Fashions Our Own Magazine Page and Health Survey Notes
A clipped feature discusses fashion pages and a health survey on deafness conducted in the United States. It details testing across 23 rural areas and 19 cities, involving about 9,000 participants aged eight to seventy, and contrasts types of hearing loss with the need for more widespread use of hearing aids. It cites Dr. WC Beasley as a key organizer and emphasizes the gap between available aids and those who could benefit, urging broader provision and research improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris Runvienma
U.S
Khap Olless
Moore
Eit Thag
Sizanile Scalesi
Health Service
WC. Beasley
Tocin
Ste
Shere Creas
Margit Baker Sings Amid Goering Dinner Intrigue
Margit Baker, the young operatic soprano, toured Europe before the war, singing in many roles. She recalled a tense moment when Goering inquired after her, pressed for dinner at a private box, and later sent bouquets. She then proceeded to Vienna for rehearsals before heading to New York and San Francisco for future engagements with the San Francisco Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margit
Kes
Jangens
Swouitehe Haat
Ramee Goering
Romte Ratches
Rishard Strauss
Jleading
Heien
EeyotceThe Youne Chanteuse
Strauss
Ager
Marsit
Missy Baker
Hcer
Miss Boker
Vienna
Miss Baker
Hitler
Austria
le Paris
Omer
Europe
New
Yorks
San Francisco
San Francisco Opera Company
Youthful black velveteen bodice with red stitched collar
A young looking dress features a black velveteen bodice with jet buttons and a white collar edged in red cross stitch. It is tied with red wool pompoms, reflecting a playful yet refined style.
Stuffed Muffins With Fruit and Bacon Flavor
Readable text describes various stuffed muffin ideas using fruits nuts and savory fillings like bacon. Includes batter recipes for orange bran muffins and date carn muffins, with steps to add marmalade prune apricots or baron bits as surprises, bake temperatures around 400 degrees and yields of 12 muffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onange
Addergard
Baron Hilt Bozether
Jewelry Color Rules Guide Based on Skin Tone
An article outlines jewelry color guidance by skin tone and hair color. It suggests pinkish complexions suit diamonds and pearls with pink casts, white or creamy skin pair with creamy pearls or sapphires, and blonde or tanned tones use rubies and yellow topaz. Fair brunettes may wear ends and bright stones while sallow complexions should avoid diamonds and sapphires in favor of coral and quartz. It emphasizes following general tone rules when choosing precious stones and mentions semi precious options as alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scman
Crsisners
War era clothing changes hit stores with scarce tropical suits
The piece notes army men buying affordable wear they can’t wear, stock levels, and prices rising after the war. It observes a shift away from silk to substitutes, scarce tropical worsted uniforms in blue and navy, and a move to lighter shoes with plastics and thinner belts.
How to Key Your Makeup to Uniform
A dated guide outlines makeup and grooming for personnel in uniform. It advises modest foundation, natural lipstick, subtle nails, conservative jewelry, and practical shoes, plus tips on hairstyle, avoiding nightclub wear, and maintaining a professional, self possessed demeanor on and off duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Prt
Reversing Faults On Child May Awaken Him
A mother tries the turnabout tactic to teach a child a lesson by tapping the table while asking questions. The piece warns such methods can backfire and should not be used routinely, especially if a child is unwell or violent. It cautions against modeling harm and notes children mimic reactions to influence behavior.
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Martins
Stileh
Letus Ray
Titurn
Marian Mays Martin
Romeo
Casanovas
Jesa
Coy behavior and dating advice in mid-century column
A long stylistic plea argues against coyness for women, praising natural charm and indifference as attracting factors. The piece blends social commentary with dated anecdotes, urging women to cultivate personality and restraint, while noting married men and vacation details, and a fashion aside.
Short Cuts To Recreate Roh From Breaking
A garbled note suggests improvised steps and warnings about mixing substances. It mentions a broken object and mounting a device, then claims a drop of mustard in water can kill insects in soil. The text lacks clear context or verifiable facts and seems fragmentary.
Evita Period Petatece Discovery
A fragmented line notes that Evita period petatece remains usable if submerged in cold water and left to stand until the next meal. The instructions imply preparation timing for future meals but the sentence is unclear and garbled.
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Department of Public Health
Ceriamas
Miss Wileson
Atay
MES. Mar
Nojipenod
Calif
Twachevther
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