Winter second warmest on record in history
U S Weather Bureau expert Cleve Hallenbeck states that the past winter December through February was the second warmest on record with an average of 44.8 degrees, behind 1906-07 at 45.1, and notes notable warmth but unusual equability and no severe cold waves. The article compares past winters, cites December 1933 as unusually warm, and mentions moisture and historical record patterns.
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Cleve Hallenbeck
U. S .Weather Bureau
Hallenbeck
Weather Bureau
The Peril and Promise of Modern Permanents
A column warns readers about the risks of permanent waving amid tinted or treated hair. It emphasizes choosing a skilled operator and reputable salon, careful handling of dyed and white hair, and the impact of precise heat timing on outcomes.
Heavy season for permanents is now at hand
By Antoinette Donnelly the piece notes that permanent waving work used to peak in spring but now continues year round though spring and early summer remain busy. It highlights the invention and its miraculous improvement for women.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Extra Handkerchief Becomes a Regular After Purchase
A shopper recalls meeting a skilled salesman who explained two linen handkerchiefs, one basic and one finer, showing how the extra cost yields long wear and easy laundering. The piece argues that quality and clear comparisons help buyers choose what best fits their needs.
Vitamins and Variety in Diet for All Essential Nutrients
The article explains six vitamins have distinct roles and that diverse foods are needed to obtain all. It lists fruits, vegetables, milk, eggs, oily fish, and liver as good sources and notes cod liver oil provides vitamins A and D. It questions paying high prices for dried vegetables marketed as vitamin sources.
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Food and Drug Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hair waving experts hail test curl as key procedure
The piece emphasizes that testing hair is crucial for permanent waving. Experts insist on a test curl to determine the appropriate time under heat, with reputable operators likely to require this practice themselves to ensure proper results.
Important Facts About Vitamins Ad Focused On Knowledge Risks
Veda Strong of New Mexico State College cautions that a small amount of misleading information about vitamins can harm health and finances. She notes that food fads and bold product claims require careful scrutiny of vitamin content and benefits.
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Veda Strong
New Mexico State College
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Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Chicago
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Walker Wynekoop
William Henry DuBois
Apostolic Episcopal Church of Christ
North Bellmore
L. I
DuBois
Mary Helen O’connor
Massapequa
Bobby Singleton
15Th St
Wichita Falls
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Page Way
Roswell
Dexter Hagerman
Artesia
Carlsbad
Pecos
Ft. Worth
Houston _ San Antonio
Carlsbad Caverns
el Paso
Alamogordo
Clovis Portales
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
U.S. A
New Mexico Transportation Co
Union Bus Depot
Carrizozo
Roswell Pho
Carrizozo Pho
The
Roswell Woman's Club
Mrs
John C. Martens
Leland Fellows
Montgomery
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