Shoes and posture study at Antioch College
The Antioch College health department reports a shoe survey linking footwear to posture. About 800 young women from the college, area schools, and nearby girls were surveyed to assess how shoes fitted affect body mechanics and health.
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Claud North Chrisman
Department of Student Health
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Joel T. Goldthwait
High Heels Harmful Survey Finds Postural Defects Linked to Heels
A perpendicular comparison through the ball of the foot and up through the knee, hip, shoulder, and ear measures posture. Results show increased postural deficiency among wearers of heels above one and a half inches, with carry over visible when photographed without shoes.
Shoes for Feet and Form: Proper Fit Beats Fashion
The text argues for footwear built to fit the foot first, noting standing and walking rely on proper shoe design. It emphasizes that appearance matters, but shoes must be both attractive and correct, with science guiding options while wearer cooperation ensures proper fitting.
Modes and Manners: Proper dining and office etiquette
A service plate is removed just before the main course. In a business visit, a well bred man rises to greet the woman and then resumes his seat when she is seated.
Princess Juliana Seeks Protestant Consort for Holland's Heir
Profile sketches Juliana of the Netherlands, age twenty seven, as she plans marriage to Prince Bern hard Lippe of Naziland. The couple, described amid Dutch romance, face a royal future with Lippe set to receive a large annual allowance under new law.
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Suvan
Holland
Prince Bernard Lippe
Naziland
Prince Henry
Prince Bernard
Juliana
Bingo
France
Switzerland
Leyden
Wilhelmina
Oil Facial Treatment For Smoother Autumn Skin
Guide describes hot oil facial and oil mask manicure to soften rough weathered skin. Using olive oil or vitamin F oils, step by step cleansing, heating, masking with gauze and cotton, fifteen minutes, then ice-water pat, astringent finish, weekly routine. Also details oil-based manicure for hands, arms, elbows.
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New York
Beauty Tips for Oily Skin and Foot Care Advice
An oil control routine suggests soap and water with liberal astringents and using a liquid foundation with a powder designed for oily skin. For foot itching and scaling between toes, consult a doctor or foot specialist as it may be an infection, with cleanliness and mild antiseptics sometimes helping.
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Florrie
H.C
Speaking of Style FTER a three months absence from our markets
A nostalgic note on bringing back Fall apples praises their juiciness and versatility. It highlights classic uses like apple pie and apple sauce, offers modern twists such as Piquant Apple Sauce and Smoked Salmon Canapes, and suggests serving apples through the season with simple dishes and coffee.
Fur Trimmed Coats Spotlight Fashion Show Review
New York Life reports 1936 fashion shows emphasize fur trimmed cloth coats dominated by fox borders and large collars. Descriptions highlight fur trims on daytime coats, suits with fur accents, two third jackets, and swallowtail dinner suits, reflecting broader seasonal styling trends.
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New York
Modern women and the urge to say I told you so
The piece questions whether women ever feel tempted to crow over others when events justify their warnings. It examines pride, restraint, and the social expectations surrounding women’s reactions to outcomes.
You and Your Child opinion on convalescent care and boy growth
The piece discusses a medical warning by Dr. Kennedy on excessive convalescent comfort and its risks, interleaved with a domestic scene where a mother disciplines a pre adolescent boy. It then outlines a view of boys in early adolescence becoming focused on male peer life, diminishing interest in girls until puberty when they become more sex conscious and grooming self presentation improves.
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Robert H. Kennedy
New York Post- Graduate Medical School
Columbia University
Kennedy
American Congress of Physical Therapy
Lillian
Donald
Mother
Dizzy Dames
Fashion Plate Describes Sheer Rayon Jersey Dress
The 1936 Fairchild caption notes an afternoon dress in black spun rayon jersey. The bodice is smocked all over, and the tunic overskirt is very full and unusually long, detailing the garment’s silhouette for fall days.
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Fairchild
The Hospital Appeal and the Illness Norm among Women
A columnist relays hospital anecdotes from nurses about women enjoying attention during illness and convalescence while noting men are better patients. The piece muses on shifting social norms, Victorian ideals, and the growing trend of treating bed rest in hospitals rather than at home.
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Martin
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