Public Health Advice And Dental Diet Debate
A columnist critiques persistent health broadcasts urging home remedies for colds and the role of dentists in promoting brushing and dietary factors. The piece cites a survey showing 96 percent of elementary students with bad teeth and notes advocates urge better hygiene and protective foods while questioning overreliance on brushing. It warns about misreading illness onset and the value of consulting a physician early, especially during flu and pneumonia seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Board of Education
Dental Society
Percy R. Rowe
D.D.S
Howe
Tristan da Cunha
Dental Society of the
Cape of Good Hope
Insurance Corporation
Lost in Glamour in Studio Escape
A fragment from a serialized tale shows Emilie and Jane planning a social visit, with talk of lodging and a studio shoot. Jane eagily embraces a new life abroad, seeking contact with friends and preparing to telephone the plant. The scene ends with a cliffhanger and a science note about comets.
All America flower selections guide for 1941 gardens
The article reviews the 1941 All America flower choices with medals for Petunias and other varieties, notes new delphiniums and mums, and highlights hardy, versatile plants like lythrum and veronicas. It also urges reading catalogs thoroughly for seeds, sprays, and gardening basics, and lists recent local club events and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Kingdom
Petunias
Spry
Goldsmith
US Dept. of Agriculture
Clara Curtis
Delphiniums
Veronica
Tiffin Women Host Meeting at Mrs Sentman Home
Mesdames Gertie Sentman Cora Anthony and Ruth Rarick will entertain WSCS members at Mrs Sentman’s home Wednesday afternoon. The Bid Euchre club met Tuesday with Mrs Melvin Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Gertie Sentman
Cora Anthony
Ruth Rarick
WSCS
Sentman
Bid Euchre Club
Melvin Boyce
Radio Schedule Snapshot With Broad Mix of Programs
Morning through midnight radio listings show WMT WGN WHO KFJB KWLC and others airing a dense lineup of church services news music dramas and symphonies. Notable carriers include Indianapolis Symphony WMT and Lawrence Welk WGN with various hosts and orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Family Altar
Calvars Baptist Church
WGN
WHO
Wines
Jordan
Alice Blue
Planiat
KWLC
WAMT
Prophecy
Indianapolis Symphony
Radio Chapel
Strandwold
American Legion
Strandvol
Stang
Rhansods
Major Bowes
America
Wgn—Radio Canaries
Christian Sctenc Keib
KFJB
George Sokolsky
Wall Crech
Sammy Kaye
Radio Warblers
Alan Scott
Ralph Ginsburgh
Lutheran Hour
WGON
KPEJB
NY Philharmor
Hawaii
Winsom
Ted Fio Rita
The
Hilla
Don Pedro
Design For Happiness
Musical Steelmakers
Minneapolis Seminary
WHGO
Wico
Wee
Alfred Wallenster
Kay Kyser
American Forum
WHBF
Roc
Columbia Workshop
Lawrence Welk
Wionehenie McCarthy
Capitol
Eddy Duchin
Sigrid Schultz
Manhattan
Helen Hayes
Mutual Playhouse
Lovell
Ho—Isham Jones
Orch
Chicare
Tony Pastor
Dick Jurgens
Anson Weeks
Herbie Holmes
Orel VW
Wro
WRU Weewws
Lfrica
Woake
Captain Herne
Happy_ Hank
Eure
Kathleen Norris
Arthur Godfrey
WSUI
Salon Music
Hannah
Kfjb—News Ramblers
Myrt and
Maree
Deacon
Knighits of
Judy and
Jane
WOI
Music Magic
Ellen Randolph
KPIB
Mark Kitchen
Jane Baker
Guidine Light
KPJIB
Waildiife Research
Betts Wells
Tom. Dick and
Harry
KFIB
Ric
Kitty Keene
KFIJB
Dr Olson
Jenny
Linda
John Feeney
Jonas
Luther
Our
Gal
Len Salvo
Wsli
AAG Pepys
Ian
Harold Turner
Lem
Martha
KPIR
KPIJB
Joe Doakes
Marsic of
Walls
Don Norman
Waui
Arnold Grimm
Advice from Mary Manners on Mrs Gs job decision
Mary Manners counsels a wife torn between returning to work and staying home. She notes the husband fears loss of headship and the wage earner role, urging domestic life to preserve marriage. She suggests the wife pursue fulfilling activities at home and support her husband to boost his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heg
Mrs G
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Love and Self Respect
