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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
6
The season brings a refreshed fur coat range with chunky silhouettes, tuxedo fronts, new collar and sleeve designs, and varied hat trims. Full length coats and shorter mink pieces appear, including caracal, skunk, and Persian lamb models. Sleeve lengths, rolled collars, and bold bows shape a modern, nonchalant look.
Garry C. Myers argues for state marriage laws requiring pre marriage medical testing for venereal disease, citing Connecticut Illinois models. He cites medical leaders and calls for public funding to ensure safe child bearing and better care for mothers, urging state responsibility.
Mrs. Sara Pennoyer, a Philadelphia born fashion director, writes Polly Tucker, Merchant. The novel mirrors her rise from department store sales to fashion promotion, journalism, and advertising, detailing her methods, education at the University of Michigan, and work in New York and Philadelphia.
Weather turns snappy and cream soups hit the spot a full meal follows with fish salad warmed over potatoes and dessert. Recipes describe creamed onion soup celery and carrot soups with glycerine boosts and a rotary heater serve hot with whipped cream optional. wig stands repurposed as plant stands for decor.
A short lyric fragment contemplates a poet weary of urban life finding solace in heaven’s blue, grass shaded rest, and a tender tale of love. It echoes Keats’s voice with images of evening return, Philomel’s song, and a tearful farewell through calm ether.
Washable neckties gain popularity among mascline arbiters of fashion. Made of Congo cloth and other noncrushable fabrics, they stay sprightly through repeated tying and untied wear. As soon as they lose their crisp freshness, they remain a practical style choice.
Do not place woolen items outside on cold days or near hot radiators. Extreme temperatures harden and shrink wool, so indoor air drying is advised to prevent damage.
A 16 year old girl writes Dear Miss Lee about sneaking out to see a 19 year old boyfriend named Strong Arm. She seeks parental permission and better study focus while Town Heart counsels moderation, dating limits, and introducing the boy to her mother. The advisor warns against neglecting school but supports reasonable dating with parental trust.
A chic gown from Lydia Loss of London is shown to lift spirits. It features sheer black lace over cerise crepe, velvet bands on sleeves and front, a neck scarf, and a waist sash. It debuted at the Arden Shore Lace ball in Chicago to aid unfortunate children.
Dr Logan Clendening explains that modern pilot testing demands strict physical fitness tests focused on eyes and ears. Cadets undergo depth perception, balance via turning chair tests, and the appearance of nystagmus to ensure proper spatial awareness critical for safe commercial flight.
Spring necklines sit at the base of the throat with sleeves reaching the elbow creating a youthful slim silhouette. A festive blouse is pitched as a good gift option for wives or daughters this season.
Woman fashion column urges readers to consider hairlines and foreheads in makeup and hats. It notes high foreheads were once fashionable, advises cleansing the hairline to remove dirt, powder, and oil, and recommends banding hair back during cleansing and makeup.
The editor notes seven Dr Logan Clendening pamphlets are available for 10 cents each plus a self addressed stamped envelope. Titles include Three Weeks Reducing Diet Indigestion and Constipation Reducing and Gaining Infant Feeding Instructions for the Treatment of Diabetes Feminine Hygiene and The Care of the Hair and Skin.
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