hempstead county extension office Plan No. 71030 and regular cleaning of privies. Odor and pest control tips include weekly washing with soap or disinfectants and using dry earth or sawdust to cover pit contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Backwood
Hempstead
Farm families plan 20 pounds poultry meat per person yearly
The guide states that families should use 20 pounds of poultry meat per person each year, averaging about a third of a pound weekly. A healthy, well fleshed flock is advised with about 15 hens providing eggs for a family of five to six. Maintenance calls for 50 chicks hatched each spring and 15 pullets placed in the laying flock each fall, with young roosters and pullets used for meat. Information on poultry preparation and selecting hens is available from the Hempstead County Extension office in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Courthouse
Information girl helps patient pick doctor in Pittsfield building
Olga Nikolich at Wes ley Memorial hospital assists a caller who recalls none of the doctor's name. The patient is in the Pittsfield building for a 15 minute appointment and Nikolich quickly names three specialists who could treat the ailment, confirming one matches the caller. The patient remains on schedule.
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Chicago
Olga Nikolich
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Pittsfield
Misa Nikolich
New Hosiery Shades For Fall Complement Browns and Wines
Fall hosiery tones emphasize browns, faupe, wines and mossy greens. Heavier denier pairs with polished calf shoes for tweeds. Very sheer stockings suit casual suits and coats less.
New Russian books scarce in Los Angeles says UCLA expert
Dimitry Mirassovsky, Slavic consultant at UCLA library, notes Russian new bookEXPORT limits hinder bibliographies from Russia. He calls new publications hit or miss, while propaganda pamphlets are plentiful as one type of Russian material remaining in supply.
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Los Angeles
Dimitry Mirassovsky
University of California At Los Angeles Library
Russia
Canada’s Century Highlighted At Encyclopedia Americana Event
Dr Bernard K Sandwell editor in chief of Saturday Night spoke at ceremonies for a special Canadian edition of the Encyclopedia Americana. He praised Canada’s industrial and agricultural achievements and its economic role among western democracies. He noted rising political stature and unity among parties as a model of fairness and tolerance. The Toronto event marked Canada’s Century with the theme the twentieth century is Canada’s century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard K. Sandwell
Canada
Dr. Sandwell
Toronto
Old Chickens Suitable for Many Dishes
Hempstead county families were urged by Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood to use loafers and younger birds in the poultry flock as table food. Hens may be braised, stewed, steamed, or roasted when young. ducks, guineas, and turkeys can also be prepared in various ways. Poultry provides high quality protein, vitamins B and C, phosphorus and iron. chicken giblets are rich in iron and vitamin A.
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Hempstead
Lorraine Blackwood
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