Vitamins and health from CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN M D
A study notes vitamins as vital but not fully understood elements in foods guiding growth and repair. It discusses naming by letters and sub-numbers, lists key vitamins A B C D E and their roles, sources, and effects on disease prevention and immune function, with practical tips on intake.
Vitamins in Milk and Foods for Health
Vitamin D prevents rickets regulates calcium and phosphorus for bones and teeth. It comes from sunlight and certain foods. milk supplies most needs, with cod liver and halibut liver oils helping when excess is required. Vitamin E appears to influence reproductive organs and may help prevent habitual abortion, though knowledge is incomplete. Vitamin K helps prevent hemorrhage in diseased conditions. Vitamins are essential for life and worthy of study to understand these elements.
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Egypt
Pink Hearts Silk and Velvet Evening Dresses in Fashion Spread
From Alix a jacket dress with eerie polka dotty silk bodice and blue wool skirt plus a marquisette evening dress with pink bodice and jacket and giant pink hearts under a black over skirt. Copies of imports show Piquet black faille day dress with pink and black striped vest and Lanvin white chiffon evening dress with a silver palette halter.
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Alix
Piquet
Lanvin
Miss Carr Maps Next 50 Years At Hull House
Miss Carr, successor to Jane Addams at Hull House, outlines a fifty year vision for social work in Chicago. She emphasizes work relief over dole, American unity, and expanding minimum standards in wages, hours, and living conditions while hopeful reforms like health insurance progress. she notes past efforts and the shift from factional ethnic group focus to broader American identity.
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Miss Carr
Hull House
Talbot Lake
ALL House
Chicago
Jane Addams
Miss Addams
Charlotte Carr
Vassar
Frances Perkins
New York State Commissioner of Labor
Muss Carr
Doles
Molded Front Kolinsky Jacket Sets New Silhouette Trend
A 1940 Fairehild design showcases a Kolinsky jacket with molded front and flared back. Notable features include bracelet-length sleeves, pockets, and a dressmaker-style collar, reflecting a fresh fur fashion line.
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Fairehild
Kolinsky
Callar
Wooden wedding menu and beauty tips in anniversary feature
A retro guide blends a fifth anniversary feast built on the wooden wedding motif with detailed recipes and table ideas. It also offers grooming and makeup tips focused on natural brows and flattering tones, plus practical decor and centerpiece suggestions for a wood themed celebration.
Simple At-Home Hair Care for Busy Women
The article offers a seven to twenty minute routine for at home scalp massage with a tonic chosen for hair type. It recommends parting hair into strands, massaging the scalp for two minutes, towel blotting, vigorous brushing, alternating plain and hot oil shampoos every ten days, and using a foamy oil shampoo that rinses clean to improve waves and manage lifeless ends.
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Thelma
Lonie
Paris Frocks and Dark Fashion Fads In Paris Fashions
Paris styles highlight light frocks with natural waistlines, wide skirts, and jet trims. Silhouettes favor shoulder and hem width, with Schiaparelli’s vibrant bolero looks and Finnish motif prints. A fashion note on jet hints at an old-fashioned trend while mothers are urged to patience and gentle guidance with children.
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Eleanor Gunn
New York
Paris
London
Schiaparelli
Finland
Modern Girls Aren’t Coy About Marriage Proposals
An editorial piece discusses evolving attitudes to marriage proposals among modern women and men. It argues that women increasingly give informed responses, while men adapt to more open courtship, noting changes in attitudes toward lateness with children and parental harmony.
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Marian Mays Martin
Lfe
Practical Considerations For Today’s Marriage Prospects
Young men face pressure to marry yet worry about money and earning strength. They may pursue partners with financial prospects, while women now earning similar wages challenge traditional dynamics. Caution against pushy suitors. desirable partners insist on mutual respect and reciprocal value.
Average American illness days rise to 29 yearly
U S Public Health Service figures from a WPA survey show the typical person experiences about 7.7 illness days per year with roughly half spent in bed. Including days with minor sickness such as colds, total illness days average 29 annually, marking a historic health survey with potential nationwide impact.
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U. S
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