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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
9
A piece by Garry C. Myers argues fathers should avoid reading the morning paper at the breakfast table with children present. He urges postponing reading to before or after meals to foster calm family interactions and reduce morning quarrels, commuting stress, and potential mental health impacts.
Dear Miss Glad answers a reader from Georgia about perming only the hair ends to create ringlet tips. A correctly applied part perm will not affect the natural wave at the roots and is safe if the ends are in good condition.
The reducing course outlined in my New Figure booklet has been proven healthful and effective, removing about 8 to 10 pounds in two weeks while reducing bust, waist, hips, abdomen, buttocks and thighs. Full information on eradicating freckles pimples blackheads and enlarged pores is in my Beauty Culture booklet, with advice on double chin reduction and makeup hints.
The morns are calmer as nuts brown and berries plump. The rose stays away while maple wears bright color. To avoid aging, a trinket is worn.
LISBETH MODEST DRAPERIES appear in the season's frocks for formal and informal wear with Grecian inspired evening styles. The group features grainy silk crepe gowns with draped sleeves, bib fronts, jeweled belts, palmetto green crepe with nail head trimming, and Renaissance color tones. Accessories include braid trimmed wine kidskin shoes and a tiny velvet veil with a hat.
A simple noon luncheon for children features eggs with spinach, creamed egg with date and honey sandwiches, whole wheat bread with butter, stewed fruit, and cookies as possible substitutes for sandwiches.
Spinach ring combines cooked spinach cream and egg yolks baked in a water bath then unmolded and filled with creamed eggs. Creamed eggs rely on a butter flour milk sauce studded with paprika, then folded with chopped eggs. Date and honey sandwich blends ground dates peanut butter and honey between brown bread slices.
A housewife says a dish of carrot sticks kept in water and covered stay fresh and crisp for packed lunches and for visitors returning home to lunch, noting their crunch makes midday meals more palatable.
A reader offers domestic guidance to troubled wives stressing planning, steady daily chores, and balance. She suggests spreading cleaning tasks through the year, maintaining order, and improving health and attractiveness to ease marital strain. The unsigned letter ends with gratitude for the counsel.
A domestic etiquette note advises that dangling a toothpick after meals and chewing on it for long stretches makes one seem ill bred. If used to remove debris, do so discreetly and discard the toothpick promptly to maintain proper manners.
The report notes contrasting hems on new dresses. A two inch wide band of black Persian lamb outlines the skirt height on a black broadcloth suit, while black velvet ribbon on a gray wool suit trims the seams and edges the gored skirt.
An article by Logan Clendening MD explains that removing thought, reproduction, growth, and tissue repair leaves the body as an energy producing engine. It describes metabolism, basal metabolism, heat production, and methods to measure basal rate, including early ice calorimetry and modern oxygen consumption. The piece notes how goiter can raise basal metabolic rate.
Question on whether a mother to be should bathe in hot water is answered in the affirmative for cleanliness to aid both mother and child. The water should not be too hot. The Editor notes six Dr Clendening pamphlets available for ten cents each with a self addressed envelope. The titles include Indigestion and Constipation and The Care of the Hair and Skin.
Lilly Dache, renowned hat designer, began with $100 capital, assembling hats by day and making them by night after leaving a New York department store. Now overseeing 14 departments, she visits salons, runs five designers in New York, and travels to Europe, staying devoted to quality and her craft.
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