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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
13
Gladys Glad discusses the waning popularity of lobster-red nail polish while noting a growing variety of 39 color shades including black gold silver and mother of pearl. She warns about careful selection matching with outfits and proper nail care for a chic look.
Parisians embrace a triangle signet ring as the latest fad. Both men and women wear oversized pieces with monograms. men favor simpler yellow gold settings while some women’s rings feature pearl borders. The prominent garnet centerpiece and broad triangular shape dominate the display.
Noted New Orleans natives the Boswell sisters gain fame across films radio and vaudeville. Martha provides accompaniments and singing while Connie shines as a blues singer and Vet harmonizes and plays multiple instruments. The trio began as instrumental performers in youth in San Francisco.
Glady Glad answers reader questions on makeup removal focusing on mascara removal with tepid water and cold cream. She adds tips on hair oiling and brushing ends first for shine and manageability. She cautions glycerine use on hands unless mixed with rosewater and oils for skin softness.
A reader asks how to care for dry hair after washing and waving. The adviser suggests options to reduce frizz and improve texture and sebum balance.
A fragmented verse of playful similes mocks headlines and political jabs, referencing a misfired radio song and a dull tabloid tone. The piece hints at a melodramatic domestic headline and a failed Canadian convention joke amid garbled text.
A reader column presents two scenarios about competing romantic interest among friends. Advice suggests balancing friendship and desire, with options like drawing straws or letting circumstance unfold, and emphasizes preserving friendship over pursuing the same man. Another note counsels a mother on handling a daughter's dress and behavior, urging calm, consistent boundaries and affection.
A compact explainer on diathermy describing it as heat produced inside tissues by high frequency current. It outlines its intended medical use, how it differs from mere surface heating, and cautions against overhyped claims. It answers reader questions about nerve operations in tuberculosis cases with clinical context from cited literature.
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