Is there a cure for itching piles and eczema
The article explains no cure for itching piles known as Puritus Ani and discusses eczema as a systemic condition often linked to auto intoxication. It advises physician examination, avoiding irritants, and local treatments such as zinc ointment, carbolic acid and calomel, while noting vaccine trials and diet considerations may be explored under medical supervision.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
K. K
M. F
M. FL. F
Diet and Liver Aids Tone Auto-Intoxication Treatment
A diet based approach best controls auto-intoxication by relieving constipation or diarrhea. Use desiccated brewers yeast and meals of ten to fifteen grains before meals, plus liver stimulant tablets with bile salts. Eczema often links to foods, so reduce sugars starches and proteins while favoring cooked fruits and vegetables. Individual trials with physician guidance help identify triggers and lead to cure. longer menaces require more time.
Short Cuts For Saving Gas In Baking And Lighting
Observing simple methods can cut gas use by about fifteen percent in baking. Place cake tins on different rack levels with space to oven sides. A dimmable electric bulb is handy for bathrooms nurseries or hallways. A compact ash light plugs into any socket and is described as fool-proof for conserving electric current.
American sopranos lead Salzburg festival roles
Toscanini selects Edith Mason of St Louis and Cusolina Giannini of Philadelphia for major parts in Falstaff with Toscanini conducting and Giannini also in Don Giovanni under Bruno Walter. Mason, married to former Metropolitan conductor Giorgio Polacco, trained in the West and at the Met, champions artistic necessity over wealth. Giannini, descendant of Sousa band roots, debuts in a high profile season with strong lineage and early triumphs.
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Philadelphia
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Edith Mason
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Toscanini
Miss Giannini
Bruno Walter
Giannini
Giorgio Polacco
Metropolitan
Chicago
Opera
Miss Mason
Kansas
Graziella
Milan
New York
la Scala
Civic Opera Company
John Philip Sousa
Royal Marine Band
Cotton Lace Negligee with Floral Allover Lace
A garments description notes an allover cotton floral lace fabric, molded silhouette, surplice front closure, and cape sleeves styled into a rear cowl treatment.
Guide to Charm Light Creams for Summer N RECENT Columns
Summer beauty guidance emphasizes light foundation and minimal makeup, paired with skincare to keep skin fresh. Recommend cleansing, toning, mild powders, lip color harmonized with natural flush, moisture, and sun protection with suntan oil or waterproof makeup options.
Homemade Astringent for Oily Skin and Wrinkle Concealment
A reader seeks home care tips for oily skin and wrinkle concealment. Suggestion includes a mild homemade astringent using rose water, Cologne water, glycerin, borax, and tincture of benzoin. For wrinkles, advise massage with rich cream, tinted foundation, lifting technique, and powder to set.
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Lola
East Indian influence shapes new fashion jewelry and fabrics
New York notes a fashion wave favoring metallic materials and East Indian elements. Sari inspired looks mingle with jewelry from East India as choker strings, oversized flowers, and studded evening bags set trends. Homeward wear leans toward simple day outfits with a glamorous edge.
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New York
Modes and Manners column advice on calling a young man
The reply advises a woman not to pursue by phone. It suggests avoid saying when last seen or a chat motive, as calling implies chasing. It permits calling only to invite to a party or when the man is an intimate friend, leaving the next move to him.
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Answwer
Will Not Sink Raisins: Butter-Coated Trick for Cakes
A simple kitchen tip shows how to prevent raisins from sinking in cake batter by tossing them in a small amount of butter before folding into the batter. The technique keeps the fruit suspended, yielding a more even distribution in the baked cake.
Child Diet Advice for Hot Weather in 1940s Health Column
During hot early July days, emphasize nourishing foods for children. Recommend a daily quart of milk per growing child, with milk used in ice cream and soups. Include bulkier foods like bread and cereals, plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, and desserts combining fruit with cake or gelatin.
Salmon Molded Souffle for Child Care Menu
A wartime style guide offers practical child friendly dishes using canned soup and salmon. Instructions detail salmon souffle with buttered crumb centers and carrot pea fill, plus muffin and plum butter accompaniments. Related parenting vignette discusses preschool conflicts and social development.
Modern Women Patience and Love Advice Column
A reader asks about writing a man to test his feelings and Mrs. Martin advises patience, noting men prefer to initiate pursuit and suggesting inviting him to mutual gatherings. The second letter discusses attending Bay parties with heavy drinking and balancing friendship with social obligations.
Handling Social Etiquette and Household Helpers
A reader offers tactful ways to rebuff lavish entertainment without offense, advising subtle approaches and timing. The column notes Mrs. Martin will answer general questions in print, with no personal replies. It then describes a child’s bathroom accessory featuring the three bears in chromium finish to teach tidiness and a neon fuse indicator lamp that lights when a fuse blows.
Keep Them Fresh Vegetables Flavor Is Lost By Storage
A garden harvest tastes sweeter when cooked immediately while stored or packed vegetables lose some natural sugar. To restore some sweetness in store bought vegetables, add two small teaspoons of sugar and use sparingly.
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