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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1935
Page
5
Mrs Mary Morton presents a luncheon menu featuring tomato and bacon sandwiches with cheese sauce, French fried potatoes or potato chips, cabbage and apple salad, baked ginger pears with ice cream, coffee, and a California fruit cocktail. Recipes include a cheese sauce and baked pears with ginger. Serves six.
Bedo Boriska, a 20 year old woman, becomes Hungary’s sole female cleric as she preaches her first sermon in a Budapest church crowded by the novelty of a woman preacher.
Parisian stylists urge flowers in hair to heighten allure. The article outlines historical and international styles from orchid coronets to garlands and hibiscus, detailing how different blooms and ribbons create elegant headpieces. It highlights butterfly orchids, cypripedium clusters, gardenias, and crab apples in autumn tones for various looks.
Dr. Garey Myers argues for disciplined, regular work habits to avoid idleness and promote self improvement. He contrasts aged, fretful procrastinators with youth who undervalue conscience in work, urging clear boundaries between leisure and labor and daily hard work routines.
Water garden expert advises moving tender water lilies and other aquatic plants indoors before water falls below 60 degrees. Protect hardy lilies from freezing with leaves or straw, drain pools carefully, and store fish and invertebrates in indoor tanks or basements with aeration and oxygenating plants to keep them healthy.
Poem urges living in the present and doing our part today. Quotes lines about not fearing tomorrow and focusing on the now as God’s hour to shape earth into heaven.
A columnist counsels a student on improving social skills with women, urging confidence, respect, humor, and practice. She notes the adjustment to campus life for an only child and warns against solitary pursuits, emphasizing interaction as key to friendship and smoother relations.
Fireless cooking touted as energy efficient and ancient. Dr. Logan Clendening notes slow, moderate heat sears surface and preserves juices, while deep interior cooks gradually in earth ovens and leaves. Anecdotes from Kanaka cooking emphasize tender, flavorful joints after long quiescent periods.
A soft custard sauce enhances many dishes including apple sauce, pears, plums, peaches, or anges and adds rich flavor. Stale cakes gain appeal when topped with custard and fruit making a tasty dessert for family or guests.
Mrs. Andrew Bingham of Ogden Utah runs a horse and mule commission company the only woman owned and operated in the United States She judges stock buys and sells thousands of mules and horses and led a six horse hitch in the Ogden Union stockyards Her enterprise spans the intermountain region with a feed business and historic lineage back to Fort Utah and Fort Provo She believes women have a strong future in the mule and horse trade noting high demand and challenging access to stock and plans for a Pioneer Days parade ride on a white charger.
A reader suggests preserving bathing suits by storing them in Quart Mason jars with tight lids to prevent moth damage. The idea aims to keep garments clean and protected for future seasons.
Gladys Glad promotes frequent shampoos as beneficial when properly done. She outlines a three lather rinse method with warm water, tepid rinse, and thorough final rinses to maintain luster and scalp health, advising use of a bath spray to avoid over soaking.
A hair rinse mixes lemon juice peroxide vinegar and water to lighten hair. The accompanying booklet Beauty Culture offers guidance on eradicating freckles pimples and enlarged pores plus makeup hints and advice on reducing a double chin.
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