Fight Spread of Paralysis Epidemic in North Carolina
Approximately 50 poliomyelitis cases have been reported in North Carolina as one of the worst recent epidemics. The piece discusses spread into Virginia, vaccine trials by Parks Brodie and Kolmer, monkey testing, and the massive public health effort, with notes on transmission, symptoms, and treatment. It highlights the hope of immunization research and the need for neutral, impersonal testing.
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William C
North Carolina
California
Jackson Coun.y 3
North Carvilus
J. C. Knox
Raleigh
Wake County
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Carrigra
Maurice Brodie
William 8. Parks
New York City
Tom
Parks- Brodie
Kolmer
Bis
India
Wornstead
United States Public Health Service
James P. Leake
A. G. Gilliam
Greensboro
N. Y
South
W. Lloyd Aycock
Infantile Paralysis Commission
Harvard University
Chicago
Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Citien
Walter Scott
Frankin D. Roosevel
United States
Waseca Nawapaper Union
Making Cherry Pies Real Art
A midcentury kitchen guide details pie pastry technique and a cherry pie recipe. It covers fat to flour ratios, cutting fat with a knife, chilling dough, rolling, and lining pans. The piece gives step by step assembly for cherry pies and notes on using sour cherries and glaze, with oven times and temperatures.
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Edith M. Barber
Billy-Boy
Smooth drying tips for sheets and vacation packing
A Household column offers practical advice on smooth drying of linens using wind and line technique to minimize creases. It also covers packing wardrobes for trips, recommending weather appropriate outfits, rain gear, and cooling sheer garments to stay comfortable and presentable at seaside or mountain resorts.
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Gon Obe
Sea Ghote
Regi
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Fall Silks Shine in Paris Couture Display by CHERIE NICHOLAS
Glamorous silk trends dominate the Concours d Elegance and Prix des Drags in Paris with silk serge crinkled whites and velvetlike satins. Autumn silhouettes feature tailored jackets, three quarter sleeves, fur trims, and long suede gloves amid rich jewel tones and black accents.
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News Ag
Autamp
Paris
Stlce
International Alk Guild
Miladyte
Built In Bookshelves Tackle Awkward Wall Spaces
Reader notes suggest using 10 inch wide pine boards to construct sides and shelves in awkward wall spaces or under eaves. Shelves may be graduated upward from 12 inches apart and painted bright to contrast with the wall, creating useful storage.
More Taffeta Fashions From Paris For Fall
Cherie Nicholas reviews fall taffeta ensembles arriving in America from Paris. A gray silk taffeta dress features a velvet full train, ornate border edging, and a cape with green taffeta ruffles. Matching capes rise in fashion alongside the dress, signaling a vogue trend for the season.
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Paris
America
Wool-Like Silks Popular for Fall
Silts resembling wool are presented as the season’s texture perfection offering depth and heavy wool-like bands with lighter luxury. The fabrics suit tailoring and dressmaker details, ideal for early autumn costumes and cool interiors, with high twist novelty constructions and both-sides dull finishes. They appear in American collections for jackets, tailored dresses, and evening gowns with fur trim.
Novel Lace Uses Inspire New Dress Ensembles
Fashion notes discuss lace innovations for frocks including jabot collars and hooded necklines. Alencon lace appears in natural or dyed shades matching or contrasting with printed fabrics. Malmbacher styles show red lace paired with navy or green in black prints.
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Malnbacher
Sea-Shella for Hat Chips Clipped for pate and dressea
The latest clips feature palnted seashella used in pate and dressea preparations. readable fragments indicate a culinary note about shell shapes and textures affecting garnish or chip styling.
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Pate
Dressea
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