Reforming a Husband and Similar Portrayals in Mind Mirror
A discussion on spousal reform via perceived moral superiority, cautioning that shaming a partner rarely works and suggesting that showing alternative life satisfaction may persuade change. Also cites Dr. eo Kanner on infantile autism and Dr. A. K. Stokes on hereditary and nonhereditary factors, plus analysis of gender differences in death by self-inflicted harm tied to loss of purposeful activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eo Kanner
Johns Hopkins
A. K. Stokes
Canadian Medical Association
Keeping Healthy Poliomyelitis Epidemics And Costs
The poliomyelitis outbreaks occur mainly from late summer through autumn, prompting large donations to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Despite vast funding and ongoing research, epidemics persist with about 20 percent of cases causing lasting impairments requiring long orthopedic care. The article notes the burden on communities and the perceived value of substantial expenditures, as early-age polio cases later become able-bodied children with treatment.
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Pet
National Foundation For
Library of the National Foundation For
American Medical Association
Chicago
Health Notes On Colitis Diet And Body Facts
The notes discuss colitis being triggered by nervousness, reducing diets cutting fats by half and proteins by 25 percent or not at all, allergy as a rarely defined condition, migraine relief with ergotamine tartrate, water in fat tissue affecting weight, and rheumatism as an ancient disease.
Leftover Ham and Eggs Make Interesting Dish For Supper
Leftover ham and hard boiled eggs turn up in varied recipes from Ham a la King in Toast Cups to Smoked Ham Pineapple Patties and Ribbon Egg Salad. The column offers creative uses for leftovers with steps for toast cups, pineapple rings, and a gelatin mold, plus Lynn Chambers menu ideas and a note on enhancing sandwiches with mayo dresses and scrambled eggs.
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Lynn Chambers
Simple to Sew for Beginners Dress with Trim
A easy sewing guide describes a cool comfortable dress. A narrow front belt ties softly, and a scooped neckline flatters. The entry suggests simple steps for beginners to craft a stylish daytimer dress with a neat trim.
Home care and lunch ideas from old tips
Unprotected metal curlers and bobbie pins wear pillow cases quickly. Tie hair pins with a wide colorful ribbon to protect fabrics. Leftover meat can be ground for a sandwich filling. To stretch meat add chopped hard cooked egg season with salt pepper and onion pulp. Moisten with mayonnaise.
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Mirror
Lawrence Gould
Rome
Paul
James W. Barton
Lynn
Business & Invest
Benson
Ray M. Lang
Minnesota
Farm Machinery & Equip
Johnston
Johnston Farm Supply
Box 52
Dept. 5
Col. Hghts
Minneapolis
Linn
Iowa Line
State Road
Rudolph Mayer
Lakefield
Minn
Margy Plastics, Inc
Olive St
St. Louis
Peyton, Hatchery
Route 230
Duluth
Real Estate—Bus
Ilinois
Kashfinder
Wichita
Kansas
Mississippi
Wichita 2
U.S
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Bootez’s
Dakotas
Iowa
Wis
Nebr
Boeotes Hatcheries, Inc
Worthington, Minnesota
van Camp
Heol Fat
Gujoy
Kellogg’s
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