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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
4
A collection of quoted remarks on democracy, dictatorial regimes, and public attitudes from various figures including Dudley White and Rev. Joseph F. Kiefer. The text contrasts American and European views, noting shifts in government and trade policy leading up to 1936.
Paris reports snails as fashion icons with gold bracelets and leaf pins featuring diamond snail centers. In Moscow, dropping a piece of paper the size of a train ticket can cost a fine on the street, authorities say.
Boudoir dolls reappear as room atmosphere enhancers. Dressed in period outfits from Madame Recamier inspired to Early American styles, they offer sewing projects with pattern details for a 30 inch doll. Store departments provide ready options in organdy lace and taffeta to match room color schemes.
T. D. Martin of the National Education Association addressed the Frederick County Teachers Association at Parksway School. He argued teaching is the nation’s most powerful profession due to large numbers, high education, altruistic motives, and direct access to millions of youths as a potential advertising influence for commercial interests.
Miss Corinne Brubaker of 489 EH Church Street Frederick says ANE relieved chronic constipation. She lists improved sleep, reduced back and limb pains, and disappearance of heartburn after trying the herbal compound from Williamson's Drug Store. She urges others to visit local druggists to learn more.
Paul Hoffmaster of Myersville presided as county association president. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt, state NEA director, introduced the speaker and urged efficient organization amid the discussion.
Ithaca New York June 23. A study of the salivary glands shows that even non left-handed individuals can be left granded. College students chewed food from a grocery store while a tester measured saliva and noted one side of the mouth produced more saliva.
A historic brief notes observation by Dr. W Winsor on gland driven taste changes. Reported that rapid saliva flow makes secretions more alkaline, slow flow yields acid. Links left-glandedness to neither hand, calls for further study to confirm.
The text notes that ter or salty tastes all result in all salinity or acidity depending on how quickly they stimulate secretion, linking taste quality to secretory response speed.
A program was presented Tuesday night at a meeting of TW Da Bureau of In. The readable text notes a school program as part of the agenda, with limited details available on participants or outcomes.
The article compares seramium and memagtsyl as skin rubs or powders to guard exposed skin against bites. It says eucalyptus remains less effective but may work when widely applied, noting varying results in field tests.
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