Copycats and Calm Lessons for Children Watching Elders
An article from a kindergarten association urges careful role models for children who imitate adults. It cites kids like Tom Linda Jack and Marcia modeling kindness manners and respect, while warning against chasing trends and stressing positive reading influences from heroes like Peter Rabbit and Black Beauty.
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Black Beauty
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Bob Cratchit
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Inexpensive Crochet Hat Pattern Offer
An old styled advertisement promotes Pattern 7087 for crochet hat and bag, using one skein of yarn and easy charts. It asks readers to send twenty cents to a New York address and include name, address, zone, and pattern number. The note also mentions a new Alice Brooks Needlework catalog and offers fifteen cents for a copy with illustrations of crochet knitting embroidery and other items.
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Alice Brooks
French stylists hope to reap cash this spring sales
Paris fashion houses prepare for a spring buying season as foreign buyers converge to preview Paris collections. Designers court dollars and pounds to influence global markets, with over 30 couture houses aiming to please foreign buyers and secure orders.
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Salong
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France
Family Scrapbook by Dr Ernest G Osborne
A father suggests visiting the library with his son Junior to share a library card and explore books including Treasure Island. The family makes weekly library trips, reducing time spent on comics and fostering reading interest, with comics seen as sometimes worthwhile. A note on nail polish care follows.
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Ernest G. Osborne
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Elizabeth Woodward Hairbrush Demerit System Proposed
A columnist argues for a demerit based discipline plan for teens, suggesting a points system for offenses like not making the bed or curfew violations. The piece defends parental authority while acknowledging teen dignity, proposing a 50 point threshold leading to a withholding of privileges.
Posture and Kitchen Design Tips for Homemakers
Work Center Heights aids posture by adjusting kitchen work areas to reduce fatigue. Test dishpan height by adding boards under the sink until comfortable, then measure from floor to pan bottom. Set baking and mixing stations at suitable heights and create distinct prep areas for salads, sandwiches, and pastries.
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Iter’ County
Beauty Board Promises Youth By Circulation Boost
A health note argues that preserving blood flow and avoiding facial wrinkles sustains youth. It describes habits that cause lines, the role of facial movement, and a "beauty board" method to lift and realign the neck and face, claiming nightly use at a forty degree angle aids cell nourishment and skin tone.
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Alface
Hand Sewn Hem Attachment for Home Sewing Machines
A new hemmier gadget promises an apparently hand stitched hem in minutes. Marketed by the largest manufacturer, it zips up a hem with no visible stitches on the right side. Available at local sewing centers nationwide.
Odorless Paint Promises Quiet Winter Window Work
A new odorless paint enables winter indoor painting with windows kept shut and no detectable odor or signs of paint scent, offering a cleaner indoor environment during renovation.
Kitchen Work Heights and Health in Remodeling
The text stresses matching stove and oven heights to posture, noting eight percent energy savings when sitting at a comfortable height. It advises ensuring knee space under the work table and raising or lowering equipment as needed. It highlights working heights as a health factor during kitchen renovations.
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