Navy Blue Is Back for Spring Hats and Ear Trouble
An article discusses middle ear anatomy and how nose infections and forceful nose blowing can push secretions into the eustachian tube, causing swelling, hearing loss, and pain. It warns against blowing hard through closed nostrils and explains potential complications from untreated infections, including possible drum rupture.
De Molas paints scenery for ballet and sets
Nicholas de Molas a 36 year old scene painter known as Nicky, born in St Petersburg, painted sets and costumes for the Obeah and Gosaesca ballets by the American Ballet Company. He credits his success to hands-on work and bold training, recounting his rise from a Rome office to film set design and mural work.
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Dukes Duchesses
Semine
de Molas
St Petersburg
Russia
Ruimsny- Korsakoff
Marinsky Theater
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Chinago Daily News
Rome
Hos
Jim
Nicky
New York
Cotton Hose For Women From USDA Home Economics Study
The Bureau of Home Economics reports cotton use in women wear, highlighting improved yarn treatments that boost luster and finish. Designs balance wearing quality with storage, and the department notes grit can ruin a dustcloth, while even rough cloths can mar furniture and a bath is as good for dustcloths as for humans.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States
Department of Agriculture
Poiret Twill Navy Suit with Pique Collar
A Poiret twill suit in navy blue features a white waffle pique collar and trapunto decoration on the jacket. The design includes a gored, flared skirt for a distinctive silhouette.
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Batrchid
Spring hats shine in two Nicole de Paris designs
Rain or shine themes dominate two new Spring hat models. A blue Milan postillion with grosgrain trim suits cloudy showers, paired with a diagonal weave tweed suit and an umbrella with leather handle. Milady’s bandeau hat in navy blue shines on a sunny day, trimmed to match.
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Milan
Nicole de Paris
Milady
Spring hat fashions bloom with flowers and saucy bonnets
The piece surveys the season’s millinery trend focusing on floral embellishments and decorative bonnets. It highlights pale greens, white straw, and new hat shapes with bows, ribbons, and pleated wings. Bright colors like red and yellow appear among winter-to-spring wardrobes, alongside various straw and felt styles.
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Lanly Dache
Ptignon
Palm Beach
Beauty tips and homemade breakfast ideas in a late-20th style column
Readable fragments discuss skin care woes with whiteheads and pores and advise gentle scrubs and a make-up base to soften skin. Also includes a breakfast club suggestion with weekly gatherings, simple menus, and cordial notes for Sunday mornings. Recipes cover Sour Milk Griddle, Cornmeal Muffe, Cinnamon Toast, and related tips.
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Toselier
S.ft
Make-Up Will Last If Vanishing Cream Is Applied as Base
Practical guide for long lasting complexion using vanishing cream base and powder. Discusses skin types oily dry and normal, proper foundation application technique and shade selection for a durable, uniform finish. Includes tips on blending, mid day refresh, and wardrobe care for neat appearance.
What to Do With Child Who Has No Friends
A mother describes a bored sheltered child named Joan who has no friends and relies on elders for entertainment. The piece argues social development needs peers, recommends encouraging friendships, and suggests mothers provide opportunities and activities to build initiative and imagination.
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Jane Herbert Goward Oans
Roari
Caday
Nome
Joan
Kitchenette Era and Dining Shifts in Household Life
A preliminary look at kitchenette living shows improvised dining spaces in businesswomen’s flats and bachelor housing. The text notes shifting rooms used as kitchens and the appeal of buffet-style meals for newlyweds, with commentary on movement and space within small homes. It cites USDA surveys suggesting farm families are better fed than village households, due to home-grown protective foods like malt, eggs, and leafy vegetables.
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Lee
Gundaloo
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Jad Otter
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United States Department of Agriculture