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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
2
Paris correspondent Louis Lelong describes golf and riding attire trending toward bold yet refined color contrasts. He highlights beige and gray pairings, cocoa brown with gray, and notes Chantilly clubs showcasing smart golfing outfits with pleated skirts, matching jackets, capes, and ribbed jersey tailleurs.
Dr Logan Clendening explores why people pretend to be sick, citing fear of disease, disappointment, and mental burdens. A doctor’s anecdote reveals a backache tale tied to emotional scars, including a woman urged to have a child she feared carrying.
A young man proclaims love to a girl yet clings to pleasures with male friends. The piece questions whether the woman should trust his protests if he reduces visits and accommodation to keep those ties. It contrasts romantic intent with social loyalty and personal indulgence.
Advice on nurturing newly planted evergreens with deep soil cultivation and ample watering, plus mulching with peat straw or hay to retain moisture. Avoid alkaline limestone water and apply manure mulch later, then rework into soil next spring for better growth.
A guide explains how makeup can create a healthy tan for light skinned, freckled girls. It covers three forms of suntan makeup, skin prep with astringent, powder base, rouge, lipstick, and finishing touches with brown eyeshadow and mascara to achieve a uniform, natural appearing tan.
Poem excerpt recounts strawberries shared on a seaside walk beside the sea and August feeling fresh. A shadowy gray sail glides across the bay as the speaker questions payment and whether sweethearts can quench thirst with strawberries. William Henley
Mrs. Lucile Quarry Mann wife of the Washington zoo director has published Friendly Animals a Book of Unusual Pets praising snakes as pets while cautioning against poisonous varieties. The book covers selection training and care of many pets and notes she has previously aided her husband in field work and nursed lynxes wildcats lions snakes and monkeys.
A retro lunch supper menu offers Deviled Eggs in Tomato Aspic with creamed potatoes or cheese biscuits, plus a Blueberry Cobbler. Recipes cover garnishes, cooling steps, and serving hints for a family or guest meal setting. Portions serve six.
A large tin box with a tight lid protects pretzels and crackers from moisture and staleness, preserving their crispness during warm weather.
Fresh lobster salad uses claw meat and chopped meat pieces mixed with celery and mayonnaise with whipped cream. Garnish on lettuce leaves with olives and hard boiled egg slices. Crab circles use toast rounds with crab meat celery olives lemon juice and dressing arranged and topped with olive circles.
To prevent juice from boiling over in fruit tarts, mix a small amount of corn starch with the sugar before adding it to the tart filling, then proceed with cooking and filling as usual.
A new compact by Schiaparelli imitates a dial telephone with a black and chromium case, featuring letters numbers and a central slot like a phone dial. Hosiery notes advise five thread stockings for heavy sports use and two thread for evening wear.
Garry C. Myers discusses parental guidance after a Rotary talk. Physicians and fathers share worries about labeling a child as nervous or choosing a vocation too early. The author urges cautious, broad education, openness to multiple paths, and notes mixed church efforts in youth opportunities.
Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall, widow of the late vice president under Wilson, resides in a quiet Phoenix, Arizona neighborhood. The picture shown with Mrs. Calvin Coolidge is her last taken, and she has declined further posing, saying no one could look as nice as that one. Mr. Marshall died in 1925.
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