Wartime Bride Chooses Soft Daytime Dress and Jacket
Claud Noth Chrisman, 3.D. Wh Ear le Process describes how Theodore Earle, a mining engineer, developed a wheat peeling and cleaning method that preserves nutrients. The process uses flotation cells and drying to peel hulls without cracking grain, yielding rich bread flour. Authorities note thiamin and other vitamins remain, and the bread gains color and flavor, suitable for other grains.
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Claud Noth Chrisman
Earle
Theodore Earle
California
Kansas City
Montana
Public Health Service
We EL Schrelt
Modes and Manners Q and A on Invitations
Question asks if a church wedding invitation requires acknowledgment. Answer notes that a reply is only needed if the invitation includes Please reply or Kindly respond. The second Q and A briefly discusses mourning band placement on sleeves, indicating consistency with attire.
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V. EB
Horner Designs Gay Scenes on Broadway
Talbot Lake profiles Arty Horner a scenic designer who has worked on Lady in the Dark Banjo Eyes Let's Face It Heart of the City and In Time to Come for Broadway plus The Little Foxes and Our Town for film. Born in Czechoslovakia he studied Vienna trained as an engineer and architect before turning to theater design via Max Reinhardt. He later did Railroads on Parade at the New York World's Fair and I Trovatore for the Met.
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Talbot Lake
Arty Horner
Harnmer
Our Town
Czechoslovakia
Philadelphia
University of Vienna
Europe
Max Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Horner
Charles Boyer
Horer
Ellis Island
Boyer
Homner
Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera
Suit Sweaters Promote Embroidered Floral Necklines
A spring fashion note highlights a suit sweater with embroidered flowers around the neckline in pastel colors. The lower model shows white nesthead daisies with yellow centers scattered across the front.
Informal Wedding Dress Sets Costume Look For Wartime Brides
New daytime wedding fashion favors soft, casual lines for brides and attendants. Dresses in pale pastels with jackets or redingotes, often in marquisette or rayon crepe, lean toward costume-like restraint. Bridesmaids wear coordinated pastel jackets or print dresses, with feathered or ostrich hat accents replacing fur.
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York
Dackel
Cerkke
Evern
Head to Toe Check Up for Spring Beauty Routine
A compact guide urges a full head to toe self assessment for beauty care. It suggests embracing a regular grooming plan, shopping for spring cosmetics and outfits, improving skin with targeted treatments, and timing routines with daily habits to boost confidence and mood. It emphasizes neatness, pleasing makeup, and caring for hair, nails, and wardrobe while balancing leisure and social time.
Sugar From Beets And Cane Boosts Home Pantry
Judith Wilson notes sugar can be produced from sugar beets and sugar cane and explains why beets power U S sugar needs. With rationing looming, she praises beet sugar’s role, urges waste reduction, and previews weekly menus showing practical planning amid plentiful food, despite sugar concerns.
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Judith Wilson
U. S. Beet Sugar Association
Weekly Menus Stewed Apples to Banana Cream Pie
A sequence of midweek school menus lists daily meals from Tuesday through Friday including stewed fruit hot cereal buttered toast and cocoa on Tuesday to Friday options like scrambled eggs toast jelly baked fish and spinach. The note mentions future column delivery with a recipe.
How to Brush Hair After a Permanent Wave
The reader asks for guidance on brushing after a permanent wave. The answer advises shaping the hair fully, brushing to simulate glands and restore natural texture, using the brush bristles against the scalp, and parting into strands. Rub brilliantine between hands, brush through, and finish with a comb to arrange ends and tame curls. Two hot oil treatments may help soften and manage the hair.
War marriage is risky for the girl and the future
Marian Mays Martin discusses wartime marriage expectations urging women not to let war dictate life choices. The piece stresses resilience, calls for practical planning, and reassures readers that personal happiness can endure wartime disruption.
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Marian Mays Martin
Lad Must Decide Moral Issues For Himself
Jane Herbert Gowad discusses how youths must choose their own moral paths in love, happiness, and self-control. A father guides his sixteen year old son Joseph through a subtle talk about smoking and athletic discipline, emphasizing personal choice over parental instruction.
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Lad
Joseph
Father
Dad
War wedding vows and a hopeful view of eased marriage rules
A wartime column weighs the tension of soldiers marrying before deployment. Government talk of making marriage easier for service members is noted, with risks to spouses and potential children highlighted. The piece urges caution and reflects on how war alters lives and judgment. It also includes a recipe and a note on turnips, potatoes, and related produce in a home front style.
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Sway
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Milan
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Mne Hunt
Saterdal Breakfast
Sileedd
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Jane Herbert Gowad
MES. Martin
Gowaed
Carly
Seature
Asipecen
Copertsht
Perrhog
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