Apoplexy Warning From Dr Copeland on Stroke Causes
Dr Roy S Copeland explains apoplexy or stroke as brain hemorrhage from a ruptured artery. He notes risk factors age over fifty, high blood pressure, heart and kidney disease, and triggers such as exertion after meals and emotional stress. Prevention hinges on diet, hygiene, fresh air, sunshine, and rest.
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Medical Q and A on Health Diet Glasses and Gallbladder
A 1921 newspaper medical column answers questions about home remedies for skin itch diet impacts on acid condition whether to continue dieting guidance on eye strain need for updated glasses treatment for cholecystitis and shoulder muscle injury with advice on massage and diathermy violet ray lamp use under medical supervision
Fashion Model Notes Busy Days and Velvet Frocks
A fashion diary describes long days with little lunch, weight loss on a strict routine, and constant work in a dress shop. The writer praises autumn velvet frocks, mentions black and wine velvet, and recalls Paris trends with blue fox trim on a golden brown coat. A Lyons velvet frock with silver sequins sells to a favored customer.
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Small Hats Headline the Fashion News
Four new millinery models showcase chic design and artistry. The Mercury hat in shiny black straw features two bright green quills and a flattering curved brim. A pale green felt hat shows a double brim and cords with ostrich tips. A Watteau inspired black velvet hat uses ribbon lacing and a bow. The fourth is a black fur felt tricorne with a stiff feather.
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Dicky Prepares at Farmhouse as Doctor Deliberates
Waiting for the verdict on a wounded Chinese boy found in the cornfield, Hank and Bill bring him to the farmhouse. The doctor arrives quickly and Dicky acts outwardly calm while seeking to safeguard the Graham household. He asks after the children and plans precautions.
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Seen on Fifth Avenue and a Threat to the Baby
A fashion note surveys new unbelted evening frocks with lace trims and satin fabrics as a backdrop to a dramatic thriller plot. The scene shifts to a farmhouse under threat from Chinese assailants seeking a lock box, heightening a father's fear for his children amid a tense mystery.
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Crash and Another Old Custom Passes On
A humorous essay contrasts grandparents teaching nickels saving with the Children’s Bureau advice to spend. It recalls Johnny’s iron pig saving, Mary’s circus life, and questions how to raise truly human children despite practical funding ideas. Copyright 1981 by Newspaper Feature Service Ina.
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Fireplaces Heat Homes and Add Charm in Rooms
Homemaking guides praise real and fake fireplaces as essential in urban apartments and country houses alike. Proper placement and ventilation maximize heat, with dual iron grills at mantel and base circulating cool air in and warm air out, reducing coal use.
Entertaining at Home Advice for a Seventeen Year Old
Nancy Lee advises Kip ie a self confident teen to host with warmth and music. She suggests using the piano and radio, inviting friends to bring guests, and letting the group improvise. The goal is natural fun and meeting a nice boy through shared activities and congenial hosts.
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Quick Steam Wave For Last Minute Hair Huddle
A time saving home method to create a flattering wave when time is short. Begin with brushing and parting, set waves with pins, steam the set under a hairnet over boiling water for eight minutes, finish with finger styling for a natural two day hold.
Good Night Stories Shadow Picnic With a Honey Bee
A playful tale of shadow-children planning a honey filled picnic on a snapdragon blossom. They invite a bumblebee who arrives with dreams of honey, joins the feast, and pollen-sneeze chaos ensues before a new visitor arrives the next day.
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Words of the Wise Moral Reflections From Classic Authors
A compact collection of aphorisms and maxims from Seneca Charron Colton Horace De Segar Pascal Hugo Browning Landor. The quotes explore calmness learning from enemies anger about modernity happiness and parental love.
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