New Fall 1937 Hairstyles From New York and Paris Experts
Short or arranged coiffures reveal ears neck and brow for evening wear. The best styles feature soft curls behind ears and diagonal waves, brushed up from the face, with hats that flatter the look. A good permanent is advised with nightly brushing for lasting wave. Maintain health habits to keep hair glossy and strong.
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New York
Paris
Anti-Piracy Ships Better Equipped
The article notes modern anti piracy ships in the Mediterranean are far better equipped to detect and combat submarines than ships in World War I. It details improvements in high frequency sound detectors direction finders depth bombs timing devices and Y gun launchers. Submarines now run faster dive deeper and stay submerged longer though their shadow remains visible in clear water.
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Mediterranean
England
Coeds’ Night Out Policy at California Campus
University of California policy sets a nightly curfew for coeds. A girl leaving dormitory after 7:30 p.m. is considered out. After a night out, she must check in by 1 a.m. on weekdays and 2:30 a.m. on weekends.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Peaslahy
Chinese Go S-s-s-s at Jap Soup in Frisco
In San Francisco Chinatown a protest erupted over a mistaken label on a historic purchase. Sam Wo had bought scallop gelatin decades ago for a Chinese soup, now deemed Japanese gelatin. A polite squad dispersed the demonstration as tensions rose in the community.
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Library Charge Not to Make Money Reflects on Reading Habits
AP feature outlines New York Public Library head Harry M. Lydenberg advising readers to search carefully for books. He urges knowing exact titles and authors, using catalogs, and consulting librarians rather than blaming the library for missing items. Hidden books frustrate readers. proper shelf checking and routine relevancy ensure items are found and kept in circulation.
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oHarry M. Lydenberg
New York Public Library
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Second Best Salesman Tale From Philadelphia Exchange
A Philadelphia firm advertised for a salesman who boasted he was the greatest in the world. They hired him to sell three lines of goods in the West. After a week with no orders, he telegrammed that he was not the world’s greatest but the second best, noting the real glory lay with the man who loaded them with goods.
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Philadelphia
West
Gant and Wheel of Fortune Menu Sparks Gambling Claims
Unclear fragment describes a menu tied to gambling wheel and bets of five dollars. Mentions Golden Stairway, Burne Jones, and King’s Weddings with references to 1880 and BM.
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Burne-Jones
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