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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1936
Page
8
LOGAN CLENDENING M D explains how digestion is affected by emotion and adrenaline. Studies by Cannon and Pavlov show saliva and digestive secretions rise with pleasure and fall under stress. He cautions against eating after exertion and notes personal habits of the de Marcos before dancing.
Rich gowns using brocades and new satins offer glamour this season. Even affordable fabrics can create a luxurious look, with home made dresses possible. Velvet caps and red white blue accessories set trends from New York Velvet Ball, a charity cotillion for the New York Infirmary for Women and Children.
A young medical interne recounts a late night patient call, finding a woman who says she felt ill an hour ago after cucumber dinner. He learns her pains vanished, prompting reflection on the demanding life of doctors and the human quirks found in care and charity. The note invites reader contributions to Worth Cheney for this syndicated column.
The poem invites a beloved to live with the speaker and share rustic pleasures. It depicts pastoral scenes, royal beds of roses, flowers, and garments woven from natural imagery. The speaker, an unnamed lover, imagines shepherds dancing and singing each May morning, signaling a timeless seduction of romantic rural life. Christopher Marlowe
The season favors loose boxy silhouettes with broad shoulders deep armholes and Peter Pan collars. A black taffeta dance frock features large silver coin dots petal sleeves waist shaping and full flare skirt. Hip length skunk capes in vertical treatment and black tweeds with light fox collars top semi dressy suits. Black with Persian trimming highlights three piece suits.
Dear Dr Myers outlines a reader case where a boy lies about small misdeeds. The mother used tactics that taught deceit by forcing confessions. The advice is to avoid court like interrogations and instead shield the child from temptation, strengthen affection, and provide opportunities to succeed.
Gladys Glad highlights Loretta Young as Hollywood's top beauty for naturalness and immaculate grooming. The piece urges daily care in wardrobe and hygiene, arguing that pristine presentation boosts confidence and appeal, with emphasis on clean, well-kept attire and accessories. Loretta’s example supports the ideal of understated elegance over artificial fashion.
A New York psychiatrist praises neurotic wives as good mates, describing a mild neurotic type who needs her husband and keeps him engaged. The column then discusses Edith, unhappy with a wayward husband, advising self support and caution before reconciliation, urging independence for herself and baby until fidelity is assured.
Mrs. B F Langworthy national PTA president argues 25 000 local associations push for better home environment to support children’s education. She says homes must be the focus, not just schools, as morale and vitality of family life affect learning and character development. Also includes simple autumn recipes and a marmalade rolls variation.
Gentle reader advice suggests applying plain vaseline or odorless castor oil to the lashes each night before bed to promote growth and thickness. No medical claims are stated. the note reflects household beauty guidance common to the era.
The menu introduces a new sunshine salad with orange grapefruit and endive as a novelty to pair with roast pork and baked potatoes. The autumn pie is a dressed up squash pie, a familiar recipe given a fresh name.
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