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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1935
Page
2
Garry C. Myers argues children should learn to swim in clean water and under proper guidance. He notes risks from crowded pools and unsafe lakes, urges early training, and highlights disease dangers from polluted water and the need for warning and safe inquiry through the paper.
A discussion on achieving a natural makeup look emphasizes skill with cosmetics. It notes powder as important but warns to apply it carefully to avoid a made-up appearance and recommends starting with a thick initial coat on the face.
A Bette Davis style white and red linen ensemble features a pencil barred brick red design with green accents and a two toned ribbon. The piece notes popular linen accessories in pastel bags with detachable embroidered covers and colored bags in gilt metal frames. It warns against improper powder use in summer, urging clean skin and portable cleansing items to prevent oil, dirt, and pimples, detailing routine steps for refreshing makeup.
Doctor Logan Clendening visits five Italian cities highlighting medical and scientific links. In Arezzo he notes Francesco Redi’s birthplace and a tablet in his honor. Pistoia hosts an ancient hospital with Della Robbia plaques. San Gimignano shows plague history and Saint Sebastian imagery. Pisa features the Lamp of Galileo and pulse-based timing origins. Montecatini offers famed healing springs and Fascist-era Kursaal. Editor notes offer six pamphlets for 10 cents each.
A humorous line notes that when a man leaves home for a trip he often comes back with less money. The quip plays on spending habits and the pull of home comforts.
Central Press garden expert Dean Halliday notes a change in interest from large dahlias to dwarf types like Pompons Collar ettes Singles Stars Mienon and Anemone and Clematis varieties. These plants suit small gardens bright indoors and as table decor. They rise about eighteen inches and bloom July to frost with continued pinching.
A simple no bake dessert layers sliced peaches and quartered marshmallows in a refrigerator tray, then freezes. Mix lemon juice with peach juice for a light sauce, pour over top, chill four hours, and serve with whipped cream if desired. Serves six.
Ogden Utah anglers and fashion plates chase trout as streams open early. Golda Reese and Lettie Garner Stephens model season wear with shirts and shorts, polo hats, boots, and creels. Beach outfits include four piece play suits, rope hats, and cellulose acetate capes. Salt sack coats and fabric topped boots suit hot days while dotted crepe and terry cloth robes trend.
A compact supper idea features a tuna fish salad as the main course with celery cabbage replacing lettuce and radishes apples cucumbers and tomatoes. The recipe includes mixing with dressing and serving with toast and notes on maintaining a waffle iron.
A basic breakfast idea uses six slices bacon six eggs and three quarters cup milk. An open can of whole product rounds out the pantry item list for quick, hearty morning plates.
Fry bacon to a delicate brown and remove from fat. Cut into small pieces. Beat eggs slightly, add milk, corn, bacon and seasonings. Cook in bacon fat, stir ring constantly, until set.
A brief note describes making pot holders from five pound sugar sacks by folding two sacks into a square and machine stitching the four corners. It also suggests adding a slice of lemon to water when boiling old potatoes to improve color.
Poem invites wind to clear clouds and greet the speaker's beloved with morning songs. A lark, nightingale, robin, blackbird, thrush, linnet, and sparrow are asked to sing to awaken and please the beloved, celebrating daybreak with nature’s chorus. The speaker seeks cheerful airs and borrowed notes to bless the mistress with a good-morrow.
Advice by Virginia Lee urges brides to learn cooking, read directions, ask questions, and taste dishes. It argues cooking is intelligence and that anyone with average IQ can become an efficient homemaker, offering practical tips on gravy and biscuits and encouraging self-improvement. It also advises coping with a troubled marriage by faith, gardening, and building outside interests.
Jean McKibben of Hiram Ohio combines brains beauty and a new job as assistant county probation officer for Portage County probate court. She graduated from Hiram College with honors in 3 1/2 years and was named 1935 May queen. Her role includes correcting information for county records on mothers pensions such as income debts children and needed assistance.
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