When May Girls Gain Freedom
A reader questions parental limits on teens dating, with Virginia Lee advising balanced freedom rather than strict control. She cites age 14 to 15 guidance, responsibility, and gradual independence, plus a note on Michigan marriage law requiring both parties to be 18 and a five day license wait.
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Virginia Lee
Boss
Yould
Miss Lee
Michigan
Dees
Gift ideas for the springtime bride in a window shopper guide
A decor and gift guide suggests wedding presents from a covered copper based vegetable dish by Worter Blanchard to sterling serving pieces, crystal vase, candle holders, blue and white desk set, brass colonial andirons, and six sided white china ramekins. It notes practical gifts fit for newlyweds and emphasizes attractive display and use.
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Fen
Civer
Worter Blanchard
Nollywood
Cal
Camomile Hair Rinse Popular Since Fifth Century
Article notes camomile tea used by blondes for centuries as a hair rinse. It adds highlights and offers antiseptic benefits yet is labeled potentially harmful if overused. Preparation involves steeping camomile flowers in water, straining, and diluting. some advise adding hydrogen peroxide for stronger effects.
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Gladys Glad
America
Amdoofft Psiot
Beauty Tips and Home Remedies From Miss Glad Columns
A collage of home care advice covers hair rinses with chamomile and soap, plus a Q&A section on weight gain and figure care. It notes purchase of coco butter, pamphlets on The New Figure and Beauty Culture, and Miss Glad’s mail responses for beauty questions.
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Glad
Good Gardening SOME TREES Commend Death By Girdling Roots
The article explains how trees die by girdling roots that wrap around the trunk, choking sap supply. It notes maples pines and firs as examples, discusses improper planting and soil as causes, and suggests cutting strangling roots and applying tree paint to wounds if detected early.
Gown by Bernard Newman Models in Chinese Silk
Maxine Jennings, formerly a Pato mannequin, now in films, wears a black and white printed silk hostess gown designed by Bernard Newman. The piece emphasizes bold Chinese style in a major fashion display.
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Bernard Newman
Maxine Jennings
Pato
Rayon fashion notes hint at new novelty fabrics
Style commentary describes extensive use of rayon fabrics including heavy crepes and satin. It highlights new developments such as cellophane novelties and dot pattern rayon plus velvet blends, noting a playful, whimsical trend in textile choices.
Lowly Corn May Cause Much Pain
Dr Logan Clendening discusses corn varieties and treatments. Hard corns arise from footwear. salicylic acid plasters and ointments ease pain, and surgery may be needed for recurrence. Soft corns between toes stem from infection. silver nitrate and keeping dry are advised. Seed corn on the plantar surface of the foot is clipped away and treated with balsam of Peru.
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Logan Clendening
New York
Peru
Night Dreams and Rest in James Montgomery Verse
Poem excerpt explores night as rest and refuge. contrasts waking life with dreams and prayer. Night offers solace, reverie, and spiritual retreat. The speaker notes Jesus retreating to mountains for communion, urging followers to seek solitude with God.
Miss Evelyn Blood Leads Utah University Students
Politics in Blood portrays Miss Evelyn Blood daughter of Utah governor Henry H. Blood as a popular University of Utah co ed and future leader in politics. She is described as ardent student and class leader with a bold view on a big future for women in politics.
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Evelyn Blood
Henry H. Blood
Utah
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Household Hints by Mrs Mary Morton
A luncheon recipe column offers Creamed Eggs on Toast Stewed Prunes and Macaroons. It notes optional Worcestershire sauce and catsup for children. Recipes include steps for creaming eggs on toast macaroons and stewed prunes with noted ingredients and methods.
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Mrs. Mary Morton
Poor Davy Life Reflections on Dickens Screen Adaptation
Garry C. Myers analyzes David Copperfield as a teaching tool for parents and youth, praising its critique of child labor and its portrayal of Peggotty. He cautions couples about mismatched intellect and ambition, urging reflection on education and the pitfalls of unequal partners in marriage.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
Peggotty
Davy
Imme
Dora
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