Eleanor Roosevelt Hosts Ladies of the Senate Tea
Eleanor Roosevelt describes a pleasant garden party with magnolia blooms and Easter lilies, noting guests from the District of Columbia library, California, and Argentina. She mentions the Marine band, a Hess speculation panel, an All-American Youth orchestra, and a water color exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, plus visits with Argentine officials and braille library interests.
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The
Senate
District of Columbia
White House
Marine Band
California
Remsen Bird
Thomas Campbell
England
S A
Cabinet
Rudolf Hess
National Gallery of Art
United States
Hawaii
Federal
Louisiana
States
Madame Ruiz-Guinazu
National Gallery
Capitol
Congressional Library
Exercise and nervously caused heart weakness revisited
Dr. James W. Barton reviews Nauheim Bath and Schott system benefits for weak muscular hearts, noting massage, passive movements, and breathing exercises can exercise the heart without heavy exertion. He contrasts this with resting prescriptions after heart events and cites stammering and allergy links to nervousness, plus a Q and A on sinus trouble and excessive saliva.
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James W. Barton Eas
Nauheim
Josef B. Nylin
Philadelphia
Mother in Law Feud Tests Kane Smith Family
Kathleen Norris advises Lilla Brown to seek reconciliation with Kane Smith's mother after years of cold treatment. A tale of pride, forgiveness, and family unity unfolds as Lilla learns to build peace through patient, humble action and shared meals.
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Lilla Brown
Kane Smith
Kathleen Norris
Lilla
Kane
Pop
Jo-Anne
Martin
Don
Our Town
Grandma
Phyllis
Arthur
Grandpa
All-Out Poultry War Aids Hens In Nationwide Call
A satirical poem and assorted snippets evoke a wartime mood with a Proclamation to The Hens urging two eggs per hen. A Hen Union leaders a call for bargaining while Washington and hencoop lines stir, ending with three cheers for Uncle Sam. Other verses reference Nazi raids and a farmer collage of jokes.
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Washington
Pattern 8925 for toddlers summer frock and bonnet
A sewing pattern advertisement offers Pattern No 8925 for a four piece toddler outfit sized 1 to 5 years. It promises comfortable, cute designs and provides yardage: 2 1? yards of 35 inch fabric and 3 yards trim for size 2. Orders are to be sent to the indicated address.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Madame Fapil
Dr. Barton
A. M. Kennedy
D. A. Williams
Cardiff
Wales
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Ze le 1
Phillips
C. R. Wickard
Defense
Sayers
Uncle Sam
Adolfe
London
Berlin
Hitler
Norwalk
Lee A. Cavalier, Oe
Long Island
Broadway
Dave
Lee A. Cavalier
Mt. Olympus
Homer
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Star Photo
Denver Cols
James Monroe
Zeuxis
Sioux City
Iowa
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