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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
14
The author outlines a theory that emotions such as anger and love may alter body odor, contrasts it with the scent of those we love, and notes bromidrosis of the feet as a cited case. The publisher relays the idea, suggesting emotion influences odor and that association shapes perception.
Apricot Sponge recipe describes beating whites and yolks with sugar, heating custard, soaking gelatin, folding in apricots with lemon, and chilling until stiff. Also covers dough rolled on a floured board, cut biscuits, and baking. Stuffed Sweet Potatoes use baked potatoes with salt and pan bake.
A publisher states that for several years he has maintained a theory regarding a long-held belief. The claim centers on the persistence of a flawed premise across multiple years and its implications for his broader work.
The excerpt notes belief in a saintly odor from corpses, described as the odor of sanctity before burial and after exhumation. It mentions Mark Twain using that idea in his Traveler's Tale to illustrate how odor shaped judgment.
A 1932 guidance piece discusses eye protection for electric welders and the harmlessness of certain light exposure. It also covers knee deformities such as knock knees and advice on footwear, posture, and activities for children. Subcutaneous ostectomy is noted for more marked deformities.
Wilson Swan, an English innovator, secured the first patent for ceadon artificial silk in 1883. He developed the process by forcing a pulp made from wood and cotton through tiny holes to form the fiber.
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