Food Fashions YOUR GOOD HEALTH
A health column urges April school entry screenings in Chr isman Ohio with free county medical society exams for all children entering school next fall. It highlights tuberculin tests, Schick and Dick tests, smallpox vaccination, and X rays for positive skin tests, noting childhood tuberculosis as a gateway to adult disease and stressing nourishment and protection from infectious diseases.
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Ohio
County Medical Society
Medical Trust
Schick
Guide to Charm Luster Rinse for Hair Dye Alternative
A home hair brightening routine avoids dye for quick lustre. Start with a thorough oil shampoo, rinse well, then mix a tint with warm water and apply until the solution fades. Finish with a lukewarm rinse, dry, and brush to bring life. Special rinses can remove white-streaked highlights.
Use of Contrasting Colors and Goods Makes This Season's Clothes Sprightly
Irene Vail reports a bright Easter parade driven by contrasts of print and plain fabrics and two to three colors. Hats run from varied brims to beret-draped styles, with milans and novelty straws in demand. Fashion notes highlight trimmed frocks, long-returned florals, and two illustrated outfits showing shorter-front skirts and peacock silhouettes.
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Irene Vail
New York
Couturiere
You and Your Child ORDERING BOY AROUND FAILS AS DISCIPLINE
A domestic scene shows Harry ignoring a command to fetch the carpet sweeper after his mother keeps giving orders. The piece argues that constant orders frustrate children and proposes that parents call on children only when needed to gain cooperation.
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Jane Herbert Goward Arry
Harry
Modern wives and freedom in marriage debated by Mrs Martin
A reader asks if a young wife should abandon her husband for months each year. The reply notes the dangers of prolonged separation, suggests caution but ultimately says it’s their life and not others’ business. A second letter questions a husband visiting a female friend’s home. the advisor dismisses concern as overreaction and advises no action.
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Mrs. Martin
Questions for Dr Chrisman Readers’ daily column
Readers may address general interest questions to Dr Chrisman through this newspaper. He will answer questions in his regular daily column on this page.
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Chrisman
Glamorous Eyes Eye Make-Up Tips Leaflet Offer
A beauty leaflet titled Glamorous Eyes offers extra tips on eye make-up and new aids for enhancing eye beauty. Readers are invited to mail a self addressed stamped envelope to receive a copy of the leaflet.
Waist and hip toning exercise from a home routine
A floor based move guides lifting the hips with both feet raised and alternating leg extensions. Start with arms braced, then extend one leg forward while the other lowers, touch the floor, return, and repeat. After balancing, perform rapid cycles and aim for about ten touches per foot.
Parboiling Bacon Aids Salty Flavor Removal
To reduce excess salt, parboil bacon for two or three minutes. Then pour off the water, pat pieces dry with a fresh towel, and lay them out to crisp in a hot frying pan.
Profiles for today by Talbot Lake UT on Alf Landon
A profile of Alfred M Landon highlighting his 1932 and 1936 presidential potential. The piece notes his independence as an oilman turned politician, his infectious smile and battered felt hat, Independence Kansas as home, marriage to Theo Cobaughner a Topeka banker, two children, and his appeal that he has no quest for wealth while his wells come in.
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Alf Landon
Kansas
Phoenix
Alfred M. Landon
Air Landon
Alf
G.olp
Repub
Lancar
Independence
Kanasas
Couns Ivania
Wreeter
Theo Cobl Vaunhier
Gauchter
Marnare
Ratas Unnersite Menar
Peter Ani
Tasty and Nourishing Dishes From Distant Lands Guide Cooks
A homemakers guide shares economical meat dishes using cheaper cuts to feed a large family. Hungarian veal roast, beef kidneys with wine sauce, pork with sauerkraut, Russian goulash, and related preparations show how slow cooking and seasoning stretch scarce meat, with stock, vegetables, and modest flour-based sauces to finish each dish.
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Judith Wilson
Model and Manners on Silverware for Gelatine Lettuce
The correct implement is a salad fork or ordinary fork when no salad fork is available. Gelatine should be firm but not wobbly. if it is not set thoroughly, provide both a spoon and a fork at each place setting to accommodate serving and eating.
Dinner Menu Highlights From Silvered Banquet
The menu lists dinners including pork pie with silvered string beans buttered potato balls and banana pineapple salad. Desserts include gingerbread sticks sponge cake with rum custard filling and sponge cake. Beverages feature tea Ixieneys with wine sauce buttered spaghetti Italian bread salad greens and black coffee.
Short Cuts for Cleaning Oven Glassware and Silver
Practical tips explain soaking baked-on foods in soapy water before light scrubbing to clean oven glassware. For tarnished silver, soak pieces in potato water for about an hour, then wash thoroughly in soapy water to remove tarnish.
Children Quarrels Pamphlet Offered Free By Mrs Goward
Mrs Goward offers her pamphlet Children s Quarrels free of charge. Write to the paper care of the office and enclose a stamped self addressed envelope to receive the pamphlet.
Making Tea Correctly in Five Minutes
L Boling of the India Tea Bureau says brew tea for five minutes for full extraction. Use one teaspoon per cup and one for the pot, heat water to boiling, pour over the tea, brew five minutes, then serve or strain into a warmed pot.
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L. Boling
India Tea Bureau
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