X-Ray use and heart disease guidance from Dr North Chrismann
In this health column Dr Claud North Chrismann cautions on overreliance on X-Rays and outlines careful use for tuberculosis glands while detailing angina pectoris signs, triggers, and management. He cites Mrs B from California and Mrs C M of Ohio seeking guidance, notes the role of ovarian extract and emphasizes avoiding prolonged chest exposure.
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Claud North Chrisman
C. M
Ohio
Bright
Glass artist Jan Juta decorates Queen Mary ballroom
South African artist Jan Juta, based in London, created eight months of glass panels for the Queen Mary ballroom. His work blends etched glass motifs, metal-backed backgrounds, and backlit effects to depict marine mythology. The 35 by 50 foot room features a parquet floor, decorative windows, and mirrored walls for concerts and dance.
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Jan Juta
Cox
London
Mr Juta
Puoe
Queen Mary
West Africa
Juta
England
Lars Mr. Juta
Modes and Manners: Dining Etiquette and Condolence Timing
A reader asks about clearing dishes at the end of meals and the etiquette of not rushing slower diners. Answers advise waiting until all finish a course and not clearing until then. Steamship bookings can be made a month in advance. Condolence cards should be sent after at least a week.
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Elause
Charm Tips On Travel Beauty By Jacqueline Hunt
Travel beauty guide advises diet, fresh fruit, and warm water each morning to aid digestion and skin. Use cotton on fingertips to scrub and cleanse gently, apply alcohol or aspirin to close pores, and carry compact cosmetics for quick touch ups. Avoid heavy makeup, opt for light shadow, smudge-proof mascara, and soft nail polish.
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Jacqueline Hunt
Mannesia
Beauty tips to reduce prominent stomach and acne relief advice
Reader asks about exercises to slim a prominent stomach and about acne on cheeks and forehead. Advice covers consulting a physician, massage for muscle toning, spine and abdomen exercises for a better figure, and exploring diet, vitamins, allergies, and safe nourishment like cod liver oil. Emphasizes fresh air and sunshine and avoiding excess sweets and starches.
Styles Women Tire Of Mannish In Apparel
New York fashion writers note fickle women tire of mannish dress, embrace shortwaist styles, and seek durable cotton fabrics. Cotton fabrics rise from humble roots as expert stylists promote finer textures, darker hues, and pastel options. Marine hats remain appealing for summer due to their distinct look.
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New York
O&ser
Let the Boy Canvass if Your Son Seeks Small Sales
Advice endorses a boy of a young age to canvass door to door to sell magazines or newspapers. It argues that personal effort helps overcome fear of approaching customers and that a comfortable family situation supports such early enterprise.
Gray Suits for Women Sweep the Country This Year
The gray suit for women has surged nationwide replacing navy as the staple between seasons. The trend brings a wave of chic, well dressed women seen on city streets, signaling a strong fashion shift from winter to summer wardrobes.
Boys' Summer Dress Advice for Students of All Ranks
The piece urges allowance for well dressed summer attire for high school boys and college undergraduates. It extols gay jackets trousers and white shoes as an investment in future grooming and civility, suggesting prudent spending now yields dividends in later years.
Dishes for Today Miss Wilson Tells How to Avoid Monotony
Homemakers get a playful method to vary meals with menus created from friends favorite dishes. The column lists weekly menus from Sunday to Wednesday including breakfasts lunches and dinners with items like glazed roast lamb and pineapple upside down cake. It notes using numbered slips to pick dinners and suggests adapting menus for shopping and planning.
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Miss Wilson
USA
Caesar Romero
Romero
Dimner
Remodeling a Dress by Reversing Fabric Sides Hints
Short Cuts describe reversing a two sided dress to fix wear on the right and wrong sides. It suggests ripping seams near neck and armholes to avoid stretching the material and notes stiff feather pillows can be plumped with a vacuum cleaner attachment that blows air into and out of the pillows.
A Sister Seeks Advice on a Stingy Suitor
A worried sister writes that her sibling has dated a man for three years who earns about a hundred dollars a month and shows little generosity. The columnist argues stinginess harms happiness, urges the sister to consider what a life with him would imply, and emphasizes the need for an understanding of family funds and expectations before marriage.
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Martin
Thi An
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A distressed three year old, Robert, is frightened by noises from rattling shades and other sounds. His mother should calmly explain each sound with demonstration, naming noises as they occur, to reduce fear. Patience and repeated guidance help him overcome being easily scared.
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Mas. C
Robert
Bov
Tim
Chick
Jim
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