How Love Kills More Babies Than Disease
Dr Harvey W Wiley cites infant deaths from overfeeding and over-coddling mothers. The piece urges simple diets for children, criticizes stuffing and indulgent feeding, and notes children often control their own meals to the detriment of digestion.
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Children harmed by pampering and overcare advice
A physician reports on how indulgent parenting damages child morale and health. Anecdotes show overfeeding and clothing habits can weaken resistance and development, while firm discipline and balanced nutrition help a boy recover from a pampered lifestyle and improve physically and socially.
Modern bullets cause more severe wounds than old slugs
A historical analysis explains why newer ammunition inflicts graver injuries. It notes higher velocity and rapid rotation create blueing grooves in barrels and pursuit of a parabole flight path. Wounds near contact are severe but cleaner, while long range hits cause explosive, uncertain injuries.
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Cheerful Colors in Operating Rooms Aimed at Reducing Patient Stress
An article argues for painting operating rooms in soothing greens and blues instead of harsh white. It cites surgeons who have adopted green walls and curtains to calm patients, suggesting color schemes could ease nerves and improve outcomes.
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How Caterpillars Stick and Eat
The article explains caterpillar adhesion with a fringe of hooks on thick fleshy feet enabling grips on clothing and plants. It notes a large digestive system occupying most of the body and a simple nervous system, with the creature unaware of being brushed until contacted.
Thinking Machine creates plots by the bushel invention by Arthur Blanchard
A device called the Thinking Machine by Arthur Blanchard of New England turns six word categories into plot skeletons. It uses 1 200 words to generate story ideas and has been adopted at Harvard for producing plays and fiction.
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Household Hints and Remedies From Old Time Greetings
A quirky collection of practical tips and home science notes. Suggestions cover skin whitening mixtures, ink maintenance for inkwells, oven cake protection with dry wall, fabric care for lace, rust treatment with vinegar and iron, macaroni as a craft tool, tarnish removal for brass, and keeping carpet sweepers and pulleys working smoothly.
Why Food Rest Your Tired Muscles in War Time
A historical note explains that meals refresh exhausted nerves by stimulating gastric juice production. It argues fatiguing sweat impairs digestion unless fluids and salt are replenished, and that meals should remain in the stomach longer to aid digestion during strenuous activity.
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