At Forty Cornaro Learned Gentle Art of Growing Old
History highlights Luigi Cornaro as a model of hygienic living. A serious illness at age forty led him to regulate his diet and habits, enabling him to live to one hundred. In his eighty fourth year he authored a celebrated book detailing his approach to health and vitality.
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Cornaro
Luigi Cornaro
William Henry Harrison
Martin van Buren
White House
Harrison
New York
Tippecanoe
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Gentle Constipation Aid
Hospitals recommend regularity and doctors endorse a liquid laxative plan. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin combines senna and cascara to help restore bowel action gently without forming a habit.
Ancient Trees Found Buried Near Des Moines Iowa
Workers uncover ancient trees buried by dust storms thousands of years ago near Des Moines Iowa. Researchers note preserved trunks and roots indicate ancient environmental conditions and settlement activity in the region.
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Des Moines
Iowa
The Campaign Comes to Town Song and Slander Roar
A survey of how American campaigns since Washington have used songs to rally support. From Borah in Brooklyn to Harrison and Polk, parties sang for their men, celebrating leaders and denouncing rivals in a lyrical parade through U.S. political history.
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William F. Borah
Idaho
Brooklyn
U. S
Jefferson
Adams
New England
Campaign Songs Through U.S. Elections
A survey of campaign songs from 1840 to 1936 traces how music mirrored political battles. It recalls figures like Fremont, Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Cleveland, McKinley, Parker, Roosevelt, Smith, Hoover, and FDR, noting how tunes influenced public mood and election outcomes.
Jiffy Knit Sweater With Matching Hat Pattern 5512
Pattern 5512 provides instructions for a four to eight year old sweater and hat set in a simple Jiffy knit with a lacy yoke and sleeves. The cap features a straight strip gathered at the top with a pompon. Includes sizes 4 6 and 8, materials list, and stitch diagrams. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. NY.
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Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
Dizzy Dean Winners Prize Ad Hidden in Paper
Grape Nuts ad in another column invites readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners for valuable free prizes. The note adds a quip about dogs of war and wisdom teeth, reflecting column humor and promotional copy.
Safe Bayer Aspirin for Headache Relief and Rights Fight
The article urges consulting a family doctor about safe regular use of Bayer Aspirin for headaches and other pains. It cites historical physician caution before aspirin, notes Bayer as a fast relief method, and claims millions find it safe for regular use. It also advises asking for Genuine Bayer Aspirin by name at drug stores. It ends with a note that if one has rights, a fight may be necessary.
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Bayer Aspirin
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