Tuberculosis Fears Misleading in Minor Irritations
Royall S Copeland M D discusses how blood in sputum can stem from throat or nasal issues and not always tuberculosis. He urges calm, regular physical exams and not to panic over rare signs, noting many early cases lack blood-tinged sputum.
Medical Q and A on jaw pain eye dilation headaches and skin concerns
A 1931 feature provides brief medical Q A on jaw popping from chewing hard foods and neuralgia possibilities. It notes eye pupil dilation can be caused by fear anger or excitement and advises a thorough examination if eye trouble persists. It suggests neuralgia or joint issues may cause forehead pain and advises dental check and infection screening.
Home-Making Helps By Eleanor Ross
A reader recounts a near disaster when a half opened box of safety matches near a gas stove ignited unexpectedly. The incident prompts simple safety rules for home match handling and child education to prevent fires and injuries.
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Lunar transit prompts new ventures and cautions on matches
The article blends a horoscope by Genevieve Kemble with practical fire safety advice. It notes a day favorable for new contracts and ventures while warning of real estate and employment uncertainties. It also stresses safe match handling to prevent fires and casualties.
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Genevieve Kemble
New Frocks Stress Original Themes
Three new dress sketches are shown. A black marocain frock with white faille gilet and deep V opening features a circular skirt detail and a white faille coat with black marocain insets. A black white georgette frock with long sleeves is worn with a black broadcloth coat and cape. The third uses brown and blue crepe de Chine with vertical appliqué bands and a brown crepe cuff.
Roderick Plans Public Apology Amid Secret Pants Expedition
In a tangled domestic comedy, Dicky orchestrates Hank and Bill’s clothing and alibi to keep a girls’ visit unaware. Madge and Roderick navigate messengers, telephones, and hurried disguises as a secret plan unfolds with a reluctant confession brewing.
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Vinegar Rinse Brightens and Strengthens Dull Hair
A columnist presents reinforced vinegar rinses to revive dull or coarse hair and strengthen weak strands. The method uses cider vinegar in water with warm towel steam for ten applications, followed by a final rinse. A second formula combines lemon juice, vinegar and peroxide for fine light blonde hair to add body and lightening.
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Josephine Huddleston
Truth and a Child Dream of Her Mother
A seventeen year old girl killed herself after learning her mother was not a famous dancer but a vice racketeer. The diary reveals longing for a stage life, the meeting with a star, and the crushing truth of disgrace. The piece contrasts fantasy with a grim reality and notes the daughter’s final choice.
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Helpful Advice to Girls and a Teens Dilemma
Readers seek guidance on self confidence and dating ethics. Nancy Lee offers tips to focus on strengths, listen to others, and dress with individuality. A teen worried about marriage pressure consults conscience. counselor cautions to weigh motives and personal readiness before marriage.
A Fashion Model's Diary Brings Fresh Business Hope
Grace Thorncliffe’s diary entry follows Madame’s return from a devastating fire as a wealthy friend from Buenos Aires offers funding for a new shop. Madame plans to involve Helene and the narrator in decor and relaunch preparations while the pair celebrate with new hats.
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Shadows Miss Hoover Meeting on Washington Trip
A group of shadow children and their guides hurry from a train to Washington seeking President Hoover. They chase landmarks like the Capitol and the Washington Monument only to find the White House empty when they finally arrive. The tale notes clouds may let shadows roam free, unlike sunny days.
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Words and Wisdom on Books Across Ages
A collage of quotations on books and reading from Collier Frederick the Great Johnson Locke Luther Plutarch Socrates Sallust. The lines praise books as happiness tools and guides for youth and age while urging self improvement through others writings.
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