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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1935

Page

5

Banning Street Noise Benefits Health and Calm

Dr Logan Clendening notes New York’s quieting of Fifth Avenue traffic and fewer car horns. He praises anti noise efforts by city police and compares rubber tires to reduce noise, speculating Mussolini’s Italy may prove a model for broader peace.

Dr. Clendening Logan Clendening M. D New York Fifth Avenue Mussolini Italy II Duce

Plants for shady moist gardens featured by Dean Halliday

The article recommends Siberian dogwood and black alder for moist shady areas, noting the red fall berries of the black alder. It highlights the button bush for wet spots, reaching 3 to 19 feet with white ball flowers. It also praises cardinal flower, blue lobelia, hibiscus, saxifrages, and Jacob's ladder for wet soils and shade, with brief growth and flower notes.

Dean Halliday Central Press Garden

Plant More Vegetables Now

Plant More Vegetables Now argues farm families can year round access vegetables by storing produce in garden bins and preserving techniques. It urges farmers to plant abundantly, use county agents for storage guidance, and notes rural children may adopt better diets with education.

Garry C. Myers PH. D. Nead Cleveland College Western Reserve University CBS Elty Eity

Millinery mix as hats take the season by storm

The season brings a wide hat range from picture hats to chapeaus with veiling. Felts remain dominant though straw and fabric hats still gain ground. Chinese inspired designs appear, with veiled Tuscan straw and navy white prints. Turbans echo the king and queen jubilee influence while veils, flowers and feathers trim many models.

England Paris Agnes Maria Guy

Popular, Beautiful Miss Speas Copedg e and Miss Peggy Woodward

Nashville North Carolina and Selma residents voted the most beautiful and popular girls at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill in a student conducted poll.

Speas Coppedge Nashville North Carolina Peggy Woodward Selma the Universality of North Carolina Chapel

New Brows Are Unruly

Advice column addresses unruly brows after shaving them off. Vera is told to brush daily and applies a cornstarch paste overnight, then moisturize with vaseline or odorless castor oil to counter drying. The guidance mirrors Vera’s cosmetic self care, plus general skin care tips for gooseflesh.

Gladys Glad America Miss Glad Vera

Onion Soup For Lunch by Mrs Mary Morton

A luncheon menu features onion soup with crackers berries bread and butter cookies and milk to support daily intake. The recipe for Cream of Onion Soup uses butter onion salt flour evaporated milk water and parsley with optional pepper yielding six servings.

Mrs. Mary Morton Ailk

Oregon State archer tops U S women scoring at 482

Lorraine Lea of Oregon State College records the best college women archery score in the United States reaching 482 points. Phyllis Robson is the sole woman editor of a dog magazine in England. The English Kennel Club admits women as members. An American lacrosse team sails to England in August to compete against English squads. Martha Butler and Ray Fraser will represent the New York women’s lacrosse team on the tour.

Lorraine Lea Oregon State College United States Phyllis Robson England English Kennel Club Martha Butler Ray Fraser New York

The Arrow and the Song Poem by Longfellow

A classic poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow explores an arrow shot into the air and a song breathed into the air. The arrow is found unbroken in an oak long afterward, while the song remains within the heart of a friend.

E Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Divorce Judge’s Rules for Happy Marriage

A Phoenix writer cites Judge Howard M. Spear sharing ten rules for living happily together. Emphasizes wives manage home health and fair spending, husbands remain breadwinners, and both share duties. Also covers teen curfews and advice on social limits, breakfast routines, and healthy lifestyle tips.

Virginia Lee Howard C. Speakman Phoenix Ariz Miss Millionbucks

Style tips for Whimaies ensembles with bold accents

An all white outfit can be elevated by a beetroot red linen swagger jacket and a dusty pink Huon Breton sailor red with a beetroot ribbon. Using the right towers to trim simple color frocks creates striking looks with bright field flowers and colored blossoms.

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Clendening Login Clendening Myers Garry ¢. Myers Sally Peggy Woodard Speas Coppedge Josephine Jim J.C. M John Bill Ulver
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