Household Tips From A to Z In One Page
A roundup of practical home hints covers removing iodine stains from fabrics with ammonia water, using canned pineapple in gelatin, and avoiding fresh pineapple to ensure gel set. It also notes maple syrup clouding when heated, decorating with narcissus bulbs, turning very hard cake into pudding by steaming, and shrinking woolen stockings by rewashing and stretching while damp. It ends with a caution against placing flowers in a draft.
Adlerika for Gas and Constipation Claims Relief
An ad claims Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowels for a thorough cleansing. It states a first dose relieves gas and promotes eating, and notes reduced bacteria and colon bacilli per Dr H L Shoub. Sold by druggists and drug departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.l.shoub
New York
Cuticura Soap and Ointment End Dandruff Struggle
Miss Kennedy of Pasadena reports long lasting dandruff relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She says the itchy scalp and large flakes vanished and her hair now looks fine. Ad promotes Cuticura with soap and ointment priced 25 cents each and free samples from Malden Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss K
Miss HE
Kennedy
Grand St
Pasadena
Calif
Wever
Malden
Mass
Garth lands in the valley to arrest Huxley
Garth pilots a three seater across snow and ice into a glacier valley to seize Vivian Huxley. Dillon, the Northwest constable, is killed during an ambush as Garth fights through attackers to secure the cabin plane and safeguard Lilith Ramill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth
Lilith
Tobin
Huxley
Lost Valley
Selwyns
Miss Ramill
Dillon
Law
Avell
Northwest
Vivian Huxley
Death
Rill
Lilith Ramil
Alan
G—d
Ellis Island History From Oyster Island to Immigrant Station
The article traces Ellis Island’s origins as Oyster Island in Dutch New Amsterdam days, its shift to Samuel Ellis, then New York and federal ownership, its use as powder magazine, and its 1890 designation as an immigrant station. It notes migration trends observed by Howard Corsi, including the 1932 shift when more people left than arrived, with 1932 admissions at 576 and departures at 103,295.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Products, Inc
23Rd St
Long Island City
N. Y
New York
New Amsterdam
Ellis Island
Oyster Island
Howard Corsi
United States
Samuel Ellis
Bergen County
New Jersey
Kansas City Star
Nova Scotia Gaelic in Inverness County
Nova Scotia is described as largely Scottish with Gaelic influence in public life. Inverness County reports 72 percent Gaelic speakers, contrasting with the Scottish Inverness area where Gaelic use is lower. The opening of parliament features bagpipes and Gaelic printing appears in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Longfellow
Nova
Latent Rabies Incubation Periods Highlight Delays
The rabies virus can remain latent in the human body for a remarkable period before symptoms appear. Incubation commonly ranges from 20 to 60 days, though delays of up to a year have been observed in extreme cases.
Crown Remains as Veterans Rank Tops The Nation
A long royal pageant at Windsor marks King George's funeral with the crown kept at the altar while his coffin rests beside Edward VII and Victoria. The service, broadcast, underscored Britain's vast population and the government’s bond payments to World War veterans. Oxygen, not war, is life. the Dionne quints thrive outdoors in cold but well-wrapped conditions. Other notes cover Huey Long’s Louisiana governor C. K. Allen’s death, Hawaii air disaster, Soda Ash Johnny, and nudist colony protests in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Windsor Castle
Eton
England
George
Tole
King Edward VII
Queen Victoria
San Diego
Calif
Braille Club
Hing Features Syndicate, Inc
WNU Service
Cactus in Ethiopia Linked to American Origins
War imagery in Ethiopia shows machine gun nests camouflaged by prickly pear cactus, a plant species native to America. The article notes that cacti arrived after Columbus, spreading from Mexico and South America to Africa and Asia, becoming a common landscape element.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
America
Mexico
South America
Mediterranean
Asia
Honey Marks a Wound Dressing Rediscovered
Honey, once used in medieval and Roman times, is re explored as a wound dressing. Tests in a Hamburg Red Cross hospital show honey cleans even very soiled wounds, though it does not noticeably speed up healing. Cod liver oil has been combined with honey to both cleanse and aid healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny
Red Cross
Hamburg
Germany
Science Service
Sorrow Gives Color
A terse thought on happiness and sorrow, comparing rays of joy to light that remains colorless when unbroken and whole in sadness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Newspapers
WNU
WRU
Aerate
Robert Ames Bennet
Chapter
Red Jay
Northwest Mounted Police
Brisbane
Archbishop of Canterbury
Britain
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Associated Press
Ras Desta Demtu
Annette
Marseillaise
Lloyd George
Edward VII
C. K. Allen
Huey Long
Louisiana
Senator Long
Long Party
Hawaii
John Horan
Milwaukee
Johnny
Old King Cole
Patchogue
N.Y
Hiscox Chemical Works
THE
Cardinal CO
Marion SL
St.Louis
Ata
View Poultry Farm
Leavenworth
Ind
Hunroe St
Lyon
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Rox, N