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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1948
Page
14
Health note by C A Dean argues human milk is ideal for infants, offering nutrition, economy, and digestive protection, while also addressing undulant fever versus cancer of glands. It discusses breastfeeding benefits, infant care, and the difficulty of diagnosing undulant fever, noting multiple tests and the relative ease of cancer diagnosis when tissue is examined.
A brief sketch in Quillen’s column features Aunt Het and Welty with prewar coal and children's questions. The piece hints at social quirks and small town curiosities through light humor. The voice remains quaint and observational.
Ida Jean Kain reports on face care with women urged not to overexpress facial muscles. Experts claim wrinkles form from habitual expressions, and playful exercises or controlled breathing may reduce lines. The piece notes a convention attendance by Pat Solomon of Paul Teffrey Co. in Fort Wayne.
Mary Haworth seeks guidance on a complex family dilemma after a teenage birth. She worries about explaining to Benny, now 16, that his grandmother is his mother, while weighing Wayne’s response and potential legal adoption. The letter urges a constructive plan for Benny that honors truth, welfare, and long term stability.
Charles H. Goren presents a series of bridge bidding puzzles with various hand holdings and responses. Each scenario shows the progression of bids among four players North South East West and asks what the correct bid should be based on standard bridge conventions. The article teases multiple hands including spades clubs diamonds and hearts and promises answers on Monday.
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