Not Even Invalid Has Right To Ruin Lives Of Others
RS G an invalid is a demanding woman who expects constant attention though old and feeble. The letter argues no one may ruin others lives and critiques overbearing behavior and unreasonable household sacrifices. A reader seeks help about a love triangle and the columnist advises prioritizing the older suitor and ending the younger relationship. The page also discusses child foot care and vitamin D treatment methods for pro nated feet and related exercises.
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RS. G
Mrs. G
Miss Manners
Down
Weak ankles linked to nutrition and footwear in girls
Ol Doc Brady notes three contributors to weak ankles and flat feet in girls aged ten to sixteen: faulty nutrition, neglect of physical education, and improper footwear. He recalls early medical practice using tonics with iron, quinine, and bitter bitters to address undernourished nerves.
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Ol’ Doc Brady
Which lunch benefits a stenographer more in 1936 advice
A reader compares two lunches and concludes the second option with a hamburger and banana split provides more calories, unless the milk in the first lunch is certified or raw. The piece includes questions about birth, cancer risk, and calcium, with Dr. William Brady advising physician guidance and listing calcium rich foods.
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M. W
Farever Cave Foundation For the Superstition
Weathered Plague of Work and Endurance Plaque Commemorates Poe
In Ann Street New York a bronze plaque marks where Edgar Allan Poe wrote The Raven at the old Daily Mirror site. The verse urges perseverance amid heat and hardship and credits the Good Lawd with guiding weather and human labor.
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Ann Street
New York City
Edgar Allan Poe
Daily Mirror
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Dodo
Peke
Personal Health Service
William Brady
M D
W. S
E. M
Dr. Accet
National Newspaper Service
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Chicago
Edgar A Guest
Smulekoffs
Third Ave. S.W
Cedar Rapids
Smulekoff
America
Karpen
Windsor
Simmons Windsor
Jenny Lind
Simmons
Innerspring
Innerspring Studio
Smulekoff’s
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