A young reader from a small town argues with Lucky Man and Free at 23 that both genders can be decent. The response urges patience, kindness, and renewed effort to improve personal conduct, avoid temper, and build new, respectful friendships while seeking good companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
P T A Meetings Across Van Buren and Polk Areas
Van Buren P T A holds a Wednesday lesson and Valentine party at Mrs William Pepin's home 253 Sixteenth Avenue SW with a 10 cent refreshment charge and a valentine exchange. The Parent-Teacher council observes Founders Day Tuesday at 2 pm with a pageant As Told Be Candles and a singing performance by Mrs Wayne G Basler followed by nominating committee elections. Polk P T A invites all to a Wednesday 130 pm study session at Mrs Harald Smith 1802 C Avenue NE from December issue lessons led by Rosa Hickey. Tavior P T A mothers gather Wednesday at noon at the school with Mrs Rodney L Gould leading a Family Life spirituality lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
WGN
WSUI
Valant
Wsuui
Light of the World
Wsus University
Youns
Dr Malone
WOI
Mary Marlin
KFJB
WSUT
Lone
Ma_ Perkins
KFJIR
School of the Air
el Paseo Troubadore
Pepper Youngs Family
KWLC
John Dennis
Vic
KWLO
Portia
Parents Forum
Frank
Julia
Harold Turner
Meindy
Stella Dallas
Hilltap House
Radio Gossin Club
Democracy Is Our War
Lorenzo Jones
Organ and Sons
Kate Hopkins
Uncle Harrys
ABC Club
Wnto Radio Counc
Wmt—Radio Council
Tea Time Melodies
Children’s Hour
Wnews
Hedda Hopper
Carter Reynolds
Neve
Jack Armatrons
Mario Chandier
Fulton Lewis
Preston Bradley
Orphan Annie
John W. Vandercook
Herne
Newws
American Legion
Towa
Chicago
Billy Repaid
Wallenstein
Gabriel_ Heatter
Kfus
Surfridera
KFIB
Orean
Bert Hirsch
WWMT
Guy Lombardo
Raymond Gram &Wing
Blondie
Pageant of Melody
Burns and Allen
Avatt
California_Melodies
Dance Orchestra
AVMT
Johnny Hamp
Orch
WQN
Lew Diamond
Sring
Lou Breeze
Neil Bondshu
Joey Kearn
Alvino Rey
George Duffs
Ted Fio Rito
Aidnicht
Carmen Cavallero
Wgn—Dance Orchestra
van Buren
William Pepin
Sixteenth Avenue
Parent-Teacher Council
Board of Educastien Hinldeng
Wayne G. Basler
Tavior P T
Rodney Ll .Gould
Springville Social Roundup Includes Dinners and Club Events
Mrs J Emmons hosted Presbyterian missionary society with T W P lock and others on the program. Mr and Mrs J C Patten entertained a family dinner for Cedar Rapids guests moving to California. Various local hosts welcomed new residents and installed officers for Royal Neighbors and Happy Homemakers as the senior class held an old time party. Several courtesy dinners honored visitors from Perry Muscatine and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Emmons
Polo Lock
C L Burroughs
R. F Wiley
A C C. Rodman
J S. Bowdish
Esther Hopker
Lena Mann
Emmons
J. C. Patten
Harvey Lxsman
Cedar Rapids
California
Louis Peck
H C Carbee
Auda Kibby
Perry
Charles Kautz
Michael
Muscatine
L L Batchelder
Bridge Club
Mroo
Mirs
Fred Ford
Springville Creamery Emeployer and Friends
Olin
Fred Switzer
Happy Homemakers Club
Christine Fisher
Mary Weseman
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Tony Krejer
Henry Hillmer
Linn County Fish and Game Club
Hillmer
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
E. V. McCollum
Harper's
Harper Organization
Abalitd
Fifth Avenue S
Emilie
Gay
Ritz
le Sport
Brian
Sun
Earth
LL. Rhea
Florence Dunsmoor
L. C
Arthur Pitman
Lamont
Whittier
Morris Hoge
Hillis Armstrong
John Walker
Whittier Willing Workers
Everett Smith
Rockies
Iur
Ames
Town City
Bro
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Decorah
Farn News
Wol
Jerry and
Zelda
Tere Rane
Stease
R Muste
Matins
Prairie Melodies
Gerri Wace
TeaWster
Won—News
Kwic
Rane
Mary Manners
Lucky Man
Gand
P.T.A. Meetings
Springville
Wulkin
Star Jewelry CO
Second St. SE
SOC Weekly
Harold Ammons
Bakeoven
APU
Fifti Avenue
Pathology
Microscopy
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