Milk anemia in infants tied to exclusive dairy feeds
Article identifies milk anemia as a form of anemia in premature twins or weak infants fed almost entirely on goat or cow milk. It describes two types, signs of malnutrition and fatigue, and outlines cure through reducing milk and adding cereals, vegetables, liver, and oils while improving sunlight and air. in severe cases transfusion may be needed.
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Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Causes of blue lips during swimming and angina treatment
A reader asks why lips turn blue while swimming and what to do for Vincent's Angina. The reply suggests possible poor circulation and advises consulting a doctor for proper treatment.
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Vincent
A Fashion Model Reflects On Lace Fashion Trends
The diary notes a fashion house in the South showcasing lace dresses for a season. It highlights lace varieties like suede and angelskin, comments on Chan tilly lace, and previews an advance creamy white suede lace model with draped neckline, cape and slit tunic. It also mentions shopper nerves about affordable luxury and upcoming spring arrivals.
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South End
Pam
Helene
Bill
Madame
Overcoming Jealousy in Marriage and Gift Etiquette
A married woman seeks help to curb jealousy despite her husband’s kindness. The advice urges gratitude, self worth, and combating inferiority to preserve love. A reader asks about giving a gift to a new mother. guidance says send a small token to signal friendship, regardless of attendance.
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Nancy Lee
Spring Coats Showcase Fur Trimmed Styles and Bright Green Model
Fashion feature highlights new cloth coats from Mode Fashions with fur trims and varied collars. Two standout designs are sketched: a bright green spring model with green suede epaulettes and scarf collar knot, and a lavish pebbly woolen coat in fawn with a blue fox bordered upper capelets and three-quarter sleeves.
Marion’s Dance Sparks Plot In Small Town Chorus
In a tense social masquerade, Marion suspects a backstage scheme as Ronald and others maneuver to influence her, while Noel cloisters in an alcove and Madge’s plans set the scene for a pivotal moment in their tangled romance.
Mary and Ronald Exchange Admiring Glances at Whitney Hall
At Whitney Hall Ronald whispers a compliment to Mary as they dance. Marion and Mary’s mother comment on Mary’s lively laugh and voices, while Lillian hints the next move will be another dance invitation from Ronald.
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Lillian
Mary
Ronald
Marion
Madge
Bob Trevellan
Whitney Hall
Katie
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Stars Say February 9 Birthday Notables and Arts
The column notes Venus rulership may favor love and culture, with romance and art emphasized for those born on February 9. It mentions Ronald Colman as a notable nativity and suggests a year leaning toward friendship and artistic interests rather than practical matters.
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Venus
Iime
Ronald Colman
Foday
Geniuses Are All Right In Someone Else's Family
A columnist laments by praising ordinary children over precocious prodigies. She’d rather have a familiar, rough child than a child genius who worries parents. The piece jokes about brilliant kids and concludes geniuses are best when not in one's own family.
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Chicago
Northwest
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Homemaking Tips for Kitchen Garden and Houseplants
Adele showcases self grown herbs and decorative greens, describing horseradish, grapefruit seed sprouts, chives and parsley. The piece then guides cut flower care, fern maintenance, and cactus notes for lazy gardeners, emphasizing water temperature, soil moisture, light, and occasional fertilization.
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Adele
Velvet fashion blends dresses and hats in smart outfits
Seen on Fifth Ave discusses investing in a single best frock and velvet ensembles. Black velvet frocks pair with matching hats to flatter the face and suggest youth, with fur coats featuring pony skin and Persian lamb highlights for the season.
When Winter Colds Come Beauty Departs
Advice columns urge quick beauty care during head colds. Apply camphor ice to lips nostrils and the skin between lips and nose to soothe irritation and prevent chapping. Regular use early in a cold is recommended to minimize redness and damage while reducing mental strain from irritation.
Home remedies for colds and fever relief from early medical notes
Advises camphor ice to prevent sore noses during illness and to avoid redness. Recommends sweet almond oil or nourishing cream for daily skin care, focusing on cuticles and nails. Suggests olive oil massage for fever drying and comfort, oiling feet, and a temporary hair oiling during illness.
Ice Encrusted Pond Picks Up Hidden Visitor
Shadows visit their friend Dart Bream in a frozen pond where the ice forms a glassy roof. They search around and beneath the ice to find him only to discover the frog trapped inside. They plan a rescue as the story hints at more adventures to come.
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Mij
Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Dart Bream
Dart
Mil
Knart
Bing Bestures Syndicate
Our Rhyming Optimist Ber Hair
A poetic portrait describes a mysterious beloved with bright bronzy hair, eyes that seem to reveal hidden dreams, and cool gentle hands that soothe the speaker. The speaker urges recognition of this dear, true, sweet figure when met.
Words of the Wise and Poetical Echoes Across Ages
A brief collage quotes lines about virtue money envy and mortality from Lamb Job Pope Swinburne. The passage references London and themes of selflessness wisdom aging and judgment, presenting a compact literary snippet.
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Dr. Copeland
King Features Syndicate
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Marie Marot
Heart of
Wife
Hank
Dicky
Carolyn
Searf
Noel
Bob
Adele Garrison
King Feature, Syndicats, Inc
Genevieve Kemble
Winifred Black
Eleanor Ross
Fifth Ave
Louise Duntley
Beauty
Josephine Huddleston
Maxtress
Aline Michaelis
Peone
Words of
Lamb
London
Virture
Pope
Swinburne
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