Youngsters Dictate Creations in Early Writing Stages
Garry C. Myers discusses how Ohio State University education staff describe how kindergarten children dictate letters, poems, and stories, progressing to independent writing from first grade onward. The May 1935 Educational Research Bulletin, edited by W. W. Charters, is highlighted as a resource for parents and teachers, with a pamphlet on author Dr. Myers available for ten cents.
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Ohio State University
Educational Research Bulletin
W. W. Charters
College of Education
Long Face Makeup Tricks for Fuller Cheek Illusion
Dear Miss Glad explains rouge placement to create a broader, rounder look on a long face. Heavier color is applied outside cheekbones with center emphasis to widen the midface and a faint rouge blur on the chin and ears to shorten the oval for a youthful effect.
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America
Miss Glad
Theresa
Physician Gets Thrill In Egypt
Dr Logan Clendening shares experiences in Memphis Egypt near Cairo, describing wall reliefs of ancient physicians performing treatments and the evolution from magical to scientific medicine. He notes Imhotep’s deification, Egyptian remedies, and embalming aiding anatomy study, ending with a note about six pamphlets available for 10 cents each.
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Logan Clendening
Cairo
Egypt
Ilinois
Memphis
Tennessee
Lisa
Imhotep
Clendening
Pioneer Oklahoma woman learns bridge at ninety
Muskogee Oklahoma Mrs Mary Rogers a Cherokee Creek elder who helped name Will Rogers has taken up contract bridge at 90 hoping to bid and take a grand slam before she dies. Once Creek nation commissioner and Oklahoma Supreme Court clerk she follows federal Indian programs yet doubts relief. She smiles and says she is too old to worry about the Indian situation and enjoys bridge.
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Central Press
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Mary Rogers
Okmulgee Creek
Cherry-Ripe Poem by Thomas Campion
A lyric poem describes a garden of beauty where flowers bloom and ripe cherries symbolize sought after delights. The speaker portrays the beloved as a paradise with eyes like angels and brows like beaded bows, warning that no one may claim the sacred cherries until they cry.
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Thomas Campion
Shirtwaist Styles for Fall and Vacation Wardrobes
MME LISBETH notes fashion shifts as warm weather ends wool suits. Silk georgette and cotton frocks dominate vacation wardrobes with pleats, shirrings, and bows. A spectator sports dress in brown silk georgette, belt, and collar bow headlines a versatile ensemble. A vibrant blazer trend returns, pairing a talisman orange red striped jacket with a green yellow shantung dress, amid talk of lighter, longer sleeves for summer use.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Jerome K. Jerome
Shantung
Salmon and Tuna Souffle as Main Dishes Highlighted
The article suggests fish as meat substitutes for meatless menus using salmon and tuna in a souffle. It lists related dishes like potato chips molded tomato salad and bread pudding and notes vegetables offer plentiful options for varied vegetable plates during the season.
Salmon Souffle And New Bread Pudding Recipe Card
Salmon Souffle and New Bread Pudding recipes with butter flour milk salmon eggs and cheese. Steps describe white sauce folding salmon into yolks then stiff whites and baking in hot water until set. Bread pudding uses bread milk eggs sugar cottage cheese and baked for about 80 minutes in a moderate oven.
Peculiar Kitchen Tips for Peas and Biscuits
The text discusses adding eggs to peas for flavor variety in a canning service and notes that baking powder biscuits become flakier when dough is rolled thin and two cuts are used per biscuit, with one cut placed atop the other.
Wife Preservers A Ten Cent Shoe Polisher
A ten cent two in one polisher helps polish woodwork, furniture and stair steps. It is easy to hold and leaves no lint like a cloth.
Woman Faces Dismissive Counsel Over Affair With Married Boss
A 33 year old woman seeks Frank opinion on her relationship with a married boss with two children. The columnist urges against pursuing a home with him, noting potential divorce hurdles and children's loyalty. She advises changing jobs and preserving reputation, while offering blunt sympathy and warning of likely loneliness.
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Virginia Lee
Men Care for Posies from Central Press Garden Expert
Central Press summary notes a shift as men increasingly tend flower gardens and engage in arrangements. It advises cutting flowers early with a sharp knife, favoring bud stage iris and roses, normal daily water changes, and occasional stem trimming. Avoid sunlit windows or drafts to prevent wilting. charcoal can help keep water fresh in elaborate displays. A half beret dipped in screen black serves as a brush alternative.
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Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Dr. W. W
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Gladys Glad
Glad
Pearl
June Lang
By Ray Kirkland
Mrs
Mary Morton
Susan
By Dean Halliday
Central Press Garden
Sally
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