The Last Pair: Two Survivors Debate Postwar World
In a desolate setting two final survivors, Stoopey and Droopey, debate ending hatred and a fragile peace after a world war. They toy with reconciliation but struggle over trust while musing on a new order and the allure of a lone radio. The monologue shifts to America’s anthem and the spectacle around it.
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Stoopey
Droopey
You
Fred Astaire
Astaire
Paulette Goddard
Hollywood
War leaders hold three hour talks promise no gas warfare
Elmer Twitchell recalls a friend seen downtown with his family. Mr. Green and Mr. Lewis press for a labor peace regardless of consequences.
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Hitler
Elmer Twitchell
Mr. Green
Mr. Lewis
Sclerotherapy And Its Field Of Usefulness
Dr. James W. Barton reviews sclerotherapy its applications and potential benefits in treating vascular and related conditions, outlining techniques and outcomes with emphasis on practical clinical use and patient selection.
Rise of medical specialties and sclerotherapy discussed
An article explains how many medical specialties exist to handle new knowledge and tests in medicine. It notes general practitioners manage most ailments but may refer to specialists when needed, and introduces sclerotherapy, a treatment using hardening substances to destroy faulty tissue, once discredited due to substance issues.
Conditions That Can Be Helped By Surgery
Dr H I Biegeleisen outlines conditions treatable by skilled surgeons or physicians through sclerotherapy and related methods. Vein disorders such as varicose veins and hemorrhoids, arterial enlargements like aneurysms, cystic enlargements include hydrocele and bursitis, ruptures or hernias, growths or warts, and miscellaneous issues such as fissures goiter and enlarged nasal turbinates.
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H. I. Biegeleisen
Shock Treatment Advances Through History and Practice
The article traces evolving shock management from posture and warmth to fluids, salts, and oxygen. It notes adrenal and pancreatic extracts, then blood and plasma transfusions as pivotal steps improving circulation, metabolism, and tissue safety in shock.
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John Scudder
Department of Surgery
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
The Goodfellow Club Seeks Christmas Charity Support
The piece urges readers to join the Goodfellow Club in the Christmas charity drive. It emphasizes charity as the greatest expression of the season and urges aiding needy families to experience the spirit of giving.
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Goodfellow
Santa Claus
Disney’s Fantasia Opens as Color Sound Milestone
Virginia Vale notes Disney’s Fantasia, a eight musical pieces by Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra with Deems Taylor commentary. The film blends recorded music with on screen imagery, including Mickey Mouse as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Beethovens Pastoral, signaling a new era in screen color and sound.
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ALT
Disney
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Deems Taylor
Mickey Mouse
Stravin
metabolism test review and goitre concern
A metabolism reading of plus 13.5 is within the normal range plus 15 to minus 85. Because you are near the border, consult your physician about rest and diet rather than self diagnosing a goitre.
Virtue in Toys and Hollywood Notes from Evanston
Experts at the National College of Education in Evanston outline toy virtues stressing durability safety simplicity and clean design to foster imagination and group and individual play. The column also tracks Hollywood scenes with Mary Anderson Jo an Blaine Lawson Zerbe and Gary Cooper noting Safe natural performances and personal anecdotes from the era.
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National College of Education
Evanston, Ill
Make Face Mask of Santa from Wrapping Paper
Bright boys and girls can craft a Santa mask from heavy wrapping paper 18 by 24 inches. Trace features with pencil then color the hat red whiskers white eyes blue cheeks pink. Outline colors with black for a finished mask.
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Santa Claus
Memphis Voices Reunite In New York Night Club
James Melton and Irene Beasley, once part of a Memphis station's program, meet after ten years in a New York club to discover they are both booked for Raymond Paige's Musical Americana the same night. John Wayne and Ward Bond filmed a Shepherd of the Hills moonshine scene using a real still, with a federal agent disposing of the corn after filming.
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James Melton
Irene Beasley
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Raymond Paige
John Wayne
Ward Bond
Shepherd of the Hills
Law and Order
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1252-B Sewing Instructions
Pattern No 1252 B designed for sizes 11 13 15 17 19 with busts 29 31 39 35 37. Size 13 requires 3 percent yards of 54 inch material for jumper. 2 yards of 39 inch material without nap for long sleeved blouse. 15 yards for short sleeved blouse. Send order to:
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Barbara Bell
Pinafore Style Tops Juniors Homegrown Trend
A season marks jumpers ahead as juniors favor a pinafore type dress cut high and tapered. The unpressed front fullness of the skirt flatters slim figures and defines the smart class look embraced by students.
Tin of Sunshine Bottled Sunlight Sails to New York
Sunshine was bottled in Florida using luminescent powder sealed in a glass tube with liquid air freezing. In New York the tube was thawed in water, releasing glowing powder and heat enough to fry a piece of fish, astonishing onlookers.
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Florida
New York
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