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Breast feeding best in early months says two California doctors
Two California doctors report artificially fed babies may gain more weight after three months with medical supervision and fresh air, but conclude breast milk remains the best food for the first three months if supply is adequate. They note weaning typically after four to six months and advise monitoring milk quantity and quality to prevent underfeeding or overfeeding.
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A Humorous Tour Of Celebrity Home HighTech
The piece lists extravagant home features for stars like Warner Baxter Wallace Beery Virginia Bruce Pat O'Brien William Powell Tom Mix and Hugh Herbert including soundproof harp rooms wailing walls auto window closers smoke controls moving furniture and remote pool valves, illustrating a playful peek into backstage luxury and odd comforts.
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Polly the road through adolescence and misjudged cries
A reflective narrative follows Polly from childhood to young adulthood as she faces parental misjudgment, poor advice, and social temptations. The piece traces Polly's missed lessons, misunderstood motives, and the struggle to find trusted guidance amid a stern, unreceptive home.
A Bock a Day by Bruce Catton and Edward J. O'Brien
Bruce Catton notes a new anthology The Best Short Stories 1936 edited by Edward J. O'Brien from Houghton Mifflin at 2.50. O'Brien defends his selections against political motives and criticizes commercial teaching while pledging to highlight good stories regardless of ideology.
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Hollywood! By Paul Harrison slovenly gadgetry and dreams
Hollywood slant piece notes Grace Bradley’s staged pool dive from a second story window and a maid’s breakfast interruption. It jokes about Harpo Marx building a home and a world of escalators replacing subways, detailing a flippant, satirical take on movietown fancies and pseudo science with playful absurdity.
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Criticism and Notes on 1933 Short Story Selections
A page critique discusses the value of competent criticism for manuscripts and notes on a magazine collection from 1933. It includes brief reasons for story selection, a compendium of magazines, writer biographies, and an index of distinctive short stories published that year.
Folly and Farewell by Marie Bhizard in Hollywood
Linda Bourne battles debt and career pressures as her Commonwealth contract is renewed, guiding her toward a fresh start. She writes a final farewell to Dix and, driven by longing for Pete Gardiner, heads to New York to seek him aboard a eastbound train.
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Peppermint fog in Hollywood sparks gadget tale
The item mentions Claire Trevor and a fog effect using peppermint oil or mint flavoring for film scenes. It describes a special effects man facing questions about vaporizing peppermint and notes Trevor’s ongoing peppermint fog experiments.
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Fragmentary narrative with unclear names and dialogue
The readable lines show a fragmentary scene at a doorway with odd phrasing and possible names like Mr Nat and Mr ketr. The text suggests a tense domestic moment but lacks coherent events or clear actions to summarize.
Lina Impressed by Italian Planes in China
Chinese authorities showed strong approval for Mussolini's aircraft policy amid the Ethiopian campaign. Nanking plans to Italianize its air service, employing Italian aviation instructors and preparing to buy bombers priced around 3 million dollars. An American mission under John Jourtt had helped establish China's chief air school near Hongchow.
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Hempstead primary race names candidates for officials
The Star lists candidates for the Hempstead primary election including Emory A Thompson, Luke Monroe, Frank Ward, Ruffin White, Frank Rider, Clifford Franks, H. M. Stephens, Arthur C. Anderson, Ralph Bailey. It notes contracts finished last summer and three Americans remain employed. The text also mentions Venenses required to hunt bullfrog population in some states.
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