Cut That Waistline Now For Teen-Agers
Teen readers are urged to lose excess weight through gradual diet and exercise. Emphasizes green salads, limited desserts and sweets, and regular activity such as walking and tennis. Warns against crash dieting and stresses sleep, hydration, vitamins, and consistency for lasting results.
Social Situations in Public Gatherings
A husband and wife clash at a social gathering and onlookers face a choice. The advised approach is to stay neutral and avoid taking sides, or offer a light hearted comment to ease tension without escalating the dispute.
Mini Tips for Home Repairs and Cleaning Habits
Practical advice on kitchen waste disposal avoiding shells and bones in garbage disposals. Also tips on starching curtains evenly and protecting damp linoleum or enamel from metal cleaning powders by dunking can bottoms in melted paraffin to create a waxy barrier.
Travel Tricks for Comfort on a Road Trip
Vacation adviser Coral Lane shares road trip packing and grooming tips to keep travelers looking neat. Heavier items belong at bag bottoms, stockings inside shoes, and luggage kept organized in piles. A three piece playsuit offers comfort and modesty, with tops for stopovers and final arrival.
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Coral Lane
Miss Lane
Lane
Eat Well Cabbage Salads Promote Low-Cost Nutrition
Spring cabbage crop is good and food experts urge using cabbage raw for nutrition. Suggestions include peanuts in coleslaw, six servings with 1 cup chopped peanuts, and various vegetable and fruit salads pairing cabbage with pineapple, mayonnaise, tomatoes.
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Department of Agriculture
Coleslaw
WE THE WOMEN: A DRESS SHOP CLERK WHO PLEASES CUSTOMERS
The article praises a sales clerk named Miss Brown for her patient, attentive style. She listens, avoids insulting taste, highlights each customer’s good points, and remembers names. Her approach contrasts with rushed sales tactics.
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Miss Brown
Dress shopping aims reflect customer needs and reactions
The passage discusses a shopper seeking a dress for various goals from practicality to party wear or pleasing a husband. It notes differences in service by saleswomen, who may treat well dressed customers with exaggerated politeness, while equally courteous to all customers.
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