Short Wave Illness Hits Plant Workers
Dr Logan Clenden ing questions if radio wave energy harms life. The article discusses electricity as a new energy form and notes past forms caused harm. It explores whether wireless short waves may cause a definite symptom set among plant workers.
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Logan Clendening
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Small Feet in Free Shoes
Mrs. Yvonne Arvisais of Hull Quebec is a regular Cinderella with a 1% double A shoe. Shoemakers in Chicago promise free shoes for life to anyone who can wear this tiny shoe. She sent her custom pair as proof while the piece discusses short wave sickness and early X ray dangers and a promotional note about six Dr Clendening pamphlets offered by the paper.
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Central Press
Yvonne Arvisais
Hull
Quebec
Arvisais
Chicago
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Snaps on Slips Narrow Garment Without Ripping
A fashion note advises using snaps on slips to reduce width under the arms rather than taking them in. Few snaps suffice to narrow the garment and extend its life, while bending may cause a slip to unsnap instead of tearing.
Tuna Fish and Vegetable Pie and Orange Coconut Cookies
A nostalgic home cook adds a Tuna Fish and Vegetable Pie recipe using tuna carrots peas celery potatoes and a cream sauce under a biscuit topping baked at 400. Also included is an Orange Coconut Cookies recipe with shortening sugar eggs orange rind juice coconut and flour baked into small rounded cookies.
Dots in Fashion Foreground Bathing and Formal Wear
In a playful trend this season small dots appear on both bathing suits and formal dresses. Ann Dvorak showcases a striped polka dot ensemble with a bordered jacket and green velvet accents, while Loretta Young wears a navy crepe suit with red floral trim and a wide brimmed hat. A white linen sun-tan dress with diagonal plaid trims offers home dressmaker appeal.
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Lisbeth
Ann Dvorak
Loretta Young
Smile or Laugh Brighten A Gloomy Day Advice Column
Virginia Lee urges readers to keep smiling amid stress as laughter from three girls lifts spirits and notes that a brave cheerful attitude helps a sad world. A reader asks how to visit a friend with a baby and what gifts to bring, while another letter discusses an unhappy wife facing a child and a quarrelsome husband and suggests relief through minimal changes and possible home stability.
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Virginia Lee
Lantern Corner by Itself Central Press
Garden expert notes that Chinese lanterns should be grown in a dedicated corner due to spreading underground roots. They require moisture and rich sandy loam, with full sun and regular watering for large lantern sprays. Harvest before frost and shape balloon stems while moist to prevent breakage.
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Central Press Garden
Fresh Milk-Steamed Rolls Finish With Crisp Top
Brush yesterday's rolls with fresh milk and steam in a covered pan until heated. Remove the cover to crisp the crust, yielding rolls like newly baked.
How to remove paint from clothing with solvents
Equal parts of ammonia and spirits of turpentine will take paint out of clothing. Saturate the spots three or four times, then wash in warm soap suds and rinse.
Poems That Live There From Fairy Miners
A short poem by Wilfrid Thorley imagines fairies as miners under moulds who shape metals into petals and seeds of pearl. They store them in bowers for children while a tiny fan and fairy lanterns keep the world from aging.
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Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Wilfrid Thorley
Dear Miss Glad Answers Nails and Hair Dilemmas
In a beauty Q and A column, Edith learns buffing preserves nail luster and to use olive oil, while Grateful seeks hair color restoration after bleaching. Miss Glad says no product removes bleach. grow out or dye roots to match, plus oil shampoos. Editor notes Miss Glad cannot answer by mail but offers pamphlets if stamped envelopes and coins are sent.
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Miss Glad
Edith
Glad
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