Fruits and Flowers Rally to Fight the Housefly
Dr. Chrisman urges total war on houseflies to save lives and prevent disease. He explains fly breeding, sanitation steps, and the need for trash control, covered garbage, fly proof facilities, and regular disposal. The piece urges audience to obtain USDA Bulletin 463 and intensify camp and home measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
M.D. Yy
United States Department of Agriculture
Health Department
Beauty tips for nails hair and eye makeup by Jacqueline Hunt
Rosemary De Camp advises a spring nail vacation and daily buffing plus bleaching under tips. Trim hair ends and use brilliantine then brush for brighter fresher hair. Shadow hints for eyes suggest near eye color or contrasting shades with light application and lower lid emphasis. Mascara color can contrast with hair and skin for drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary de Camp
Spring fashion hats with silk leaves and veils
A style comparison highlights two headwear options. One is a large handwoven Chinese straw hat with clusters of hand painted silk leaves and a frothy veil. The other is a small bouquet-inspired hat with tea roses violet leaves and a be-ribboned turban in bright fruit tones.
Veils Trim Hats Green a New Color in Spring Parade
In New York a Faster parade showcased hats shaped from fruits and flowers, ribbons and straw. Spectators noted abundant white trimming appearing early in the season, with crowds cheering as women paraded innovatively colored accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York
Armenian Lamb Stew in Slimming Diet Menu
Vyvyan Donner offers diet friendly versions of rich dishes. The article presents Armenian Lamb Stew recipe with lean lamb, onions, tomatoes and spices, plus tips to reduce calories in cooking and eating habits for weight loss. It includes pineapple lamb en brochette for a low calorie, flavored skewered option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Donner
Fashion notes on hats and millinery trends of the season
The article surveys practical hacks for kitchen items and then pivots to hats. It notes paraffin coated salt shakers, jar lid tricks, scissors for kitchen use, and sharpening on sandpaper. It then shifts to fashion, praising large hats, chartreuse greens, plaid hats with purses, snoods and wimples, and the hairnet revival as a key accessory.
Screen Comedian Dag Dogs Hobby Featured In Profile
Screen comedian Chase Buggles is profiled as a dog and bird breeder in Los Angeles. The piece notes his kennel business, pet shop, and training services while detailing his shift from stage to film and his relationship with director Wesley Ruggles. It includes his athletic hobbies and remarks on employment for graduates and married women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Buggles
New York City Athletic Club
East
Ruggles
Wesley Ruggles
Wesley
Charlie
Santa Anita
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Back to School and the Real World for College Girls
The essay argues that graduates must adapt to business realities, learning shorthand and practical skills. It notes that college women cannot expect super-woman status and emphasizes self respect, realistic wages, and a pragmatic view of career goals.
Avocado Dressings Split Between French Tart and Lemon
Connoisseurs favor a tart thin French dressing for avocados, but many people prefer simple lemon juice and salt. The debate highlights contrasting tastes for enhancing avocado pears.
Parent Must Keep Child Free of Foolish Prejudices
Jane Herbert Goward argues parents should shield children from biased views about race and religion. She warns that voicing stereotypes in front of kids muddles beliefs and spreads loose thinking amidst propaganda. The piece urges adults to foster democracy by developing a child’s intelligence and sense of justice.
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Jane Herbert Goward
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BP Children
House of Flies
Swat
DE. Chrisman
By Jacqueline Hunt
Miss Hunt
Fairchita
Eleanor Gunn
Vyvyan Donner
Snoods
Marian Mays Martin
Talbot Lake
MES. Martin
Mrs. Goward
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