Understanding hay fever and its seasonal pollen trigger
Hay fever stems from sensitive nasal membranes reacting to pollen from trees grasses and weeds. Peak misery spans August and September but in the article the season begins in late March with flowering trees and shrubs and pollen persists until June 1. Grass pollen then dominates from late May to mid July.
Hay fever season and Lafayette Escadrille tribute profiles
The article reviews pollen causes and prevention for hay fever including grasses such as June grass timothy red top and ragweed. It recounts Mrs. Georgia Ovington's refounding connection to the Lafayette Escadrille and the wartime museum efforts in France. It describes pollen allergy testing through skin injections and pre season immunotherapy.
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Lafayette Escadrille
America
France
Georgia Ovington
Kentucky
Carter L. Ovington
Blerancourt-Aisne
Invitations Need Three Weeks Notice For Costume Party
For costume party invitations, provide guests at least three weeks to plan their costumes. The guidance emphasizes giving ample time for preparation and arrangement.
Casual coat for women with blue homespun fabric
A casual coat in small women sizes made from medium blue knotty homespun fabric features a white dyed azure fox collar. A back panel adds detail and height to the design.
Charm New Odors Of Perfume Add Glamour
Paris spring inspiration brings several perfume lines with gardenia and exotic Oriental bouquets. Descriptions cover scents for formal wear and business hours, with lilac for subtle notes and fragrances designed to assist timid romance. Also featured are perfume bouquets, face powders, bath powders, and soaps in the same scents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Coors
John Alden
Promotion in Public Life and Parental Roles
The piece argues that promotion shapes public perception from coronations to consumer trends. It considers parental sacrifice, child entitlement, and the social value of give and take, then notes women increasingly entering publicity and the need for persistence amid competition.
Lace Styled Time New York Jigger Jackets Win Favor
The article notes junior and junior miss wearers voting for lace edged jackets and redingotes in many outfits. It discusses lace and redingote ensembles for bridesmaids and mothers, June weddings, and the shift from traditional white satin to lace options.
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New York
Dishes for Today Baked Pork Chops and Leftovers
April menus suggest hearty pork chops or a crusty roast for family dinners. Recipes include baked chicken with Worcestershire tomato sauce and leftover mashed potatoes patties fried crisp, serving six with simple seasonings.
Medical aid urged to raise America's birth rate
The piece argues America's falling birth rate threatens population growth and economy. It cites maternal deaths and infant mortality, contends many could be saved with better care from pregnancy onward, and says public action is needed as the state and parents share responsibility. previews a report due tomorrow.
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Merica
United States
America
Luncheon Menu Features Classic Dishes and Desserts
The menu lists Hiam and Spinach Casserole Rice or Potato Croquettes Stuffed Date and Pineapple Salad Cookies Tea Hot Tuna Canapes Stuffed Pork Chops with Fried Apples Buttered Carrots Asparagus Vinaigrette Fresh Strawberry Tarts Coffee.
Wrinkles at Forty and Beauty Choices
The piece advises that wrinkles may stem from very dry skin or thinness and urges medical checkup if underweight or unwell. It suggests rich cream massages after cleansing and during the day. Plastic surgery is costly and not always favorable to preserving character. Marlene Dietrich advocates dramatic style in moderation and balancing hair, hat, and attire.
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A.J
Marlene Dietrich
Veils and fashion dominate Paris spring collections
The Paris fashion scene showcases veils in numerous styles across Therese Peter and other designers with veils varying from small coverings to full-face drapes on hats. The article also blends a cookbook section presenting pork chops with stuffing, roast veal, lamb pockets, biscuit dough pockets, and barbecued chicken noting a prize won by Mrs. Helen P. Angell of Columbus, Ohio.
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Paris
Therese Peter
Helen P. Angell
Columbus
Ohio
Publicity, Propaganda, and the Allure of Advertising Work
The author argues publicity shapes opinions across commerce and politics. He notes college students misread press influence and recalls reporters balking at polished statements from publicity agents. The piece reflects on marketing charm, fashion cues, and career lure in advertising.
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Europe
Short Cuts For Home Sewing And Care Tips
Short Cuts oilcloth lasts longer with absorbent cotton pads under corners before tacking on. Stockings must be three quarters of an inch longer than the foot. Heavy cream is best for whipping due to fat content. Follow material stains in ironing slips to keep shape. Press on the wrong side. Suk stockings wash inside out. color stays if water is cool. Rinse, then dry away from sun or direct heat.
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