Hope Arkansas Post Office Protest Article
A Hope Arkansas post office matter is discussed under the March 3 1897 act. The piece references a civil institution view of newspapers and notes about subscription rates and Associated Press use. It covers charges for tributes and other notices and disclaims responsibility for manuscripts.
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Hope
Arkansas
Dettalken
H. B McCormick
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Star
Beards Herald Next Era Of Dashing Male Style
The piece cites Fortune Magazine and Columbia forecaster Paul Nystrom predicting a beard revival for men within a decade or two. It argues beards could revive male pride in personal adornment, viewing beards as a modest starting point toward a more colorful, confident masculine presentation.
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Fortune Magazine
Drake
Northwest Passage
Frobisher
Empire of India
Sharp Reminder On Flood Control Need In Pennsylvania
The piece argues against cutting flood control spending as winter floods faded from view. It warns that recurring heavy rains expose ongoing risk in the Ohio Valley and that delaying a comprehensive federal program would be poor economy.
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Pennsylvania
Alabama Still Breeds Baseball Stars
University of Alabama remains a producer of major league players. Luke Sewell with the Chicago White Sox and Freddy Sington with the Washington Nationals are joined by Riggs Stephenson Legrant Scott Baron Lee Rogers Dixie Howell and Jim Tabor in the Southern Association. Tabor, who left school this spring, hit a home run off Bob Feller in an exhibition game.
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Alabama
Baseball Stars University, Ala
NBA
University of Alabama
Luke Sewell
Chicago White Sox
Freddy Sington
Washington Nationals
Crimson
Tabor
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Rheumatic heart disease in families and prognosis
The Family Doctor notes rheumatic heart disease clusters in families with prior rheumatic throat infections in childhood. Heart involvement may present only as a murmur and the exact cause remains unknown. No proven cure exists and recovery varies by climate, with better outcomes in warm regions though relapses occur. Children with suspected rheumatic fever should stay in bed until a two week normal temperature is achieved.
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Florida
Puerto Rico
United States
Mechanisms of Rheumatic Fever and Heart Involvement
The article explains how rheumatic fever affects the heart including pericardium and valves, leading to murmurs and valve deformities. It notes enlarged tissues to compensate, and that no single germ causes the disease, with suggestions that heredity environment and living conditions influence development.
A Baal of the Symphony by B Hagein review
Bruce Catton highlights a new guide for novices to highbrow music. B Hagein’s Oxford Press book aims to unlock the labyrinth of symphonic form for general readers. It describes the symphony as a formal, rule driven art of elaborate structure.
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B. H. Hagein
Oxford Press
Love and Deception in Seattle Affair at Eastman High
Philip treks Seattle for Miss Baldwin to learn why Joan Barrett vanished from Eastman High records. He courts Baldwin to get the school transfer details needed to prove Joan’s grandfathered claim, while Sybil urges urgency about an impending marriage as the plot threads tighten toward a pivotal revelation.
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Hilip
Eastman High
Philip
Miss Baldwin
Miss Greeley
Eastman
Sybil
Bob
Seattle
Miss Barrett
Joan Barrett
Miss Goldwin
California
Joan
Greeley
Mothers Rights and a Mother’s Day Honor Creed
A paternal voice proposes a Mothers Rights list to improve family life. It calls for polite treatment, fewer domestic chores, prompt requests, consistent favors, privacy, more smiles, neat dress, occasional vacations, and moral support from children. The piece urges mothers to sow generosity early to reap grateful, well-behaved offspring.
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Tetays
Abe
Gabriel
Taila
Syphilis Education Series Explores Transmission Prevention
NEA Service presents the second of six activities on syphilis outlining how it is contracted and methods for avoidance. The feature discusses societal impact and public health efforts against venereal diseases as part of a nationwide drive.
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de. Fishbein
NEA
Syphilis Toll in Births and Simple Treatments
A 1940s style medical piece explains how syphilis can be transmitted from mother to child and cause premature birth death and later disabilities. It urges universal prenatal testing including Wassermann tests and treatment before or after birth to prevent infant infection. Also notes unrelated astronomical and tree facts.
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Morris Filibein
M. J. Filifor
Journal of the Americ Medical Association
A Book of the Symphony by Higgin Explains Classical Works
The text praises Higgin for clear, simple instruction on musical basics and symphonies by Haydn Mozart Beethoven Brahms Tschaikovsky and Franck. It guides readers to study excerpts at home and enjoy concerts, noting the book suits novices and seasoned listeners alike.
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Higgin
Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
Brahms
Tschaikovsky
Franck
Children Healthful Garden Vegetables For Babies
A brief guide urges urban families to grow fresh greens at home to supply babies and growing children with vital vitamins. It notes market vegetables lose nutrients in shipping and storage and promotes small plots, especially spinach, carrots, and string beans, as easy, productive options.
Sumner Blizzard Tests Windshield Heaters in Summer
In Columbus Indiana an austere mobile accessory plant plans summer tests to simulate subzero weather for windshield defroster and heater evaluation. A chamber will reach 30 degrees below zero while water spray creates sleet and a blower mimics a blizzard. A distant reference mentions an active volcano near Riley, Kansas.
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Columbus
Ind
Austes
Kansas
Aday
Lof Riley
Kons
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Ley
Joan Darrel
John Sendry
John Hendry
How Andrews
Mendry
Jon
Sybil Hendry
John Mendry
Philip Hendey
Edo Dex Starke
Charles
Cal Calltozala
Dorothy
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Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Piber
Todd
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