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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1935
Page
10
School physicians link physical sturdiness to better school performance based on anthropometric studies. The article argues stockier, healthier children tend to show stronger work in class and overall vigor for learning.
Mrs W E Massey of Hot Springs Arkansas presides over the forty second annual national convention in Hot Springs November 1922. Women from 43 states and Paris attend with chapters and special movements. Officers, by laws, and funding aims are outlined including Stratford Hall restoration and scholarships.
A reader note warns entertainers about misquoting song lyrics due to new tunes. It cites a Negress entertainer at a nightclub who sang the chorus of Object of My Affections incorrectly, saying it could cause misinterpretation. J.K., recently married, has been shown as an example.
The article highlights rising boyish fashion notes and active women, noting patent leather shoes and a matching patent handbag with gold piping. It describes a suede skirt bag tied to a coat, buttoned top, wide strap handle, and a spacious bottom for gadgets, reflecting modern female style.
The man of life upright with a guiltless heart avoids dishonest deeds and vanity. His silent days in harmless joys, free from sorrow, show he needs no defenses. He reads the heavens as his book, valuing good thoughts, a simple age, and a tranquil journey.
A humorous quip about marriage bonds and names. The speaker jokes that his honeymoon ends when he stops introducing his wife by her maiden name and starts calling her Mrs. This light anecdote reflects social expectations on married naming conventions.
A school teacher, teaching current history, faces classroom tension as Italian and Negro students mix amid the Italo-Ethiopian War. Fears of sympathy split leads him to keep groups separated during lessons.
To one gallon sweet cider, add brown sugar six two-inch cinnamon sticks half teaspoon salt one tablespoon whole cloves one tablespoon whole allspice and one piece mace. Add sugar to cider, tie spices in a bag with room to circulate. Simmer gently twenty minutes, remove spices and serve piping hot.
A self described old maid writes of adopting a girl nearing nine and a four year old boy. She details home life with pets and a housekeeper, notes daily routines and Sunday church, and endorses selective spanking. The letter reflects optimism and questions about the adoption experiment. An editor’s note promotes a Dr Myers pamphlet titled Fear.
A simple method to measure shortening uses water displacement. Fill a cup with half a cup of cold water, press shortening in until the water rises to one cup, then drain and remove with a blunt knife. The cup remains clean and the measurement accurate.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Maplewood New Jersey serves as president of Mount Holyoke College Athletic Association. She stars in field hockey and lacrosse and competes in swimming and singing. She proposed a Mount Holyoke versus Yale Law School game, which Yale Law lost. plans for matches with Dartmouth and Harvard are rumored.
Women bullfighters are invading Spain’s arena as Juanita Cruz led with over sixty fights last year. Fellow countrywomen aim to emulate her success while American Susan Field Conrad turns pottery hobby into a business making pottery buttons and buckles from varicolored clays in Shenandoah, Iowa.
Virginia Lee counsels readers on recovering from heartbreak and moving on. A letter-writer pleads for help after losing the one he loves. the advice urges seeking closure, rebuilding health, and avoiding self-punishment while considering whether the relationship should end.
A bridge club menu article describes a hearty youth dinner with roast beef English cut about five pounds roasted from 400 to 350 degrees for 1 hour 40 minutes, plus raisins pie with grape juice and cheese biscuits. The meal includes broccoli salad and fruit, and notes grownup sons and visiting pals.
A brief instruction explains that one pound of sugar equals two cupfuls. It advises using a measuring cup to portion correctly when a recipe calls for one pound.
A Paris trend sways away from stockings with a painted seam and occasional clock motifs as the chic look, while American viewers stress winter care for legs. Patricia Ellis notes legs must be slender, smooth, and soft, using nourishing cream or warmed olive oil at night to prevent chapping and redness before gowns.
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