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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
2
Dr Logan Clendening discusses beri beri and neuritis linking to dietary deficiency. The article notes theTurkish colonial Java outbreak among natives, the role of milled rice lacking vitamin B, and parallels with pellagra. It explains alcoholic neuritis improves with vitamin B, suggesting dietary deficiency as a common cause in many conditions.
Central Press garden expert outlines care for geraniums from June to October. Use pelargonium hortorum or pelargonium domesticum, take yearly cuttings from older plants, avoid rich soil, add bone meal, plant firmly, ensure ample sun and drainage, keep slightly pot bound, and take February cuttings of five inches after a day’s shade to prevent damping off.
A brief household tip explains that applying a lump of starch to an ink stain and dabbing with water will lift the ink before washing. Repeat once if needed. The technique relies on starch absorbing the pigment and should be tried promptly to prevent setting the stain.
Virginia McNeilly named Thoroughbred of the year at Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton Texas the retiring Student Government Association president led students in debates and chaired Alpha Chi while three years of intercollegiate debate marked her record. The cup is awarded annually by an unnamed state newspaper editor.
Mrs. Ela Prager of Brooklyn returned to Poland in 1928 after marrying Sigmund Prager there. His quota prevented entry to the United States, she stayed in Poland to raise their son Joachim, later sending money for him to join her. He arrived recently as she waited on the dock.
Historians note Emma Hart became Lady Hamilton after marriage when makeup and coiffure transformed her beauty. The article advises thin-faced women to use side parts, bangs, and hair placement to soften contours, plus rouge techniques to create a fuller, more youthful look.
The text advises Peggy to use soft ochre powder, orange rouge and vivid lipstick with tones of tan brown burnt orange dark reds gray and green. Louise is counseled to mix lemon juice with peroxide to bleach freckles and dark skin, then apply cold cream to keep skin supple after drying.
Garry C Myers of Cleveland College Western Reserve University warns that chain letter gambling has spread nationwide from a dime to dollars and more. He notes crowds, loud winners, and the risk of societal harm especially to children, urging parental action and possible government intervention. He invites reader opinions to the newspaper.
A fashion note outlines a shift toward tailored daytime outfits and lu xe frocks for evening wear, contrasting with ultra feminine frills. It cites Patti Pickens a radio figure modeling a white gray blue striped taffeta dress with square neckline, and highlights washable printed cotton frocks, peasant crash, shanting linen, lilac shades, knitted dresses, and sheer cotton knits as versatile summer options.
Breakfast meals for children include stewed prunes cereal soft boiled eggs toast coffee milk creamed peas whole wheat bread and butter and desserts like chocolate or caramel custard and oatmeal cookies. The caramel custard recipe uses sugar eggs or yolks milk salt and method notes to bake or steam until firm serving eight.
A mother asks why her 13 year old daughter resists chores and wake times. Virginia advises parents have little fault, notes adolescence, and recommends away time, self set alarms, praising cooperation, and letting the daughter manage some mornings. Emphasis on calm, humor, and love, with gradual adjustment.
Poem reflects a youthful romance set in spring or early bloom. The speaker recalls meeting a beloved as the world feels newly alive with flowers And describes plucking roses as they walked together. The moment ends with a farewell at twilight but lingering affection remains.
Ordinary curtain scrim becomes a pretty tunic dress with gay color smocking trimming peasant sleeves tied at the wrist ruffle. Yarn forms a belt and trims a drooping straw hat. Handmade Irish crochet lace adds aristocratic trimming for pastel linen.
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