Pattern Sales Ad for Girls Dresses and Gifts
An advertisement promotes easy sewing patterns for girls clothing including a detachable peplum frock with sizes 6 8 10 12 14 and a size 10 sample requiring about 2 1/2 yards of fabric. It also highlights the Anne Adams pattern book with gifts made from feed bags or fabric remnants and urges sending 25 cents for Pattern 4590 and 15 cents for the book. Orders include delivery in 10 days to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almple
Long Beach
Anne Adams
Advice Column on Boyfriends and Social Cues
A reader asks about a 21 year old neighbor who writes love letters to multiple girls while dating a younger girlfriend. Miss Woodward advises not taking his claims seriously, steering conversations, and maintaining own interests to avoid exclusivity. Another reader asks about dancing with a coed at a school party and is encouraged to initiate conversation and move toward dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethar
Miss Woodward
Axain
Boyard
Social Tact Situation and Best Goodbye Practice
The guide contrasts wrong and right ways to bid farewell before moving. It suggests calling hosts a day or two before parties to say goodbye, instead of saying final goodbyes at the event itself. Local etiquette advice emphasizes thoughtful predeparture goodbyes.
Crying In Children Aged Two To Four Is Discussed
A mother describes her four year old son who cries often after a crash left him with injuries and leg differences. A medical reader suggests developmental setback from the illness and explains crying typically lessens after age four. Advice includes imaginative, nonverbal cues to reduce fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. LP
Lery
Convalescent Child leaflet offered for guidance
The article promotes leaflet No 17 The Convalescent Child as guidance for mothers aiding recovering children. It suggests children imitate routines like washing before meals and may adopt animal behaviors. Mrs Clara Manson returns from a three month British Isles visit aboard the Queen Elizabeth via New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Reglater
Clara Manson
St. Hag
British Isles
Vacationist Janice Barnes Leaves for Year Abroad
Vacationist Janice Barnes, daughter of Lynn T. Barnes and sister of Trent Barnes, departed last week for a year long visit with relatives in Baza Palestine. She travels by train toward New York to begin her journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Barnes
Lynn T. Barnes
Trent Barnes
Baza
Palestine
New York
Points for Parents by Edyth Thomas Wallace
An early column on parenting discusses how adults often misjudge humor and maturity. It contrasts a mature sense of humor with overreactions to trivial matters, urging parents to grow through education and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Thomas Wallace
Toa
Keeping youthful views through diverse friendships
Frances Yeend argues against limiting friends to one group and urges mixing social contacts. She notes that teachers, secretaries, homemakers all benefit from knowing others hobbies, books, and charities. The broader social circle keeps minds flexible and youthfulness in outlook intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances ,Yeend
Lst
the Register
Tribune Syndicate
Mrs Wilhoile Heads East for Visit with Relatives
Mrs Earle G Wilhoile leaves for an eastern trip visiting Washington Chicago Gary and Richmond Va She will spend four and a half months touring the East Coast and joining relatives in transit to New England via Niagara Falls Mrs Laura McLaughlin returns home after visiting Marysville Cherokee Chicago Cleveland and Ohio with a motor trip through New England shores.
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Earle G. Wilhoile
Pine ‘Ave
Relatves
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Gary
Taw
W. 8. Tomlinson
Richmond
East Coast
Laura McLaughlin
Marysville
Cherokee
Iowa
Cleveland
Ohio
New England
Niagara, Falls
Apple Week ends with health notes on apples
Mildred K. Finmary highlights apples as a staple of Apple Week. She cites Dr. A M Lich ateln in American Medicine saying apples are an alkaline, therapeutic fruit aiding acidosis gout rheumatism liver gallbladder issues and nervous disorders. The article notes best time to eat an apple is about two hours after a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Lich
Plan Future Social Events for Ooung Ladies Institute
OUNG LADIES INSTITUTE NO 129 plans two major social events. Past presidents on the committee will host a formal banquet for grand president Valda Britschgi on November 13 at the Catholic Center. Margaret Arnold named chairwoman for the November 22 Thanksgiving ball at the Masonic Temple. Mary Jane Hornung presented tap dance routines by late Michael Callahan and Eugenia Ciszewski played accordion. Refreshments featured a Halloween themed table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oung Ladies' Institute NO. 129
Prand
Valda Britschgi
Catholic Center
Margaret Arnold
Masonic Temple
Mary Jane Hornung
Michael Callahan
Eugenia Ciszewski
Apples A World Wide Item Of Diet
The text extols the health benefits of eating apples before bed noting antiseptic cleansing effects on teeth and mouth acids and a soothing influence for sound sleep. It claims apples neutralize daily acidity and aid morning health. The piece urges readers to consider apples a vital food.
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Elizabeth Woodward
Pine Ave
Myrtle’ Meyer Eldred
Connie Foster
Jane
Ove
Geaoys Cparrar
Vorlavnd
Colgate
Peet Suds
Vel
Colgate-Patnolive-Faat Company
Mildred K. Finmary
Arthur Murray
Broadway
Nts
Ana
North Broadway
Rose Hills
Memorial Park
Cemesery
Workman Mit
Park
Whittler
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