Mental treatment for seasickness and illness
A doctor discusses abdominal belt theories for seasickness and notes that tight belts or drawing in the abdomen can reduce discomfort. The piece cites W Tobler and Lenggenhager on nerve pressure, observes cases of automobile sickness relieved by lying down, and stresses that most patients need some form of treatment, often mental or psychic, alongside medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tober
Basel
Lenggenhager
Creuler
Star Dust Trimming Stars Chaplin's Find Hidden Ambitions
ASU PIUS has been having a lot of fun on her personal appearance tour and has learned much about her box office value. She’s drawn crowds to theaters where she’s appeared, while exhibitors report any film she’s in makes money. The industry is cutting salaries for tops, favoring new foreign imports, leaving Miss Pitts with two New York chances in a musical or a play, should her California life allow it. Dorothy Comingore, now Linda Winters, stars in Trade Winds with Joan Bennett and Fredric March, while The Great Waltz showcases scenic Geneseo backgrounds tied to Richard Resson’s shoot. Cal Tinney probes co-workers’ hidden ambitions, Fred Allen and Jack Benny discuss dreams, and Hull’s rush from New York to Hollywood hints at The Thief of Bagdad. Public chatter notes Carefree’s figure, with Eminent roles and sequels teased across London and New York.
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Asu Pius
Miss Pitts
New York
California
Carmel by-the-Sea
Linda Winters
Joan Bennett
Fredric March
Cal Tinney
Sir
Fred Allen
Maine
Iack Benny
Bonneville
Utah
Cal
Clothes for College Life No Longer Random Choice
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes students now sit with consultants to plan campus wardrobes. The piece highlights sturdy coats, tailored tweed, pleated skirts with sweaters, velvet gowns with bi color touches, nailhead accents, cloque fabrics, and the prominence of plaid in a complete college look for on campus, games, classes, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Usion
Leather Glorifies Dull Gowns In Haute Couture
Leather plays a key role in modern fashion turning dull dresses into glamorous gowns and adding flair to suits. A basketball bag, introduced by Robert Piquet, blends sport and style as a practical purse. The bag resembles a regulation brown basketball, with a detachable top section revealing a delicate interior. It is carried by a string handle with drawstrings and decorative features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haute Couture
Robert Piquet
Fabrics Feature Surface Interest and Modern Weave Trends
A brief feature surveys fabrics and surface interest in 1938 fashion. It notes hall trends, new textures, and the allure of textured weaves shaping garments, alongside mentions of evolving design ideas and material use.
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Don Lash
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OLA A D
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C. F. Martin
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Charles P. Emerson
Dr. Barton
Chaplin
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Charlie Chaplin
Dorothy Comingore
Geneseo
Richard Resson
Metro
Hollywood
London
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Paramunel
Uregon
EL Brose
Hullviecod
Constance Meuned
Len
Zasu Pitts
By Cherie Nicholas
Jas
Surface Iiterest
Wind Wu
Tou
Guy Nuie
Ely & Bea
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