Dress Problems Solved for The Frankly Forty Class
Cherie Nicholas discusses fashion for women in the frankly forty group. Designers offer age defying looks with youthful charm through tailored gowns, shirring, and versatile pieces suitable for dining, club events, or home gatherings.
Day-Dreaming In Mild Form Not Injurious
Dr James W Barton discusses day dreaming in children, noting mild forms are normal for bright pupils and urge early attention when exaggerated. He cites Dr H R Brillinger and explains day dreaming can signal inferiority complexes or defenses against defects, but early treatment yields good results.
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James W. Barton
H. R&r. Brillinger
Hamilton
Canadian Medical Association
Brillinger
Linen Jacket Complements Silk Print Dress in Spectator Outfit
A midseason stylish linen jacket over a maize and white silk dress creates a desirable costume. The outfit is finished with a roll brim sailor hat to complete the spectator sports look.
Autumn Millinery In Paris Display
The first new millinery collections shown in Paris signal fall and winter fashion. High crowns, lofty trims and berets lead the season with big berets among the striking novelties. Ostrich plumes, bows and flowers appear with jeweled pins in the revived Paris millinery richness.
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Paris
Red Flannel Jackets Capture Fashion Interest
The piece notes bright red jackets in demand among youths and young women. It highlights red flannel tailoring as a stylish choice, with red velveteen also described as chic for evening wear and party frocks.
Smart Traveling Fur Wrapping Women Coast to Coast
A brief note highlights women traveling across the country or overseas who find a fur jacket the ideal wrap for journeys. It emphasizes practical comfort and stylish practicality for transit and varied climates.
Mid-Summer Styles Bring Attention to Black Hats
Forecasts predict bold mid summer wear with black hats drawing notable attention from fashion observers and retailers. Designers highlight versatile looks and upcoming releases to capitalize on the trend.
Blood Pressure Scare or Not in Medical View
A country physician uses scare as a tool in treating pneumonia and managing high blood pressure. Dr Henry M Thomas Jr. notes some patients need reassurance and clear explanations of readings rather than alarm. He argues balancing caution with optimism helps patients respond to treatment.
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Henry M. Thomas Jr
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
North America
Western Newspaper Union
Language Origin: Writing Began as Picture Actions
The idea that written language originated from pictorial representations of actions persists in historical linguistics. Early symbols captured everyday activities, gradually evolving into abstract signs. This view highlights the link between visual imagery and linguistic development across cultures.
Seamen's Institute Mother Roper Honored Fifty Years Of Service
Janet Lord, later Mother Roper, began her work with sailors after entering a Boston Seamen's Friends hall and later became house mother at New York's Seamen's Church Institute. She organized missing seamen lists aiding families and reuniting sailors across the world, recovering over five thousand men believed lost. The tale includes her marriage to a Congregational minister and her long, devoted career with three daughters in Brooklyn.
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York
Janet Lord
Hanover Street
Boston
The
Boston Seamen’s Friends Society
Destiny
Janet
Janet Roper
Seamen's Church Institute
South Street
New York
Cape of Good Hope
Cairo
John O’groats
Mother Roper
Gloucester
Canada
Oregon
Seamen’s Institute
Brooklyn
How to Sew 4y- Ruth Wyeth Spears project hints
The piece describes using cut-out designs for simple applique on a luncheon mat and napkin with green borders. It guides pattern making from cardboard, fabric cutting, pressing, and sewing with fine hemming stitches, plus an offer to order Ruth Wyeth Spears books with related leaflets.
Practical Household Tips and Quick Fixes
Mosquito bites eased by washing with water and household ammonia. Use a safety razor for cutting flowers. Dip shoe string tips in mucilage to rethread eyelets. Toasted bread removes excess salt from gravies and soups. Fold mixed bed sheets into squares by size to avoid mixups.
Cook Changes His Liking After A Bit Of Difficulty
A husband boasts of becoming an expert cook after caring for himself for a week while his wife was away. He claims bacon and tomatoes for breakfast and steak or chop at night, admitting bacon and eggs were once his favorite. He jokes about eggs sticking on the griller.
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St. Peters
Commonwealth
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