Four Daughters star Lola Lane hailed by critics
The review lauds the Lane sisters and their rise from vaudeville to Hollywood with Leota Mullican and Rosemary Lane among the performers. It contrasts modest origins with the glamour of the American dream and notes the film’s reception as sensational while praising craft over spectacle.
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Tuberculin Patch Test Promises Easier TB Diagnosis
Dr. Ernest Wolff and Dr. Samuel Hurwitz report 1 000 cases using a tuberculin patch test for tuberculosis. The method applies an ointment with or without organisms to the arm or chest, covered by adhesive plaster for 48 hours. About 98 percent accurate, it avoids needle injections and suits private practice and public health use.
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American Journal of Diseases of Children
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Brighten House Dresses With Braided Trim Designs
Easy braiding adds style to house dresses and children's panty-frocks. Two designs the House Dress and Panty-Frock feature short kimono sleeves, front buttoning, and guided sew charts for sizes 2 to 48. Patterns priced 15 cents, Fall Winter Book 25 cents, order via Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sugar in Blood Growth from Regular Training
Harvard researchers found runners finishing higher and in better shape had higher blood sugar after a Boston marathon. European studies show trained individuals keep or raise blood sugar during work, while untrained see a drop that improves with months of training. Gladstone’s quote links training to greater long term energy payoff.
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Abil 7 Percent Fun and Household Pet Licenses
A humorous silvery strip features a dog catcher asking if dogs have licenses and a child confirming they are covered. A pair of picnickers joke about insect lethargy and grass swarms while a riddle about letters b and d appears. A line on swimming praises the sport as clean and a domestic exchange ends with a confession of fault and forgiveness.
Mow Down the Foe in Boy Scout Lesson Gone Wrong
A humorous mischief vignette shows a parent quizzing Davy on battlefield tactics as she critiques a budding Boy Scout. The dialogue turns on cutting weeds for cover and playful zingers about critics and a gold digger.
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Attracting Men in Your Forties Amid Health Worries
A fragmented piece discusses women in their 40s seeking guidance on appeal to men, addressing hot flashes, low energy, and dizziness. Mentions a questionable “Lydia” compound claimed to boost vitality and nerves, suggesting a natural resistance boost and calmer mood as potential aids.
Answers to Ask Me Another Quiz on Height and World Facts
The article lists trivia answers: President Roosevelt and sons heights. largest school system in New York with 1,110,000 students and 38,000 teachers. horse burial ritual as ancient sacrifice. Havana leading broadcasting with 33 stations. divorces per 1,000 marriages rising from 81 in 1900 to 164 in 1935. and approximately 5,000,000 slaves mainly in Central Asia Tibet Arabia Abyssinia and China.
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