Protecting Circulation for Health and Longevity
The text stresses that proper circulation is essential to health and warns against excessive heart strain. It suggests that many chronic disorders in adults could be avoided with earlier care for the circulatory system, noting that strong individuals still require mindful circulation management.
Maintaining good heart health and circulation warnings
By Royal S Copeland M D this piece warns that hardening of the arteries often stems from diet habits and lifestyle. It urges avoiding undue heart strain for those with disease, consulting a doctor for signs of faulty circulation, and addressing infections and overweight to protect vascular health. Copy1 3896 King Penn Syad Inc.
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Security Still Lies With You
An editorial urges thrift as essential for personal security under the new federal social security plan. It argues government support will not provide full comfort in old age and that individuals must save and adjust living to means. Thrift and self-reliance are presented as the foundation of true security and independence for retirees.
Army Navy game contracts could move to other cities
The report says the military and naval academies may sign to play the next five Army Navy games in Philadelphia but many communities nationwide would welcome hosting. It argues Americans want access to the spectacle, urging the event be closer to home to showcase national pride and the two academies.
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Mighty Norman Knight Aston Knight Shines in New York Art Show
American painter Aston Knight, famed for robust landscapes and a fierce stance against art fakers, exhibits works across Normandy and Pacific coast scenes including Yosemite and Beaver Dam Me re s is in New York. The 58 year old, large framed figure with immense strength, is praised for truth to nature over modernist pretensions and for his vivid, authentic depictions of rivers mills and coastlines while condemning superficial futurism.
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Brackenridge Sophomore President Elected in 1926
In December 1926 Lawrence Flinn was elected president of Brackenridge Senior High's sophomore class with Vir Einka Street as vice president and Mannard Hancock and Helen Mattison as secretary and treasurer respectively. Albert Fike chapter of the De Molay installed officers in Beethoven hall, naming Charles Dutner master councilor Everett Riddell senior councilor C. Riddel junior councilor Fred Strike treasurer and Alfred Watts scribe. Dr J S Lankford elected president of the San Antonio Scientific Society with Edward A Wilson and Rev George H Badger among officers and Hats Hetland as vice president.
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Brackenridge Senior High School
Vir Einka Street
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Albert Fike
Order of de- Molay
Beethoven Hall
Charles Dutner
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C. Riddel
Fred Strike
Alfred Watts
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J.S. Lankford
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Edward A. Wilson
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Hats Hetland
A. J. James
A. G. Moore
Frenzied Social Roundup in New York Exhibit and Gossip
A brisk diary of nocturnal outings in New York features visits to Freq Detwiller's etchings and Lebus, then a social whirl with Rose Roth, Eddy Duchin, Noel Coward, Gertrude Lawrence, and Trene Dunne. The piece notes banter about Broadway fame, a purse of celebrity sightings at Cartier, hot dogs at the Polo Grounds, and quips about Joan Marion Gillespie as a prolific magazine pinch hitter.
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du Pierrot
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Charles Laughton
Noel Coward
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Free Lance
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Listen, World Young America on the Stump for Youth Voices
A 1936 column calls for under-30 writers to mail brief letters on youth issues to Elsie Robinson. Weekly selection prints one strong piece with a $25 prize, inviting discussion on gentleness, marriage, education, homes, and parental roles as modern youth face new challenges.
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Fay
Elsie Robinson
King Peas
How Far Do You Walk A Night With Baby
A humorous note from the National Association of Chiropodists estimates daily walking by roles. It cites a housewife at about 3000 miles yearly, a chorus girl four miles daily, a farmer twenty four miles, and a railroad conductor seven miles. It asks how far a man walks putting a baby to sleep.
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