The Grede treatment and eye care in infancy
The article describes the Grede treatment using silver nitrate at birth to prevent gonorrheal eye infection and protect newborns from blindness. It highlights the history, the combination of eye washing, serous discharge protection, and the need for early medical care to prevent severe eye damage. It also discusses trachoma spread, especially among Indians and the poor, and stresses routine examinations, schooling exclusion, and hygiene measures to control the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mothers Abroad Face Schooling Shuffle In Big Cities
An American woman in Paris and a British friend describe daily chaos of getting children to multiple schools. They outline driving, trains, traffic lights, and errands from dawn to dusk, with husbands often unaware of the constant “deliver and go fetch” routine and safety concerns for kids in busy urban life.
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Paris
Subway
London
America
Paul
Steve
Ellen
Alie
Roger
Bessie
Autograph Hunters Roam Hollywood Streets
In Hollywood a boy named Charles Marelli describes autograph fans as a wild subculture. Stars attract crowds who swarm studios and gates, trading or selling signatures as fans chase fame. The scene includes Lionel Barrymore and Jean Harlow, whose routines loom large amid eager youths and chaotic public scrutiny.
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Hollywood
Charles Marelli
Barbara Stanwycl
Hollywood autograph craze crosses stars and fans
The feature describes fans chasing signatures from Clark Gable Gary Cooper and Shirley Temple among others. It notes fans mail quirky requests and collectors seek autographs on silk pieces later sewn into a star quilt while stars themselves amass signed items and even door fragments from celebrity homes fetch attention. The piece highlights ingenuity of autograph hunters and the wide appeal of celebrity signatures.
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Mae
West
Harlow
Jon
New York
Clark Gable
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Pat O'Brien
O'Brien
Warner Baxter
Alice Brady
Lew Cody
Half Acre in Eden and a Chicago Night Mystery
Marcia Canfield, heiress daughter, travels from New York to Chicago to seek Frank Kendrick. She contacts John Waddell, learns Kendrick’s whereabouts may hinge on a restaurant near her hotel, and wrestles with fear and motive as she ponders Kendrick’s fate, embezzlement, and possible reentry into ordinary life.
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Marcea Canfield
Fanilip Canfield
Wonsip
Frank Kendrick
Enginemento Marein
Hin
Dorothy Osborn
Marcia
Marcela
Helen Waddell
Tony Stelliecs
Meteon Ant Marche
Elen
John Wandell
Frank
Ani
New York
Chicago
John Waddell
John
Marevia
Marsia
iMarcia
Portrait of an Unknown Lady in a Café Mystery
In a quiet city café Mareia, aided by a stranger's cigarets, contemplates solace as waiter absence and a passing newspaper lead to a cryptic sketch. Bruce McDougall returns with a torn notebook page bearing a penciled portrait titled Portrait of an Unknown Lady, mirroring her worried expression.
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Marek
Mareia
Bruce McDougall
Bruce Mes Dougall
Marcia
Mareta
McDougall
Hope Ark Announces Mayoral Primary Candidates 1936
The Stat notes the Democratic primary in Hope Ark on November 24, 1936 will decide the mayoral race. Albert Graves and Crupf Hoyett are among expected candidates with Delennr Daves listed as writer.
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City of
Hope
Ark
Crupf Hoyett Albert Graves
A Book Day By Bruce Catton Review
A wartime inflation theme in Sholem Asch’s The Wir Goes On is explored as a dark mosaic of personal suffering amid postwar Germany’s collapse. The reviewer notes the lingering influence of World War I, the looming Holocaust, and the return of the old ruling class, underscoring a lack of genuine reform after 1918.
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Germany
Sholem Asch
Mr. Asch
Hitler
Hart
Centennial Legislative Dinner in Little Rock Ark
Reservations for the Centennial Legislative dinner at the Hotel Marion in Little Rock on Wednesday November 14 promise a large gathering of Arkansans. Governor-elect Carl Bailey and lieutenant-governor elect Herbert Overman lead a notable turnout with other state officials, aiming to educate new Assembly members through the Institute of Legislative Procedure at the State Capitol. The dinner opens at 6 p.m. and is open to all state citizens.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Hotel Marion
Little Reek
Ilgeuss
Anavisas
Ay Mhiding
Tavietiag Institute of Legislative Procedure
State Capitol
Arkin Pandenerst
Teeing
Carl Bailey
Hebert
RB. Overman
Little Rock
Brooks
Little Touhy
Colt Hy Burton
Hil Dorado
Lien Ol Vampoy
Robert E. Wait
Little Roel
Arkansas Bankers
Sociific
Institute of Legislative Procedure
Fifty-First Central Assembly
Centanial
Wall Star
Mavion Hntel
Youngest Quantin En Base Holder Vera Baker 9
Vera Baker a nine year old from New York City is claimed to be the youngest person to own a quantin En base. Her item is said to hang in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.
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Hempstead
Miter
Tafayette
Associated Press
Wridten
Deri Ieee
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Jenn, Sterick Bldg
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
Ill
Vera Baker
Yenkis
Musceuin of Modern Art
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Hygeia
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Lionel Barrymore
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Tim
Jean Harlow
Oie
George
Shirley Temple Ahyaye
Kay Francis
Mass
Hoon Tix
Orient
Eden
Helen
Coe
Frank Ken
Idvick
Liver
Franke
Robert Dickson
Delennr Daves
Bruce Catton
By Sylvia
Grater Enthusiass
Capital City
Eleet
Legislative Institute
Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
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