Security of Fixed Routine Is Need of Nervous Child
A reader cites Katherine Herring in Good Housekeeping arguing that nervous babies benefit from a fixed routine. Parents who relax routines or overoffer choices risk exhausting the child. brief tantrums may prevent long-term nervous strain and fatigue.
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Gay Garden Prints Herald Spring Fashion Notes
The article reviews spring fashion featuring five garden prints in silk crepe for cruise and resort wear. Designers show youthful frocks with tulip and daisy motifs, grosgrain ribbon trims, and versatile jacket ensembles. It highlights colors, silhouettes, and fabric drape suitable for southward travel or winter wear.
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Ideal Sport Hat by Cherie Nicholas
Mary Carlisle in a new spring hat completes a smart checked tailored suit. The spantex felt hat features a loose zigzag yarn stitch creating a decorative contrast and front-page fashion news for the season.
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Hostess Gowns Fit For Day or Evening Entertaining
The smartly dressed hostess will wear frocks ranging from the loose tea gown with sweeping draperies and angel sleeves to the semi evening frock with elbow sleeves and a rounded neck. The back slit or narrow V adds style while maintaining versatility for daytime or evening entertaining.
New Color Schemes Among Parisians in Fashion
Striking color combinations dominate Paris fashion with moss or water green paired with dark reddish brown and green accents enhancing pale blue. Rochas presents blue with faded red for daywear while Mainbocher features gray with red-brown and lapis among others.
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Rochas
Resort and Spring Colors Brighten Wardrobe Tones
The vogue for bold colors launched last fall shapes spring and resort wear. Palm Beach palettes emphasize yellowish tan sun orange chartreuse dusty pink strong blues gray blue Rose of the Rancho and wine with a yellow cast. White remains important. Prints reflect color demand with hand screened and hand blocked patterns enabling new combinations.
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Fur Hats Dominate This Winter Millinery Season
Fur hats crafted from Mink and Persian lamb enjoy high popularity as bitter winds set in. Weavers anticipate strong demand as the snug, stylish headwear remains securely in place against cold weather.
Mind Meter Similarities Test Sample
The Mind Metered test asks to complete analogies with a fixed word list. Participants must choose the fourth word that preserves the relation from the first two to the third using only listed options.
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Comparative Gas Mileage At Higher Speeds
Pathfinder Magazine reports tests by the American Automobile Association show gas mileage drops with speed. Cars achieving 18 miles per gallon at 30 mph fall to about 12 mpg at 60 and 8 mpg at 80, while oil consumption rises sharply, sevenfold from 30 to 55 mph.
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American Automobile Association
Pathfinder Magazine
Statesmen in Danger in Japan Insists on Exalting Country
A historic note warns that Japan's most eminent statesmen live under constant risk from patriots if they fail to boost national stature both domestically and overseas.
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Freely Given Advice and the Tact in Giving It
A reflection on how freely given advice is abundant yet seldom heeded until too late. The author notes the delicacy required to offer counsel since many take offense, and even when accepted, the giver may still cause pain.
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Inside Out Bald-Headed Causes of Misery
Tramp Starr comments that much of the world’s misery stems from inner bald-headedness. He jokes about misplaced vanity and hollow minds driving trouble in society. The quip reflects a bluesy urban voice from a bygone era.
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Starr
When It's Unnatural It's Hard to Set a Good Example
A reflective note discusses the burden of living up to expected standards and the strain of appearing virtuous. The author questions social pressure and the difficulty of modeling proper conduct in everyday life.
Three Days' Cough Warns Of Danger Signals
An old ad warns a persistent three day cough signals danger and promotes Creomulsion as the remedy. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm, promising relief from bronchial irritation.
A Grave Mistake for a Mother to Make
A warning from doctors and child authorities about giving unverified medicines to children. Do not use any remedy offered as a bargain without consulting your family doctor first to protect health and life.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed by Physicians for Children
Safely for You and Yours you buy it. Do this for your child's sake and your own peace of mind. Ask him about the frequently used milk of magnesia. For over 60 years physicians have endorsed Phillips Milk of Magnesia as safe for your child. Now also in peppermint tablet form that children like.
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Phillips
Knitted Dresses Gain Popularity for Fall Wear
Two piece knitted dresses draw attention as a favored fall fashion choice. The trend focuses on comfortable coordinated outfits appealing to shoppers seeking versatile seasonal wear.
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