Spanking Child Jealousy and Real Gun Fears
A Wisconsin mother describes a three year old acting out with a toy gun and longing for a real gun. The response urges avoiding physical punishment and urges consistent discipline and engagement with the child to curb jealousy toward a sister. The piece promotes sitting the child for 20 minutes and requests self addressed stamped envelopes for related bulletins.
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Ring Around Salads for Impressively Molded Dishes
A guide to ring around molded salads including a Mushroom Sardine Ring with tomato center and a Spiced Peach Salad. Recipes cover gelatin rings, mushroom sardine filling, egg celery onion mayo mix, and low calorie orange soft drink based options. Serves 6 to 8.
How To Preserve Herbs And Nutritious Winter Dishes
Ida Bailey Allen outlines herb preservation with drying tips and storage in poly bags, plus a wartime era dinner plan featuring Half-Frozen Citrus Juice Chicken with Herb Biscuit Corn on the Cob Zucchini Blueberry Betty and simple desserts. The column promotes using fresh and dried herbs and includes a Tomorrow's Dinner menu with step by step cooking instructions.
Treating Ailments With Home Moist Heat Packs
Homemakers often act as nurses for family illnesses and can use moist heat or cold applications to ease pain and aid healing. Apply hot or cold packs at about 120 degrees with solutions such as boric acid magnesium sulfate or isotonic salt and keep compresses warm with a hot water bag or cellophane wrap. For open wounds ensure sterility and avoid waterlogging by pausing soaks. Rhino phymas require plastic surgery to correct oil gland issues.
Opportunities Unlimited Career Wives Find Two Jobs
A columnist advises women starting home businesses to balance roles. She argues transitions from housewife to entrepreneur take time and recommends simplifying chores, enlisting husband support, and delaying social commitments. Readers may request a resource list on making money at home.
Beauty Lady Band Leader Shares Travel Tips
Ina Ray Hutton, a Hollywood based band leader, shares travel tips from her years in show business. She advises packing light with two sweaters, a laundry kit, and a plastic soap jar, plus minimal lingerie and accessories. She favors a large deep suitcase and hangable luggage to fit dresses and crinolines with a small items bag for lingerie and kit.
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U.S.A
Hollywood
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Safe Coffee Maker and Kitchen Floor Tips
Thoroughly wash and rinse coffee makers after every use to prevent fat and oil buildup that taints future brews. Rinse soap completely to avoid unusual flavors. Watch for slipping rugs and electric cords on waxed floors as hidden fall hazards. Regular safety checks help the homemaker eliminate booby traps.
Elegance Returns in Home Furnishings Trends
Homemaking notes a shift toward elegant yet easy care interiors. Queen Anne pieces in mahogany reappear while traditional and contemporary groupings blend in modern settings. Rich upholstery and draperies avoid opulence, with gold accents and white and gold damask themes featured in model rooms across various home styles.
Horoscope predicts steadier relations and growth in 1957
Guidance urges resolving disputes and sticking to a routine to improve outcomes. Birthdays in the period bring stimulating personal relations and business gains by mid December with plans for expansion in 1957. Romance, travel, and domestic harmony are favored. a child born today is deemed resourceful and courageous.
Words of Wisdom on Talent and Equality
The quotes urge a balance between self improvement and broad learning, warning against dwelling on regret. They contrast personal growth with a diverse pursuit of science and art, and praise American educational opportunity toward a society of free and equal men.
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America
Arthur F. Corey
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