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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
10
In a compact medical column, Dr. Logan Clendening discusses hysterical neurosis, its relation to fatigue, and Freud’s dynamic view. He cites Janet on personality dislocation and amnesia, notes hysteria is not brainpower lacking, and mentions treatment prospects including psychological therapy and diet.
Six pamphlets by Dr. Clendening can be obtained for ten cents each plus a self addressed stamped envelope. The titles are Indigestion and Constipation Reducing and Gaining Infant Feeding Instructions for the Treatment of Diabetes Feminine Hygiene and The Care of the Hair and Skin.
Detachable capes and fur trimmed designs dominate the new season with sporty tweeds. The cape effect hugs the shoulders and remains no longer than the waistline, making it a top favorite for spring.
The article showcases Carole Lombard's daytime suit and formal draperies. It highlights a black skirt with white pin line, red crepe de chine blouse, black wool jacket, and a beaver coat over a simple frock. Hats from Lily Dache feature a beaver toque and a flower pot style with carnations. A hobble skirt inspired draped frock uses black crepe, a surplice bodice, and a bias godet with a crest of paradise feathers accessories.
The article extols Joan Bennett's ideal posture achieved by walking with arms at the sides. It notes posture as key to figure beauty, aiding fat reduction, lung function, and circulation. It warns against slouching and advises head and chest up, with a brisk, upright carriage to improve appearance and reduce excess flesh.
Answers to queries advertise alternating salt water treatments and castor oil shampoos from the Beauty Culture booklet. The New Figure pamphlet details body shaping methods. Coco butter facial massage is recommended. Editor notes Miss Glad answers questions by mail and sells pamphlets with stamps and self addressed envelopes.
A recipe combines ten medium heads cauliflower with five cups cracker crumbs four pounds chopped ham and butter to create a layered bake. Calcium rich dish uses four quarts milk, salt pepper paprika then bakes until brown in a moderate oven.
Cut small acorn squash in half and remove seeds. Brush cut surfaces with butter. Bake at 50 degrees for about 35 minutes, adjusting time for squash size.
A practical tip suggests tearing the edge of a wallpaper patch rather than cutting it to achieve a better seal and smoother repair. The advice emphasizes edge handling as crucial for durable, neat restoration.
Household hints by Mrs. Mary Morton present a menu including sausage turnovers scalloped cauliflower celery apple salad orange crumb pie and coffee. The column teases a novel pastry with cracker crumbs and hints at small kitchen experiments to enliven meal preparation.
Brown one pound sausage meat in a hot skillet. Make a rich biscuit dough, cut into squares, spread with butter, place browned sausage in center, fold into triangles, seal edges, bake at 400F 12 minutes then 350F 10 minutes. Make gravy from skillet fat. Prepare Orange Crumb Pie with butter, crumbs, sugar, cinnamon, press two thirds against pan, bake 350F ten minutes. Filling: sugar, flour, salt, orange rind, juices, egg yolks, butter. cook, add yolks and butter, fill shell, top with meringue, bake 20 minutes at 300F.
A vintage advice note warns against scrubbing linoleum with soap and water as it damages the rubber oils, causing cracking. It recommends applying a liquid wax like preparation after laying, which dries in 20 minutes and allows easy cleaning with a dry mop thereafter.
Advice column discusses parent child communication and mutual trust. Betty faces a disapproving father over a social pastime. the writer urges calm talk, compromise, and involving trusted friends if needed to ease tension. Additional letters from Tootsie seeking an introduction and Mary’s request for full contact details are addressed with practical steps.
Miss Eleanore Eccles, 18, daughter of Marriner S Eccles the newly named Federal Reserve governor, is a Washington debutante. A Ogden High School graduate with high honors last June, she is described as one of the citys most beautiful debutantes. Ogden was her family’s former home.
Mrs. Thomas L. Havercamp of Somerville Tennessee, among a rare group of women mail carriers, has walked about 34000 miles on her route since 1920 and gained 45 pounds over the last 15 years.
A reflective poem on regret that centers on what is left undone rather than what is done. It laments forgotten tender words and unspoken deeds as haunting regrets at day’s end, noting life’s brevity and sorrow. The speaker urges compassionate patience with failed chances and underscores the poem’s refrain on omissions.
Dr Garry C. Myers urges parents to face their children when speaking and to model respectful expression. He warns that smiles or laughter at a child's words can wound self esteem and foster personality fears, calling for patient, attentive listening and avoiding distracted or mechanical responses.
An editor notes a pamphlet titled Fear by Dr Maurice Myers or Garry C G Myers is available. Requests 10 cents in coin and a self addressed envelope with a three cent stamp to care of this paper for delivery.
Gardening note explains the yellow-flowered spotted-leaved calla lily as a rare ornamental indoor plant. It thrives with rich soil and ample water but roots kept in a small pot. rest in summer improves bloom. White lily comparisons, resting bulb, submerged water garden potential, ideal soil mix of well rotted manure fibrous loam and sharp sand.
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