Allergic Rhinitis Known as Hay Fever and Its Forms
The article explains allergic rhinitis or hay fever as a year round nasal allergy affecting millions, with adults and especially children at risk. It covers symptoms nasal congestion sneezing and snoring, the link to asthma, and confusion with sinusitis plus diagnostic and treatment options including antihistamines and immunotherapy.
Mary Haworth Letters Show Readers Use Familiar Voice
Critics urge not to rewrite readers letters as if from pros. Mary Haworth explains edits preserve sense and pace while keeping the writer's authentic voice. Readers credit the column for offering vocabulary to spell out problems and encourage frank self expression.
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Marry Haworth
John
Mary Doe
F. K
Johns and Marys
Washington D.C
Worry Clinic case questions Hetty’s regard for others
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Hetty X aged 47 who burned tar paper in her yard and stained neighbors clothes. He uses the episode to compare empathy and Christian behavior with cigarette smokers and notes recent anti pollution laws in American cities banning noxious fumes and coal smoke.
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Hetty X
Hetty
Robert B. Pierce
Indianapolis
Ida Jean Kain Young Mother Slims From Size 20 To 14
Ida Jean Kain, mother of five, overcame compulsive eating and shed 45 pounds to reach 125 pounds. She details her diet shift from early morning breakfast to lean meats and fruits, with careful handling of starches and desserts. She vows to stay slim and offers a Calorie Chart via post request.
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Ater
Shere
Ida Jean Kain
Attractive Legs Are An Asset
A dated beauty notice advises women to improve leg appearance through skin care and massage. It outlines drying and moisturizing steps after bathing, heel patch treatment with baby oil and pumice, and shaving ease. It also prescribes two exercises to slim ankles and enhance leg shape over time.
Color Dominates Eighth National Home Show at New York Coliseum
Decorators press color to banish daily monotony in the eighth annual national home furnishing show opening for 10 days at the New York Coliseum. Industry groups showcase room settings using nature inspired palettes to create spaciousness and mood, from Renaissance muted tones to rainbow schemes and bold red white walls.
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New York
New York Coliseum
American Institute of Decorators
Assn
Ellen Seaman McCluskey
William Pahlmann
Melanie Kahane
James ‘Daggett
Jerome Manashaw
Hector i Grant
Fragile Glass Care Guidelines
A brief guide advises protecting fragile glassware from sudden temperature changes and allowing icy glasses to warm to room temperature before washing. Wash in warm to hot suds, rinse with slightly hotter water, and dry with a lintless cloth. A rubber mat and a soft drain board cloth reduce chipping risks.
Rugs and Towels Wash Together
Small throw rugs may be washed with bath towels of the same color if they are not too soiled. Shag rugs can be dried in the clothes dryer only if they lack rubber backing. Rubber backed rugs should be air dried, but may be fluffed in a no heat dryer setting.
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