Indigestion May Impair Hearing A Digestive Link
A 1941 health column by Dr. Copeland discusses a proposed link between chronic dyspepsia and hearing impairment. It explains the pancreas role in digestion, potential effects of pancreatic deficiency on digestion and, rarely, hearing. Advice covers diet, medical consultation, and possible pancreas extracts.
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Stars Say For Thursday January 29 Horoscope
The stars indicate a lively enterprising day with advancement prospects in employment and favorable dealings with authorities. Caution against fraud in new ventures and finances. prudent handling can yield satisfactory results though labor and property may face disappointment. A birth date on this day suggests energy ambition and potential lavish spending.
The Little Hat Is Still Supreme In the Millinery World
Five hats are shown in a sketch, each with distinct style from fur collar wrapped black jersey to blue leather with wool jersey, red felt with perforations and black brim, and dark brown grosgrain with turquoise angora. The write up highlights wearable appeal and youthful charm in millinery.
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Kovah
Colored linens gain favor in home making
Eleanor Ross notes a rising vogue for colored linens over white for sheets towels and tablecloths. She cites practical benefits such as longer wear with proper laundering and advises buying from reputable shops while comparing cotton and linen looks and prices.
Household Hints on Cheese Tasters and Rice
A column discusses cheese tasters and buying tips from connoisseurs, noting color can be misleading and texture reveals quality. It adds guidance on cooking rice in milk with a quar t of milk per cup of rice, cooking in a double boiler for two hours, and optional sugar and cinnamon for flavor.
Mystery Box Secrets Drive Night Talk in Rural Bank Vault
The narrator and Lillian discuss Marion's hidden fortune box and a looming threat from a Chinese messenger. They review Mrs Ticer's tale, a potential robbery link, and the need to keep Marion and the boys indoors while a conference with the father looms.
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Odd Facts About A Fairfax Bible Sold In London
A historic Fairfax family Bible and psalter once owned by Richard Nevile Archbishop of York sold in London for $0,250. The crimson velvet binding shows Royal Arms and Primate insignia. printed about 1619 in London, it includes General Fairfax’s baptismal record from Cromwell’s era and remained with the Fairfax family for generations.
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Helpful Advice to Girls Column Query and Reply
A reader asks if parents should attend parties at the young couple’s home and the response defends oversight by parents as proper. Another reader seeks guidance after a broken engagement and asks about returning a ring and belongings. the counselor counsels clear, nonchalant closure and emphasizes time healing.
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Nancy Lee
Should I take him back after jealousy changes
A reader asks if she should forgive a four year boyfriend after a quarrel over jealousy. The advice suggests watching his behavior via a controlled social meeting with mutual friends and warns that jealousy often wrecks good relationships, noting that secure men are rarely jealous without provocation.
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Nancy
Lee
Slippers and Spring Hats Featured By Fifth Avenue House
Seen Along Fifth Avenue highlights a footwear house showing fabric slippers resembling flowered chiffon with black backgrounds and pink blooms. A hostess gown in salmon pink and gold lame signals the fitted medieval silhouette trend, while Spring millinery favors peaked brims and triangular hats paired with veils and beach sun hats.
Solving the Problem of Youth by Winifred Black Ames West
This column advocates guiding youth by inner self-control as the key to solving boyhood troubles. It summarizes Mr. West's program, urging parents to teach boys self-discipline and responsibility rather than external enforcement. It discusses parental questions on parenting style, money, distance, and how to apply the method.
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Erin
Two Shadow Children Resolve Their Feud
Nancy and Peter argue while shadow-children witness. Snug and Bug quarrel until agreeing to be friends, shake hands, and then suffer comical hand pains before seeking a doctor. The scene ends with the shadows laughing at the resolution.
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A Fashion Model Describes New Frocks of the Season
Grace Thorncliffe chronicles a fashion diary noting leg of mutton sleeves, tailored lines, and a slim silhouette in a black wool crepe frock. She highlights plaid taffeta vests and plaid fabrics as rising style motifs for Spring and Summer, predicting plaid’s prominence.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Billy
Pretoria
Words of the Wise
A collage of elderly quotations on happiness, modesty, pride, honor, love, and literature. Notable names include Robertson Zimmerman Richter Emerson La Rochefoucauld and Schopenhauer. The excerpt blends aphorisms on contentment, merit, sufficiency, and critique of bad versus good literature.
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