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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1950
Page
14
Dr C A Dean explains backaches and arm pain can stem from nonmuscle causes and urges examination for bursitis arthritis neuritis and referred chest pain. Readers’ questions welcome with likely tests such as X rays and blood tests to determine exact cause.
The article explains washing varnish on floors trim and furniture using turpentine to remove grease followed by warm soapy water and a final rinse. It advises drying with a clean cloth and applying a protective coat, recommending wax for floors and trim and polish or wax for furniture.
Boris Karloff recalls first Broadway nights as terrifying yet pivotal. He discusses fear before curtain rises, performances in Peter Pan with Jean Arthur, and his past Mussorgsky style roles in Arsenic and Old Lace and Frankenstein. His singing for the revival draws praise.
Ida Jean Kain outlines private concerns of aging in her feature discussing health beauty and social expectations. The piece guides women on managing age related changes with practical tips and self care advice.
A columnist debates whether hiding age helps women stay young or harms them. Experts like Dr George Lawton advise admitting aging to lift a burden, while public opinion favors practicality over vanity. The piece cites Hollywood stars over 40 and invites readers to share views for a Syracuse Herald Journal national poll.
Charles II Goren presents seven bridge questions with specific holdings and bidding sequences. The article lists hands, bidding actions, and aims to test declarer and defender play before releasing the answers for Monday publication.
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