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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
9
A newspaper piece urges that proper education at the right age can prevent many divorces by reducing parental conflicts. A reader named Nancy describes chronic fighting at home, stressing the impact on children and advising seeking peace, talking to parents, and finding solace in quiet activities until a own home is built.
Central Press Garden Expert suggests pausing spring rush to plan August bloom potential. Notes ongoing gladiolus, lilies, and delphinium, plus tall perennials like Artemisia lactiflora and Helenium Riverton Gem. Lists mid and low growing varieties and urges timely planting to ensure season-long color.
The article notes Jane Addams, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, as central to a Washington celebration of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom on May 25. It highlights her views on disarmament, international study, and past WWI efforts, with details on league leaders and the 20th anniversary observance.
A tip suggests half a green pepper with seeds removed boiled with cabbage to enhance flavor and help minimize odor. The method promises added aroma control while preserving the dish’s taste.
Leftover gravy is suggested as stock for a vegetable casserole with potatoes turnips peas tomatoes onions rice and brown stock baked slowly. A Peach Sponge dessert blends crushed peaches water sugar gelatin and whipped cream with beaten egg whites, then chilled before serving.
The article describes using grapefruit or pineapple juice to keep sliced bananas from discoloring and to restore freshness. It also presents a quick solution: mix cold water, cream of tartar, and corn syrup, let sediment settle, then add more water to create the clear preservation liquid.
A reader describes using fine potato scrapings on a burn to absorb heat and relieve sting. As the scraps heat up, a fresh application is recommended for continued cooling and relief.
Garry C. Myers argues that handicapped children attract more parental pampering which fosters dependency. He describes how prolonged illness and disability lead to spoiled behavior, then school age teasing, avoidance of routines, and heightened personality problems from ridicule by peers. A pamphlet titled Fear is offered by Myers.
Gladys Glad describes June Lang as a youthful Hollywood star whose hands appear expressive and glamorous. She notes Lang keeps nail tips clear and white, while offering tips for achieving white rims through peroxide methods or a new nail white pencil, a compact tool praised for busy women.
The first warm days bring large picture hats framing young faces and floral violet decorations. Many hats feature deep purple linen straw with purple violets tipping the right eye. White hats remain a late millinery favorite.
A reader receives beauty advice on makeup application with tips to study natural color and apply rouge sparingly. The editor notes Miss Glad cannot answer by mail but offers pamphlets on The New Figure Beauty Culture and care topics for a fee, via a self addressed stamped envelope.
Poem styled verse about a girl’s losses from childhood toys to youth dreams. The speaker consoles that childish troubles fade as life and love arrive while Heaven holds what she longs for. The piece invokes James Whitcomb Riley as the author.
Dr William S Callens of Brooklyn offers an obesity chart to plan safe balanced varied meals for weight reduction. It lists breakfast lunch and supper options with serving sizes, then shows menus for 800 to 1000 calories using lean and fat meats vegetables fruits cereals and dairy to ensure daily variety and nutrition.
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