New Angle On Spring Fever And Heat Health Tips
Dr Claud North Chrstman reviews spring health warnings from health authorities. Gradual clothing changes avoid heat strain while watching for measles and pneumonia in children. Spring fever explained as a real physical reaction to rising temperatures, not laziness, with heat prostration lasting days until the body adapts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Clarence A. Mulls
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Mulls
Modes and Manners Advice Column Snippets
A reader asks if wearing perfume during office hours is in good taste and the answer says perfume is inappropriate at work. Another question notes the woman leaves first after a dinner and arrives first, with a head waiter guiding guests. Additional queries cover who sends elopement announcements, and whether dinner conversation should be limited to one partner.
Mark Ethridge Czar of Radio Faced With Headaches Gratis
Profile discusses Mark Ethridge as the newest radio czar after a career in newspapers from Meridian to Macon to Richmond and Louisville. It notes his youth lack of salary, affable style, and potential to regulate the industry while remaining approachable. Also questions if columnists or editors will gain a czar.
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Judge Landis
Will Hays
Mark Ethridge
Meridian
Miss
Meridian Dispatch
University of Mississipm
Macon
Telegraph
New York Sun
Richmond
Times
Louisville Courier-Journal
Ethadge
Regal Look evening gown with gathered bodice and pleated trim
A 1938 Fairehild design showcases a royal bale jersey evening gown. The bodice features rows of tight gathers topped by a pleated printed tafda frill. The skirt is tucked over the nsteps at center front and at a higher line at the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairehild
Guide to Charm Pack Up All Beauty Aids In Chic Kits
Practical guide for business girls to pack beauty items efficiently in a bag. Suggests auditing contents weekly, choosing essential creams powders and tools, and using compact purse containers and multi‑use gadgets. Advises packing a slim kit with rouge, powder, brush, comb, lipstick, perfume, lotion, and tissues for quick touch ups.
Beauty Tips for Lashes and Freckles in Everyday Care
Hairline tips for lash care to look longer and thicker with nightly brushing and a waxlike eye cream, plus a suggestion of waterproof mascara for special looks and careful removal at night. Freckle fading advice using lemon juice mild bleaching, protective skincare, sun protection for summer activities, and a note on beige makeup for men. Includes prune based recipes for desserts and a Sunday supper menu, with instructions for prune cake and muffins and a prune based dessert drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
New Fashion Trends Favor Bandanas and Heady Fabrics
New York style scouts return with tales of vivid sportswear and bandana devotion as summer nears. Rich tastes clash with peasant envy while hatmakers fear millinery decline. Fabrics swing to rough textures in cotton silk and rayon with dotted Swiss and shadow prints on organdie and lace. Paris notes highlight filmy evening slippers and cut out sandal styles with black net bands over insteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palm Beach
Miami
Paris
Short Cuts for Furniture Care and Gelatine Molds
Advice on preserving polished floors by waxing chair leg bottoms and furniture feet. Note that using enamel or earthenware dishes speeds chilling of gelatine desserts when metal molds are employed.
Modern Women Police Work Now Attracts Many Women
Thousands seek jobs on the New York police force as modern women enter law enforcement. A policeman’s lot may not be pleasant, but the image of New York’s finest remains upbeat and welcoming to applicants.
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New York
You and Your Child and the Duty Dilemma in Work
A mother questions her son Martin about homework as he admits he is tidying his bike first. The piece discusses procrastination in children, parenting pressure, and encouraging independent effort while praising small achievements. It then shifts to a different note about women applying to join the New York police force, noting about 2000 applications since March 23 and public reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artin
Martin
Maertin
Women Police Seek New Careers In Law Enforcement
Readers learn about becoming New York policewomen including age limits, height and weight requirements, fitness tests, education and experience paths, and entry salary with pension and leave. The article notes women already serve in specialized roles and perform well as sleuths, hinting at growing opportunities as time progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Police Department
Preventing Smudges From Freshly Washed Linens
A guide to avoiding smudges on freshly washed clothing and linens. Use muslin linings in a clothes basket that fit over the rim and fasten with string so washed items travel from wringer to basket to line, reducing contact with dirty objects. Wash linings and wash line frequently, looping the line into a solid mass and scrubbing with hot soapsuds at least monthly.
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DE. Chrisman
B. McD
Czar
Talbot Lake
Guide To
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Miss Hunt
Lucile Ball
Judith Wilson
Eleanor Gunn
Marian Mays Martin
Jane Herbert Goward
MES. Martin
Mes Goward
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