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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
2
The feature highlights small silk prints in daywear from two illustrated outfits. A flower print silk suit shows a pleated skirt and long waistline silhouette with a Watteau hat. A jacket dress uses tiny railway car prints and a matching silk lining with a pink flower turban and pink gloves.
Vogue described Voris Hollywood as America's suede designer with pasted and not stitched garments. The collection features Grecian draped dresses, day and evening boleros, a dawn blue lined bolero, padded shoulders, and suede shirts paired with skirts or slacks. Gored skirts have raw edges and suede slacks come in short wide and regular lengths with mannish trouser details.
Charming hats herald spring and lift wearers. Kettle-brimmed sailors in straw with candy-striped veils, soft felts with chiffon trimming, and hats posed to one side for flattering profiles. A black felt hat features a green velvet four-leaf clover. another black picot hat displays a large red apple.
The article discusses fewer peptic ulcer operations due to combined medical and patient care, stressing life habits and bland diets to prevent ulcers. It notes insurance free urine sugar tests detect diabetes early, and lists heredity, obesity, and other factors as diabetes causes, recommending annual urine testing.
The lesson frames Christian citizenship as loving country and God, urging pastors and laity to promote civic righteousness through tax duties governance prayer and social action. It links love of neighbor with love of God and calls for revival through Christlike service in church and community.
Houston Goudiss explains iodine's vital role in thyroid function and overall health. He credits Dr. David Marine and Dr. E. C. Kendall for key findings and notes goiter arises from iodine deficiency, with animal studies showing prevention through iodine supplementation.
W Seiler of American Express travel service reports Decs Hungary follows a custom where newlywed couples live with the bride’s mother after marriage. The wife is not expected to perform housework until her mother in law dies, and may delay baking cleaning or cooking for years.
New York skyscrapers have been refitted with monel bolt heads across all window frames to anchor safety belts for window cleaners. Monel resists weathering and corrosion, replacing the old bolt heads per a White Metal News Letter.
The snippet notes that a demonstration sparked significant attention from the scientific community, signaling broad curiosity and potential implications for ongoing research. It emphasizes the moment's impact on dialogue and future investigations within scientific circles.
Readers are invited to request a chart listing foods rich and poor in iodine. The chart aims to guide balanced menus and is available by addressing C Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street, New York City. A post card suffices to request.
The article stresses all homemakers should learn where to obtain iodine and include iodine rich foods daily. It notes the goiter belt stretches along the Appalachian range to Vermont, west through the Great Lakes basin to Washington, and south through the Rockies to the Pacific states.
The sea is the main iodine source with seafood like salmon cod crabmeat oysters cod liver oil and salt providing the mineral. Leafy plants and vegetables near the sea store more iodine, with autumn and winter showing peak content. cranberries are a notable exception among fruits. Watercress rises as a good iodine source when soil is iodine rich.
A city wide Detroit test shows iodized salt reducing simple goiter from 36 percent to 2 percent. Iodized salt costs no more than ordinary salt and serves as an effective safeguard against goiter.
The article notes a long held belief of a water goiter link and new findings show much of northern United States water has low iodine. Communities consider adding iodine to water but stress medical supervision for nonfood iodine intake. Homemakers are urged to plan diets carefully.
Scientist C Houston Goudis offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods and diet and postcards receive the same careful attention for inquiries at 6 East 39th Street New York City.
The speaker offers to send lists detailing foods high in iodine versus those low in the nutrient for families. The note emphasizes practical guidance for dietary planning and health considerations.
A reader argues against toast at every meal citing lower digestibility of toasted proteins and poorer weight gain in animals. Another writes that strict vegetarianism is unbalanced without milk or eggs, and a third notes agar agar is indigestible with zero calories.
A Los Angeles Times quote by James Warnack contrasts formal courtesy with heartful kindness. It argues decency grows from practicing polite behavior at home starting with relatives to avoid social missteps.
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