Heat Remedy For Backache by Dr James Barton
Dr James W Barton advises heat as a soothing treatment for backaches from various causes including injury infection and poor posture. He shares personal experiences with back pain from car injury tonsil and tooth infections and notes heat relaxes nerves and muscles, reducing strain. He also recommends abdominal belts to support the spine and mentions weight changes and aging as contributing factors.
Tooth Disorders and Trifacial Neuralgia Overview
Medical note discusses distribution of the fifth nerve and its link to trifacial neuralgia. It warns that dental extractions can cause long term neuralgias and bone fragments may create painful lesions requiring removal. Includes Q&A on sebum and a five meals plan misinterpretation.
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M. Melchior
Journal of Psychiatry and Neurology
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Hollywood Stars Quit Better Contracts For Greater Roles
The piece notes that actors like Allan Jones Margaret Lindsay Cary Grant and Jean Arthur left studios to pursue better parts and stronger careers. It highlights executives losing value when stars switch, cites Deanna Durbin and Joe Pasternak shaping stardom, and recalls Beirne Lay Jr s shift from aviation writing to flying memoirs and Paramount optioning I Wanted Wings.
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Hollywood
Allan Jones
Metro
Margaret Lindsay
Warner Brothers
Cary Grant
Jean Arthur
Paramount
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Fred Astaire
RKO
Paulette Goddard
Hal Roach
Basil Rathbone
Marie Wilson
Warners
Virginia
Madeleine Carroll
Walter Wanger
Deanna Durbin
Joe Pasternak
Yale
Beirie Lay Jr
Bying
Air Corps
Randolph Field
Kelly
America
Three Crashes Highlight Wartime Air Action and Stars
Paul Mantz, famed stunt pilot, will likely fly in the air spectacle "I Wanted Wings" featuring three spectacular crashes. Peggy Diggins, Warner’s famed find, stars as the second female lead in "Footsteps in the Dark" with Errol Flynn. The British anticipation builds for Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator."
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Paul Mantz
Peggy Diggins
Warner
America
Errol Flynn
Charlie Chaplin
Attitudes Toward the Gospel Message Lesson Text
A study of Luke 8 4 15 and Luke 8 18 on hearing the Word of God. The parable of the sower explains four soil types and their spiritual outcomes. The wayside ground represents deaf hearts and distraction from worldly noise. The rocky ground shows emotional followers who fade under trials. The thorny ground warns of riches and cares choking growth. The good ground yields fruit through steadfast listening and obedience. Conclude by praying for soft soil and persistent seed sowing.
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Jesus
Palestine
Christ
Apron pattern No 1993-B offers protective and decorative styles
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1993-B provides two apron options a full coverall that protects the dress top and skirt and a risqué tie around version. Materials include gingham linen percale and seersucker with sizes 32 through 44 and yardage details for size 34. Orders to Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Quiz Style Inquiry Set From Ask Me Another
A list of eight general knowledge questions from Ask Me Another including flag terminology, engine invention timing, a Sinensis reference, presidential term start, meaning of sans souci dress, verdigris definition, India paper origin, and Igorot identity.
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India
Flag naming and origin quick quiz items
The United States Flag Association notes the official title is Flag of the United States. Diesel of Munich developed a diesel engine in 1898. Tea is the answer to item three. January 20 is the date for item four. Carelessly. Green rust on copper. The origin trace starts in China. A member of a wild Philippine tribe is cited.
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United States Flag Association
United States
Rudolph Diesel
Munich
Germany
China
True Freedom: Pursuing Good Without Impeding Others
A concise moral reflection on freedom by John Stuart Mill stressing that true liberty ensures individuals seek their own good as long as they do not deprive or block others from theirs. The quotation foregrounds noninterference as the core limit on personal liberty.
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John Stuart Mills
Conscience Honor and Credit Motto
This is a quotation underscoring the unity of conscience honor and credit as essential for order. It argues that without concord among these elements, social harmony remains illusory and burdensome. The speaker urges alignment of personal integrity with financial and reputational responsibility.
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Steele
Self Dominion, Greater and Lesser, Da Vinci Quote
A compact quotation emphasizes personal sovereignty as a boundless inner control. It asserts that true power lies in self mastery rather than external measures.
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da Vinci
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