Common Sense for Beating Summer Heat
Practical advice from 1942 emphasizes light meals and dressing cool to combat heat. The piece urges avoiding heavy foods, wearing breathable clothing, and using hydration and rest to maintain productivity and comfort during high temperatures.
Heat and Ice Cream Advice for Hot Weather
A nostalgic column warns about summer heat and cooling methods. It stresses keeping infants and the elderly comfortable, suggests using cold treats and airier clothing, and advises consulting a doctor about acid conditions and available remedies. It notes the range of drugstore products to combat heat discomfort.
Summer heat tips and local picnics to beat the sun
In a practical guide the piece urges enjoying outdoor meals and showers at home to beat heat. It praises local picnics and simple equipment, notes wartime ingenuity, and stresses self help for the aged and those unable to endure high temperatures.
War Nerves Disturbing Children Warns Educator
Dr. Clifford E. Erickson of Northwestern University warns that war conditions expose English children to death disease wounds birth and sex. He cites studies and confidential documents to say parents and teachers must face new life situations once tabooed as emotionally unsettling for kids.
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Clifford E. Erickson
School of Education
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
Erick
Son
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