Nose Spray Hope Fights Infantile Paralysis Spread
A south central surge in infantile paralysis offers scientists a chance to test nose sprays as a preventive. Nasal sprays showed near total protection in monkeys and await humane trials as U S cases rise in May to July, with a national effort led by Col. Doherty and support from the President’s Birthday Ball funds funding spray development and trials in Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee.
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United States
South Central
United States Public Health Service
West
Outh
Central
East South Central
John Badnam
Worksop
England
Badham
Jacob von Heine
Cunnstaat
Landsteiner
Popper
Paris
Flexner and
Lewis
New York
Lerner and
von Wiesner
Vienna
Levaditi
Brooklyn
New York City
Long Island
Anyman
Henry L. Doherty
Dover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Watts Springs
Chicago
Stanford University
London
Public Heath Service
Charles Armstrong
Armstrong
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
California
E. W. Schulz
L. P. Gebharay
Undercover and War Talk Mixes With Light Scorn
A caustic column bundles antiwar, political satire, and social commentary. It critiques broken treaties with Native Americans, lampoons telephone extortion and paparazzi sniping, and fondly skewers politicians, labor leaders, and Leninist visions amid wartime rhetoric and coastal culture.
Missionary Turned General Feng Yu-Hsiang Dream Tale
A long profile on Feng Yu-Hsiang, Chinese warlord and general, detailing his 40-year fighting career, links to Chiang Kai-shek, and conversion to Christianity after a vision involving a missionary woman. The piece notes his ascetic habits, battlefield discipline, and peculiar precombat rituals, including painting plum blossoms while reading Confucius.
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York
Feng Yu-Hsiang
China
Feng
Stromg
Japan
Japanese Tientsin Concession
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
National Military Council
Enoire
Charhesien
Anhwel
Peking Compound
Mary Morrill
Maine
Miss Morrill
Chiang Ksi-shek
Yai Shan
Sacred Mountain
Sacred Mount
Morrill
Bun
Methodist Church
Io Peng
Bissovitis
Reice
Smart Coats for Now and Early Fall
Midseason coats balance wearability and style as designers favor versatile tweeds and featherweight fleeces. White and pastel wools dominate, with three quarter length silhouettes, practical pockets and varied patterns. polo and travel coats emphasize comfort, durability, and season-spanning fashion for fall and late summer.
Going High Hat in Millinery Trend of Midseason
The article highlights extreme high fashion in hats with berets toques and turbans, noting a brimmed style revealing half the coiffure. It mentions three silhouettes showing the future of millinery and references designers and fashion houses shaping the season’s look.
Veils Dominant in Autumn Hat Styles for 1920s Fashion
Veils that cover the face and shoulders headline advanced autumn hats. Daytime wear favors large chenille dotted mesh veils, while formal looks opt for lace. Most veils are circular, draped over high crowns, sometimes placed before the hat to form a crown silhouette. Some visors are cut centers to crown or brim, creating a downward sweep toward the back.
Uneven Skirt Line Debuts In Paris Evening Gowns
A Paris fashion house unveils a practical evening gown with a short front skirt and a longer back dip, its full tarleton-like hem swinging in wide sweeps. Short skirts are praised as more practical than finger-length styles likely to be trampled on the dance floor.
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Paris
Waistcoat Blouses Popular for Town or Country Wear
Waistcoat bladies and double breasted jacket blouses of tie silk, bright Ascot shirts, and belts appear in fashion pages. Reidy W dresses up, Geanwus of colorful saun wear Voule outfits. Cebe sleeves and tear Her blele hints at new styles and textures in town fashion.
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Colutfu Saun
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Heise
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Duherty
Efurt
Doherty
National Fund
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Calif
Republic
Movieland
Tye
Mother Hubbard
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Lenin
Lincoln
Rusa
Irvin
Cobb
Lemuel F. Parton
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