Late Book Aids Those Mentally Ill
A Cleveland College expert reviews Mental Health by Frank E How ard and Frederick L Patry praising its humane approach to mental hygiene. The piece highlights chapter topics such as family relations emotions childhood youth and sex and notes the Johns Hopkins psychobiology perspective. An editor's note offers a 10 cent pamphlet titled Fear by Dr Garry Myers upon request.
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John Hopkins
Adolph Myer
Johns Hopkins
Howard
Patty
Howard and
Patry
Wife Preservers Tip For Keeping Brown Sugar Fresh
A simple home tip advises placing brown sugar in a tin can with a cover then stretching heavy waxed paper over the top. Press the lid gently to avoid tearing the paper and seal in moisture.
Confirmation Dresses In White For Young Girls
Lifelong milestones mark careers and at confirmation a young girl becomes a symbol of youth. The dress should be white and simple, made in crepe de chine or canton crepe, with a full skirt and a deep bertha trimmed in self-colored organdie, suitable for reuse for other occasions.
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Tme
Prudence
The Turn of the Road by Alice Rollit Coe
Poem evokes soft gray buds on willows and warm bay winds as a road calls the speaker toward the Far-away. Dust on wayside flowers and silent meadow lark set scenes of dawn dew, then a turn by an alder thicket reveals a companion. The speaker and you share a travel wish despite heat and storms.
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Alice Rollit Coe
Picnic Menu for Gypsy Stew and Sides
A picnic supper idea with Gypsy Stew and sides. The recipe uses rice ham cheese tomatoes and vegetables. Cook rice then mix with bacon fat onion green pepper salt tomatoes ham and cheese. Bake or keep hot for serving at the picnic grounds.
Never Fail Puffy Omelet Recipe Instructions
Have Trouble With Omelets Never Fail Puffy Omelet. One-fourth cup butter flour and salt milk eggs separated fat. Melt butter stir in flour and salt then milk until smooth. Fold into yolks then whites. Cook puffed bottom until done and garnish with parsley. Serves about five.
Handy emergency numbers on wall card and silk shade care tip
A housewife explains keeping an emergency call card in a transparent pocket case for quick access to fire police physician and family numbers. She also suggests using a wire handled pastry brush to clean creases in shirred silk lamp shades and provides a cleaning mixture with flour salt vinegar kerosene and water.
Fluid Used For Cleaning Not a Drink
Dr Logan Clendening warns of dangers from non inflammable cleaning fluids containing carbon tetrachloride thallium and acetanalide. He cites cases of poisoning from drinking cleaners rat poison cosmetics depilatories and chronic exposure leading to liver damage blindness and pale bluish lips. He cautions careful dosing and awareness of long term harm.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Iowa
Centre College picks Miss Lillian Bosley Carnival Queen
Miss Lillian Bosley a Centre College sophomore in Danville Kentucky has been chosen by the men students to reign as queen of the 1935 carnival to be held on June 3. An honor student she enjoys horseback riding golf tennis and sports in general. She is the daughter of Professor L C Bosley who heads the Danville City school system. A king chosen from the school letter men will serve with her.
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Lillian Bosley
Woman's
Centre College
Danville
Bosley
L. C. Bosley
Danville City
Lilies Roses Skin Stylish Beauty Advice from an Era
A vintage beauty column extols fair milky skin as ideal for summer frocks and Paris fashion. It advises systematic mild bleaching to counteract discoloration, suggesting lemon juice with glycerine or rosewater with peroxide, applied nightly after cleansing, then nourishing cream to prevent drying.
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America
Thomas Campion
Paris Couturiers
Beauty Advice and Home Remedies From Miss Glad
Complexion tips cover freckles pimples blackheads and enlarged pores plus double chin reduction and makeup hints. Ruth suggests a mouthwash with borax salt and peroxide in warm water. Editor notes Miss Glad cannot answer by mail but will mail pamphlets for a fee and requests stamped envelopes and coins for printing and handling.
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Kathie
Ruth
Glad
City Babies Edge Rural Infants in 1st Year Mortality
A US Labor chart shows infant death rates declining since birth registration. City babies have lower mortality than rural infants since 1929. In 1982 and 1933 the rate was 58 per thousand. city 67 per thousand. Rural rates were 58 in 1932 and 59 in 1938. Katharine Lenroot links rural care gaps to higher deaths.
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United States Department of Labor
Katharine F. Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
The
Department
Thrills fade in marriage says Young Matron
A woman writing as Young Matron counsels Doug and a fiancée that sustained companionship and mutual respect form a lasting marriage, not mere thrills. She notes a wife’s needs, advises patience, and stresses worthiness and partnership over fleeting excitement. The piece also explains typical marriage license fees and how to confirm them with the local bureau.
No need to divide the bleeding heart in gardens
Gardening notes advise that nearly all perennials should be divided about every third year with late summer and autumn bloomers split in spring while early bloomers are moved in late summer or fall. Bleeding heart, peonies, and gas plant should be left alone unless they weaken.
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Dr.Myers
Tome
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Frank E. Howard
Middlebore College
Frederick L. Patry
State Education Department
University of the State of New York
F. L. Patry
Lelong
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Central Presse Paris
Mrs. Mary Morton
Clendening
Sally
Gladys Glad
Gladys
Virginia Lee
Doug
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