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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1940
Page
3
A Garry Cleveland Myers article urges parents to curb child tantrums by not rewarding rage and by shaping environments to reduce irritations. It argues anger arises when aims are thwarted and emphasizes health, discipline, and preventative parenting to avoid habitual wrath.
A mixed newspaper item presents candy making recipes alongside parenting guidance. It lists equipment and step by step methods for Orange Fruit Paste, Orange Sugared Walnuts, and Uncooked Fruit Caramels, then shifts to child discipline and ownership rules, emphasizing gentle guidance and respecting a child's property.
A diary entry describes travel to Florida aboard a luxury train, preparing to work in Palm Beach shops, with cosmetics selling quickly. It notes Igor’s hospital stay, Helene, Igor, Howard’s Canada-bound plans, and Madame’s frail health. The writer emphasizes life goals, family, companionship, and simple pleasures alongside winter fashion items and child-rearing tips.
Alice Alden describes a holiday fashion piece and a matching small compact featuring gold rhinestone and amber seal crest on a gold square. She notes gold square compact, large enough for powder, paired with kidskin slippers with transparent plastic heels, ideal for dance floors yet suitable for dinner gowns.
A discussion of newborn fever notes that infant temperatures rise in the first day and may stay high for up to a week, with no link to feeding. It concludes that each baby has different regulation liabilities, citing Taddei's observations at Pisa's Children’s Hospital to explain the variability in early infant temperature.
Knarf and Hanid meet the Know It Man who explains that falling stars are pieces of stars or comet tails. Friction with air makes them burn bright and vanish quickly, leaving ashes that drift away. The tale ends with a question about understanding the explanation next time a falling star appears.
Adele Garrison continues her tale of theatrical intrigue involving Queen Olga, Noel, Mary, and a plan to duplicate emeralds for a royal patronage. The narrator and the impresario clash over rehearsals and a delayed interpolation role as wedding plans loom and secrets threaten.
The passage warns of conflicting mental and emotional forces causing anxiety and strained relations with employers. It notes a birthday on the eve of a year with potential accomplishment if overstrain is avoided and deceitful or expediency driven behavior is shunned. It highlights a child born today may be versatile but emotionally unstable without early discipline.
Practical guidance on reducing acne in girls, highlighting skin health routines. Emphasizes daily baths with soap and friction, reducing starches and fats, increasing liquids and fruits, and using bland soaps. Advises medical dermatology care and warns against squeezing pustules to avoid scarring.
Spaghetti with veal cutlets served with cream sauce and parsley garnish. Apple Butter Drop Cookies include butter brown sugar apple butter oatmeal and nuts. Cookies baked at 400 degrees for about two and a half dozen.
Practical advice on using coal and coke efficiently to cut costs. Emphasizes avoiding overbright flames, maintaining proper air supply, and choosing cooler basement workshops with smaller furnaces. Warns that smoky chimneys harm health and urges periodic chimney cleanings to reduce respiratory issues.
The incidence of mastoid disease mirrors the common cold pattern and rises after cold fronts. A Chicago children's hospital chart linked mastoid operations to weather changes, finding that atmospheric change, not just temperature, triggers middle ear and mastoid infections as the nasal and throat mucosa react to colder air.
A Boston hospital report over four years on 20 hernia cases shows only two cures from injection treatment. The method is deemed unsatisfactory and should be limited to patients who cannot undergo operation, with full explanation of risks and alternatives. Also Q and A notes that viosterol is taken by mouth, eight drops daily, and can be obtained without a prescription.
The narrator recalls Philip Veritzen's startling question about duplicating a valuable necklace. He admits the query left him speechless as Veritzen pressed the motive behind such a bold, fictional gesture.
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