Mirror of Your Mind Reflections on love work and children
A series of insights discusses how healthy adults seek connection rather than wealth for true satisfaction. It notes career as compensation for lack of love, relates a wife mother career choice to children’s security, and explains a child’s night relapse signals unresolved resentment from affection shifts.
Cancer Detectives Seek Early Diagnosis Worldwide
Health groups urge universal and routine checks to catch cancer in early stages. Editorial notes that prevention, early detection, and adequate treatment form the medical attack, with emphasis on examining middle aged and older adults for tumors that are visible or indicated by early signs.
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Journal of the America: Medical Association
Carter
Health Notes on Diet and Blood Pressure Hazards
Overweight is a fore runner and cause of high blood pressure. Pale individuals who tire easily may combat pernicious anemia by eating more iron rich foods such as liver, meat, green vegetables, egg yolk, and whole grains. Breathlessness can stem from acid foods and nasal blockage, not heart disease. Eating less food at intervals may lower blood pressure.
Teachings of Jesus Guide Modern Sunday Schools
The article argues Sunday schools reflect Jesus's teaching style by reaching plain people, not university audiences, and shaping minds and bodies as whole personalities. It stresses consistent action over words, teaching religion first and modeling faith in daily life, with teachers reinforcing lessons through lived example.
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Foreman
Christ
Church of Today
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Man
Pipe Rack Pattern No 4 for Wood Carving Head
An easy wood carving project yields a pipe rack head with two ears and a leather nose band. Trace the pattern on scraps, cut three pieces, glue, sand, paint or stain, then assemble for a realistic display. Requires only a 25¢ coping saw and mailing form to East-Dild Pattern Company for the pattern.
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N.Y
War Device to Aid Polio Victims
A WWII oxygen valve designed for high altitude flight injuries is being repurposed to treat polio patients. Miné Safety Appliance, originator of the mask device, reports ongoing research since the war to adapt it for respiratory ailments. The Council on Physical Medicine of the AMA has approved the device as an adjunct to the iron lung and for inhaled drugs.
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Miné Safety Appliance Company
Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
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