Woman's World Personalized Xmas Decorations Plan
Practical holiday tips emphasize advance planning for decorating and gift wrapping. Suggest decorating in steps, keeping space organized, and wrapping creatively. Recommends gathering wrapping supplies, setting a dedicated wrapping station, and using distinctive presentation for gifts.
Festive Gift Wrapping Ideas and Decorating Tips
Creative methods for wrapping gifts and decorating spaces with Christmas themes. Describes making own paper with crayons and starch, using ribbons, lettering on packages, wreaths from cards, and display ideas for cards, holly, stars, and mantel decor.
Taxed to the Core Fishing Trip Satire
A satirical tax critique traces a fishing trip through escalating levies on liquor gas and gear. The humor centers on how higher taxes touch every page of a fisherman’s day from planning with Joe Burpee to the final tally after a long voyage.
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Joe Burpee
Joe
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Freud and the Psychoanalyzed Child Controversy
Kathleen Norris critiques Freudian psychology and eight year old patients in modern America. She argues sending children to psychiatrists erodes family life, urges preserving home stability, and highlights a case where a wealthy family houses a young psychologist with a troubled household.
Safety Council cites driving test on ice for tire warnings
The National Safety Council warns that war-time use of synthetic rubber in tires reduces stopping and traction on snow and ice. Wisconsin's Prof. A H Easton led tests showing natural rubber tires outperform synthetic ones on hard packed snow and glare ice, even vs winter tires, suggesting reinforced chains may offer better stopping and traction.
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A. H. Easton
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Recalling past joys and the danger of clinging to them
Lawrence Gould cautions that while it's natural to savor memories and gratitude, the past cannot be recaptured and lasting happiness lies in the present and future. Engaged partners become different people, so clinging to old times risks neurosis.
Keeping Healthy Try To Save Baby Teeth For Children
The piece advises preserving first teeth in children to maintain space for permanent teeth. It cites Dr. John A. Bigler of Northwestern Medical School on decay treatment, restoration, and the need for parents physicians and dentists to treat deciduous teeth with the same care as permanent ones.
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John A. Bigler
Northwestern University Medical School
Dr. Bigler
Health Notes on Proteins and Protective Foods
Protein is not stored in the body. Proteins are the building stones of the body. Bromides can cause a depressive hangover even without intoxication. Adrenal extract may tighten small vessels leading to a stuffy nose and post nasal drip. Migraine headaches are one sided with nausea and vomiting. Protective foods prevent many ailments. Protective foods include milk and leafy vegetables. Fecal infection is a significant cause of arthritis and other diseases.
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