The Danger of Mumps Lies in Complications
A medical article explains mumps as an infectious disease causing swelling of the parotid glands and facial swelling. It notes possible complications including kidney and nervous issues, temporary hearing impairment, and even deafness, with quarantine and home rest advised.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
New York City
United States
New York
Board of Health
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Health Q A Excerpts on Diet Constipation and Vision
A reader asks about bodybuilding diet constipation and near sightedness. Answers advise cod liver oil nourishing food water sleep simple cooked foods for digestion and constipation relief and note most polyps require operation. coated tongue links to constipation.
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Victoria the Woman What Made Her Greatest Hour
The piece argues Victoria’s true legacy lies in her roles as wife and mother before queen. It highlights her marriage to Albert, devotion to her children, and how these domestic duties shaped England's fate, making her famed more as a woman than as monarch.
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England
Victoria
Prince Albert
Windsor
Albert
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Edward
Prince Consort
Britain
Mars Dominates Thursday March 19 In Bold Business Drive
The astrologer notes Mars in the chart with the Sun and Moon heightening energy and initiative for big business. It predicts aid from authorities and a year of achievements for those born on the day, with bold, resourceful, adventurous traits.
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Mars
White Is Regal for Evenings Dress Styles
A fashion sketch describes white as regal for evening wear with opulent accents. White satin and velvet are recommended, with oyster or ivory velvet for a stately frock featuring crystal bead trim and a crystal belt. Also shown is primrose yellow taffeta with a scalloped skirt and brown velvet coat trimmed in blue fox.
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Gracie
Stern
Madame
Helene
Tit
Lillian Seeks Husband's Counsel on Marion Invitation Problem
Lillian recalls a sharp outburst over Marion and fears her husband Harry's reaction to asking his advice about Marion joining a Brixton house party. She plans to discuss it quietly when he returns, while their circle protects the children from a Chinese threat and contemplates the right moment to broach the issue.
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Marion
Brixton
Carolyn
Harry
Junior
Roderick
Dicky
Park Avenue
Lil
Deuces Wild
Madge
Ruby Pearl
Pearl
Ruby
Jerry Ticer
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Home-Making Helps By Eleanor Ross Paper Aids
Eleanor Ross extols paper usage in the home to reduce laundry and washing. Paper substitutes for table linens and towels are praised for appearance and cleanliness, with paper napkins and towels noted as sanitary and convenient. The piece mentions parchment paper for paper-bag cooking and urges broader adoption of paper products in daily domestic tasks.
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Eleanor Ross
Real Men and Women Our Pioneer Ancestors
A columnist recalls a night out with Irish friends to watch a film on pioneer life. The essay praises hardy early Americans, contrasts them with modern life, and notes the couple’s naturalization plans while reflecting on enduring marriage and patriotism.
Helpful Advice to Girls about Trust and Romance
A teen asks how to win parental trust as she nears adulthood while dating a older boy. Two replies explain parental lectures stem from care and urging patience until she is older, plus guidance to stay friendly, seek other friends, and avoid pressing her case with her parents.
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Nancy Lee
Ovesick
A Fashion Model Describes Practical Evening Wardrobe
A diary excerpt notes Gracie avoids flashy outfits and favors light navy Canton crepe with an eyelet embroidered blouse. The writer critiques executive criticism of secretary outfits and plans simple, versatile looks for after work dinners and the neighborhood cinema.
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Billy
Batiste
Shadows Seek Horn and Flute for Garden Orchestra
Five characters Flor Hanid Yam Knarf and shadows search for a horn and a flute to form an orchestra. They repurpose a morning glory blossom as a horn end and retrieve a reed from a brook with help from a frog and a turtle, ending with securing the reed for the flute. Tomorrow they will make the flute.
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Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Ayilow
Anid
Flo
Mr. Turtle
Ings
Words of the Wise and Witty Prose Snippets
A collection of quoted maxims and aphorisms from authors including Emerson, Racine, Dryden, Seneca, Sandi, Rufus, Wilson and Lowell. The snippets explore fear, humility, justice, harmony, despair, freedom, and social perception across eras.
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