Women's World Elegant Accessories Keep Pace with Fashion
Elegant accessories align with new feminine fashion as dresses and coats boast full skirts. Three hat silhouettes dominate this season cap or turban pillbox and profile shapes with refined color, texture, trimming and luxe materials across jewelry bags shoes and furs. Small furs stay versatile and affordable while new sleeve shapes and shoe heels update silhouettes for comfort and grace.
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Dagmar Testifies in Washington Wage Panel Riff
Daylong hearing features Dagmar and a gaggle of show business figures as the Wage Stabilization Panel weighs salaries for stars, video performers, and sports icons. Dagmar quips about pay while panelists debate balancing the economy amid a flood of publicity.
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Dagmar
Doodles Weaver
Sharkey the Seal
Dizzy Dean
Frank Sinatra
Uncle Mikie
Flicka, Musial
Jimmy Durante
Leo Durocher
Francis
Talking Mule
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Your Children Settle This Bill and New Marriages
Kathleen Norris presents a slice of domestic life as women seek escape from troubled marriages. The piece traces the lure of divorce and alimony, blended with new romances, money concerns, and the impact on children, including cases of custody disputes and delinquent youths.
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Len
Patsy
Elas
Ward
Junior
Sphinx Witnesses Five Millennia of History Recalled
The ancient Sphinx at Giza is described as aging yet vigorous, having witnessed 5,000 years of Egyptian history from Old Kingdom tomb building through the Later Empire. The piece traces eras of wealth, turmoil, and notable rulers like Amenemhet I while noting mythic reflections on violence, power, and fate.
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Giza
Old Kingdom
Amenemhet I
Thua
Sphinx
Middle Kingdom
Mirror Of Your Mind On Natural Friends And Fear
Dr. Herbert C. Modlin, chief neuropsychiatrist at Winter VA Hospital Topeka Kansas, discusses natural instincts for friendship and the risks of repressed trust. He contrasts modern VA care with past custodial views and describes a broader hospital role in medical care, social services, and psychiatric research.
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Herbert C. Modlin
Winter VA
Topeka
Kansas
Shocks Therapy Moves To Outpatient Clinics
Health writing explains that brief shock therapy puede be administered outside hospitals to reduce stigma and let patients remain employed. It argues outpatient treatment preserves social ties, supports family involvement, and allows intensive therapy without confinement. The article notes improved access and practical advantages for patients and families.
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Mental Hospital
Health Notes on Proteins and Obesity Care
Health notes describe how proteins generate heat and remove excess fat tissue while repairing cells. Salt and water are essential for all cells, but overweight tissues often retain excess water. Exercise can replace fat with muscle, and doctors may treat obesity as a disease though not labeled so.
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