New Street Hats Highlight Five Fashionable Kid Styles
Five notable millinery designs showcase straw braids and fabrics by top French designers for children. Mothers face mass production levels, while outfits emphasize dainty, neat styles with satin, milan straw, ribbons, and embroidery. Beach coats, knit swimsuits, and bright sweaters round out the toddler wardrobe. Julia Bottomley reports from 1926.
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Dangers of Gas Poisoning Warned By Health Editor
Dr Frederick R Green in Health warns of slow gas poisoning from leaks in homes and stoves. He explains carbon monoxide bonds with hemoglobin, blocking oxygen and causing death, especially in infants in enclosed rooms. Cases cited from Journal of the American Medical Association note unnoticeable leaks as a fatal risk.
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Unraveling the Mystery of Angioneurotic Edema
A historical note explains angioneurotic edema a rare local swelling or dropsy type. It may appear on the face hands or legs with itching heat and redness and lasts hours to days. Heredity appears possible with families showing multiple generations affected. No known cause or treatment is established.
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