Experiments Explain How Folk Sleep Patterns differ in Children
Logan Clendening explains observed sleep patterns in children including restless and quiet sleepers and how activity concentrates in the first 30 minutes after sleep and the hour before waking. He notes meals, baths, and beverages have limited impact, while cold weather aids restfulness and Lysergic studies show milk can promote quiet sleep.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Soma
Bols
Cottrst
Imeneral
Bel
Mira Cle: Luxuriating Woman in Satin Negligee
A description centers on a young woman luxuriating in a modern bathroom wearing satin negligee. She is filmed while applying a dash of Mira Cle perfume in Eau de cologne style once known by grandmothers. The scene evokes fragrance as a comfort after daily tasks and social activities.
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Eau de Cologne
Easter Bonnets for 1934 Reveal Mood Shifts in Style
Variety guides show wide Easter bonnet styles for 1934, urging Milady to pick hats that reflect personality or mood. The feature highlights Alphonsine, Agnes, Reboux, Vionnet, Descat, Schiaparelli, and Alphonsine designs with colors, shapes, and accompanying blouses in bold textures like of toyo straw, crepe, satin, and lace.
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Milady
Alphonsine
Agnes
Langin
Descat
Schiaparelli
Perfume, Breath and Beauty From Ancient Times
Gladys advocates fragrant breath as part of beauty and explains modern causes of unpleasant breath. Key remedies include diet adjustment for digestion, dental care to fix decayed teeth, and diligent oral hygiene with mouth rinses. A DIY rinse of borax, peroxide, and salt is offered as an example from her booklet.
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Gladys Glad
America
Beauty Q A column on oils and hair care
Weighty questions about olive oil fattening, castor oil shampoo for hair growth, and methods to remove fat from the waist and buttocks. Miss Glad notes she cannot answer via mail but offers pamphlets and a daily beauty column with self addressed stamped envelopes and small payments for processing.
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D. Cohen
Swampoo George
Willie
Glad
Miss Glad
Daly
Salmon and Asparagus Bake with Lemon Sauce
A household hints menu outlines a salmon and asparagus bake with a white sauce, lemon juice, and grated cheese, plus a bread crumb crust. It also covers salted filberts, a nut fried mix, and a yeast-raised children's rusk recipe with detailed steps and oven temperatures.
Drills in Arithmetic Not Helpful to Pupils
Professor Brownell reported that third grade children gain little from stop-watch drills in arithmetic. Earlier studies by G C Myers warned that excessive speed-focused drills harm learning and nerves. The editor notes two Myers pamphlets, Punishments and Rewards and Fear, available for ten cents.
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Garry C. Myers
PH. D
Acad Department
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
William A. Brownell
Duke University
American Educational Research Association
Cleveland
Educational Research Bulletin
Brownell
Save the Pieces By HANNAH PARIS TODAY fashion notes
Save the Pieces offers a vintage fashion preview urging spring wardrobes with bold color bursts and varied fabrics. It highlights feminine tailoring, plaid and Roman striped collars, scarves, and accessories like organza and veil fabrics to elevate a plain frock into a chic ensemble.
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Hannah Paris
Cooked Pasta Dish From Frayed OCR Note
A garbled OCR text describes a dish involving pasta rolls baked in an oven for 24 minutes. It mentions serving warm with a cream sauce and a tomato style sauce, but the exact details are unclear due to poor readability. The fragment hints at a recipe or serving suggestion.
Heron and Patience in Winter Poem Fragment
Poem fragment contrasts the heron by a pool with lessons on patience and moral rule. It argues nature imparts wisdom beyond schools or professors, urging self-improvement through time spent by streams and rivers, authored in a archaic, homage tone.
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Hy Brooks
Rivera
Leowrard HowllThurioe
New York Artist Erica May Brooks Paints Creation Series
Erica May Brooks, a New York artist, has painted a series titled In the Beginning depicting the creation of the earth. Born in London, England, she has studied hand structure as a focal point of the works.
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Erica May Brooks
New York
Miss Brooks
London
England
Women Put Back to Work by National Federation
Mrs. Geline McDonald Bowman of Richmond is president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women. She announced that more than 16,000 women have been placed on the polls through the federation efforts. Last year the federation aimed to provide 66,000 hours of work to unemployed women, making personal service a core member activity.
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Geline McDonald Bowman
Richmond
National Federaton of Business and Professional Women
Rently
National Federation
Virginia Says Girl Is Selfish
Virginia Lee readers are urged to note a letter about a 15 year old girl who dominates her fiancé Tom with controlling jealousy. The writer calls the girl selfish for demanding sacrifices and urges Tom to keep his friendships, suggesting the engagement may fail if the pattern continues. A second letter from JESSIE W. discusses a wife resisting divorce while a husband betrays the family, advising discussion with older daughters and a lawyer to weigh rights and finances.
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Virginia Lee
Tom
Aone
Jessie W
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