Newspaper Used More In Schools
The article argues newspapers should be core in education as society shifts to a newspaper reading culture. It cites studies showing high school students frequently read papers, with sports and current events driving interest, and urges teachers to weave newspaper content into arithmetic, geography, and social science lessons for a better informed public.
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Robert 8. Bistrood
Ilinois State Normal University
Publc
Chicago
Bing
Gettier
Paine
Georry Henry
United States
Thorpe
Merle
Vilard
Osvale Garrison
Cosmetics Bewitch By Lucien LeLong
Paris column on beauty routines and the dressing table as an artist’s palette. Women should test lip and face rouges, powders, nails, and perfumes to harmonize with personality and attire. Paris introduces new atomizers and crystal powder boxes, stressing that contents and container shape beauty.
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Lucien Lelong
Central Press
Paris
Ponce de Leon
Poems That Live Birds Sing Round My Window
A brief, period tone poem notes birds singing outside a window while the speaker cites a cage of song that cannot contain them. The verse recalls thoughts soaring beyond confinement, with a refrain on freedom and imagination inspired by nature.
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Richard Henry Stoddard
Good Gardening Prepare to Fight Carpenter Bee
Central Press garden expert Dean Halliday warns of carpenter bees boring into rose canes and stubs. The small black insects lay eggs, producing green borers and more bees. pruning below affected pith and sealing exposed areas with carpet tacks can deter attacks on rose bushes.
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Dean Halliday
Dr Clendening Tells Pyelitis Causes And Treatment
Reader questions about pyelitis cover its cause symptoms and treatment. Pyelitis is kidney pelvis infection from upstream germs or constipation. Prevention focuses on proper glasses and eye hygiene. eyelid cleansing is urged. Angioneurotic edema of the lip is linked to sensitivities. Ed note offers six Dr Clendening pamphlets for 10 cents each.
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Clendening
Logan Clendening
M. D
STYLE WHLIMSIES City street clothes length debate sparks color trends
The piece notes an approved daytime length for street clothes of 11 to 12 inches from the ground and observes newer compact designs adopting long flowing lines. It reports readers asking about spring color trends and describes a triangular small item labeled M.CG. as part of the discussion.
Loretta Young on spring cleaning keeps beauty intact
Gladys Glad profiles Loretta Youngs and her tips for maintaining beauty during spring cleaning. Advice covers pacing tasks, protecting hair with cold cream and powder, wearing a hat, ventilating rooms nightly, using rubber gloves, avoiding harsh soaps, softening water with borax, and applying castor oil and lash care for a polished look while cleaning at home.
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Gladys Glad
America
Loretta Youngs
Loretta
Cain
Wife Preservers A Penal Sharpener in the Kitchen
Fragmentary note describes a chaotic domestic scene with a mother and children in a kitchen. Objects or actions are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the text implies household disruption and unsafe items near the floor.
Candy Kiss Cookies From a Recipe Card
A vintage confection recipe describes making about twenty kisses. It blends cereals with marshmallows, coconut and vanilla, folded into beaten egg white after a hot sugar syrup. Cookies bake about fifteen minutes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit, then lift easily from parchment.
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Ak BS
Beauty is Honored and Rockford College Head
Virginia Grant of Highland Park, TH, was elected president of Rockford College student government in Rockford, Ii. The article notes broader ties to Indian welfare legislation advocated by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, including funding for Indian nursing and citizenship rights, with leaders including Grace Morrison Foote and Dr. Fred C. Howe speaking on related policy.
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Lilian Campbell
Virginia
Highland Park
Rockford College
Rockford, Ii
General Federation of Women's Clubs
United States Congress
Interior Department
Roosevelt
Federation
Division of Indian Welfare
Department of Legislation
Congress
General Federation
Grace Morrison Foote
Fred C. Howe
Consumers’ Counsel
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Washington
Household Hints from MEAVON Breakfast Menu Items
A compact collection of kitchen tips and recipes including orange juice, fried whole wheat, slush syrup, coffee, celery apple salad, spinach, pineapple pie, and potato doughnuts. Steps cover Spanish rice, fried cracked wheat mush, and a vinegar tip to reduce fat absorption in frying.
Widow II, Friends Are Neglectful
Virginia Lee addresses loneliness among widows, urging readers to form supportive groups. She shares a letter from a widow who laments lack of friendly visits during illness and suggests starting a social club for single women over forty. The piece notes gratitude exists and asks whether a live-in helper could ease isolation.
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Virginia Lee
Miss Lee
Virginia
Tam
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