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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
7
Head Department of Parent Education Dr R Garry C Myers argues that mothers should not work outside the home if children are very young, unless a capable substitute is provided. He praises working mothers who balance duties, cites need for nursery schools, and emphasizes a mother’s constant companionship and guidance for young kids.
The National Braille Press of Boston prints a woman's magazine titled Our Special. It is sent free to sightless women.
The redingote dominates summer fashion from formal to street wear with coats and sheer overlays. Two versions are shown a formal crinkled black organdie over beige and a sport white wavy pique with black satin slip. Accessories include black shoes gloves and beige or black hats. Paris milliner Agnes advocates tall conical hats.
Pick the first fruits when three to four inches long to force normal growth. Pinch off shoot ends to prevent excessive vine growth and stop lateral shoots one leaf beyond the fruit. Do not let cucumbers seed. remove straggly branches and diseased blossoms for healthier plants.
A fragment from a verse about a baby girl named Mary F. Butts trotting to town each evening to buy a feather and a woolen gown and a red rose for her hat as birds and lambs refuse her requests. The poem ends with the baby’s small purchases and a gentle refrain.
A vintage home recipe roundup discusses portable cakes for picnics and tea. It includes silver sponge cake instructions, waffle mix tips, and simple meat simmering methods, plus pantry suggestions and brief kitchen guidance.
Katharine Fisher of Good Housekeeping Institute urges abandoning rigid Monday wash days. She recommends dividing laundry across two days, especially with young children. She notes many items are only mussed and benefit from freshening rather than overnight soaking, and suggests prewashing soiled areas instead of soaking.
Screen star Ketti Gallian showcases an old-fashioned chafing dish with an alcohol lamp to keep dishes hot during a buffet supper, demonstrating practical hospitality.
Dr Logan Clendening explains plantar warts on the foot are caused by pressure and are painful but readily treated with painless X ray therapy. The single-visit procedure involves placing the wart under the tube, with disappearance typically within three weeks to a month, leaving no scar and requiring no anesthesia.
The column answers readers on sauerkraut juice as a good non injurious tonic with no liver impact and dispels the belief that more deaths occur at night, noting similar mortality across the 24 hours. The editor advertises Dr Clendening pamphlets costing 10 cents each with SASE.
Virginia Lee reports a column warning women against marrying men they do not love. She cites Shakespeare and notes that while tragic acts occur, such cases remain rare and statistically small in percentage.
HELEN POWELL described as a 1937 galley slave fashion trend wears a three piece ful peasant design suit with matching bandana hat and removable skirt. The piece features medieval anklets and catlin bracelets, fashionable at Brigantine Beach New Jersey, amid stories of troubled youths and cautionary dating guidance from the Worried column.
Madame de Maintenon allegedly used honey for complexion. Patricia Ellis, a modern beauty, also favors pure honey as a skin cleanser and mask. The recipe combines strained honey with almond meal, witch hazel or rose water, and cheesecloth to create a half hour honey pack that nourishes and refines the skin. The routine emphasizes precleaning with cold cream and soap, and finishing with an astringent.
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