Barbara Discreetly Manages a Difficult Party Night
At a Boston club party Barbara battles Robb Mor rison’s advances while Helen Frayne schemes to draft Johnny Boyd into drunken misbehavior. Barbara ferries a drunk Johnny toward home, seeking a safe, sober return amid social tension and looming consequences.
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Barbara
Robb Morrison
Helen Frayne
Helen
Robb
Essex
Jine
Johnny
Luke Tydings
Johnny Boyd
Boston
Harvard
Barb
Les
Barbara and Professor Brace Help Drunk Johnny
Barbara Sentry accompanies Johnny Boyd after a street scuffle with police. A Harvard Business School professor, Brace, intervenes to handle the aftermath, get Johnny to sleep at the station, and arrange safe transport for Barbara. They discuss her life and their unlikely alliance as they drive toward Boston.
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Johnny
Cambridge
Boston
Rocky Shore
Barbara
Professor Brace
Revere
Barbara Sentry
Harvard Business School
Jone Est
Father
What to Eat and Why 2 Houston Goudiss Explains Food Allergy
Houston Goudiss outlines how food allergy affects 30 to 60 percent of people, with proteins in foods triggering reactions from skin rashes to migraines. He notes inheritance, variable offending foods, and common culprits such as milk, wheat, eggs, chocolate, pork, fish, shellfish, tomatoes, and strawberries.
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C. Houston
Goudiss
East 39Th St
New York City
Houston Goudiss
39Th St
WNU
Houston
Foods That Often Cause Trouble
Consumer guidance on identifying and avoiding foods triggering allergies. Two methods described: keep a foods diary or elimination trial, and skin tests by a doctor. Substitutions listed for milk wheat eggs and notes on potential immunity and caution against premature conclusions.
Food Allergies and Elimination for Children
Offending foods are to be eliminated either permanently or until desensitization occurs. Rare foods like lobster or clams pose little issue, but allergies to common items such as milk eggs and wheat force homemakers to seek difficult dietary adjustments.
Rag Rug Design by Ruth Wyeth Spears Featured
Knitting tips from a reader describe a braided rag rug with a center medallion. Instructions cover sewing strips with linen or cotton thread, loop sizes, and easing to maintain a flat oval shape, plus notes on a related sewing book by Mrs. Spears offered for 25 cents postpaid.
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Buzzards Bay
Ohio
Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Those Dear Gals What’s the Good of a Beau
A playful column mocks modern girls chasing marriage over wisdom. It compares their traits to a fiddle, a dimple, a bachelor’s goose and latchkeys, noting parents’ shrewd reactions and the risk when a girl calls you by your first name.
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Ben Ames Williams
Buddy
C. Houston Goodiss
C. Houston Goupiss
East 39Th Street
Ruth Wyeth
Uxxeo
Pepsodent
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