Fashion Resorts to Tricks to Keep Tiny Hats on High Coiffures
Night watchman C D H of Texas, aged 50, six feet tall and 146 pounds, reports weight loss with no appetite and fatigue. Despite health concerns, doctors advise continuing work, suggest thorough stomach X ray to rule out ulcer relapse, and recommend cod liver oil or milk as digestible, nutritious supplements to restore strength.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Texas
C.D. H
Weild
Iron tonic and quinine aid appetite and health
The text advises an iron quinine elixir and tonics for anemia and poor circulation, suggesting a glass before meals and a switch to pills. It notes chilling and malaria risk, recommends possible quinine, and mentions an stomach X ray and diabetes test for Mrs E B of California with frequent urination, with bladder irritation as a plausible cause.
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E B
California
Modes and Manners: TeenAsk on Curfew and Napkin Etiquette
A reader seeks guidance on curfew for a nineteen year old and a method to negotiate with a father about staying out until 11 30. The advice urges compromise to gain trust and reduce conflict with the parent. A second note asks proper napkin folding and placement at table, advising simple folds and napkin left of the cover or on the service plate if used.
Edison Daughter Seeks Post in Congress
RS. JOHN EYRE SLOANE daughter of Thomas Edison plans a run for Congress in New Jersey s 11th district centered on Llewellyn Park The piece notes she resembles Mrs Hoover and highlights her suburban upbringing and new political life with husband supportive and related to John Purroy Mitchel while outlining her stance on New Deal WPA funding and taxes
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John Eyre Sloane
Thomas Edison
Gome
Congress
Mrs. Hoover
New Jersey
Llewellyn Park
Sloanes
Michael
Ted
John
John Purroy Mitchel
New York
Mrs Sloane
Dinner Down Lace by Robert Piguet in Paris showings
Lace dominates the Paris showings with a charming dinner gown by Robert Piguet. It features a small upstanding collar and a belted velvet bow tied under the chin.
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Paris
Robert Piguet
Hat and muff set with matching ribbon bow described
A compact black wool hat and muff styled to resemble fur, tied together with a slender essorial ribbon that forms a back neck bow. The ensemble suggests wear with a furlyss suit and features a larger bow at the muff.
Hatpin Fades as Ribbons and Snoods Rule Fashion
Hats shift from hatpins to flexible fittings as milliners propose ribbon bows braids and snoods to secure upcurled styles. False curls and decorative bandeaux gain favor while bright scarves and muff sets expand color choices with bold contrasting hues and medieval inspired jewelry accents.
Tips For Your Beauty
A reader asks about correcting a spinal curvature and body proportions while dealing with skin problems. Advice includes doctor supervised spinal exercises, swimming, gentle acne care with mild astringents, minimal makeup, hydration and balanced diet, vitamin supplements after medical check, and personal hair styling tips from a professional.
Making Hands Lovely Begins With Nails
This vintage beauty guide emphasizes hand care to complement makeup. It outlines polishing removal, cuticle work, soaking, bleaching, shaping, buffing, and applying nail polish followed by a finishing hand cream or powder lotion for a healthy glow.
Soup Welcome On Cold Fall Evenings Offers Hearty Menu
OLD rainy fall evenings call for warm soup and a nourishing meal. The menu features Cream of Cheese Soup, Almond Soup, Lentil Soup, stuffed celery, paprika potatoes, brown gravy, and a fruit salad, ideal as starters or a supper.
It's Work to Care For Baby Fed By Bottle
A woman's letter on feeding methods in early motherhood contrasts bottle feeding with nursing. It discusses the inferiority complex in love, shifts toward artificial feeding, and the time and ritual required to prepare bottles, sterilize equipment, and maintain a regular feeding schedule for a healthy, well behaved baby.
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Sie
Baby
Jer Pam
Wich
Dear Mrs Martin Advice Column On Loneliness And Dates
A 17 year old girl writes seeking help about a crush who never asks her for another date. The adviser urges moving on, accepting other dates, and enjoying opportunities, noting many girls feel similarly and urging sensible use of youth.
Seventeen Love Advice From A Teen Digest Column
Seventeen counsels youths on handling crushes and heartbreaks with practical humor. It urges getting out, accepting invitations, and enjoying life to meet new potential partners while warning that first loves may not be lasting. It notes that youth often misreads romance and that time matures feeling.
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Mart
Pot Holders Shine as Useful Kitchen Comforts
Pot holders are more than decorations. They must be large enough to protect hands, flexible to grip, and easy to wash. Like other kitchen items, they should always be clean and immaculate.
How to Care for Furniture Surfaces
Soft dustcloths mar furniture shine. Use soft pliable cloths and wash weekly in hot suds. Daily dust with clean cloth, then wipe with mild soap suds and rub with furniture polish to preserve sheen.
American designer unveils new umbrella brim hat
A clever American designer introduces an umbrella brim hat that sits forward and is held by a bandeau. The wide upturned brim complements a dress before coats or furs add bulk to the silhouette.
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Matilda Jane
By Jacqueline Uunt
Miss Ount
Oman
Marian Mays Martin
Jane Herbert Goward
Gails
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