Healthy Hearts Club aims to aid Irvington House children
National Health Day at Irvington on Hudson introduces the Healthy Hearts Club of Irvington House. The club seeks annual one dollar contributions to expand care for cardiac children, fund research, and extend convalescent facilities at the hospital, serving patients from New York City and Westchester.
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Irvington-on-Hudson
N. Y
Irvington House
Healthy Hearts Club
New York City
Westchester County
Rheumatic Fever and Cardiac Care For Children
A National overview notes that rheumatic heart disease affects over a million people in the United States and 12,008 children in New York City’s elementary schools have impaired hearts. Irvington House, a convalescent home for cardiac children, evolved from a Mineola facility to a planned central program with New York Heart Association experts guiding medical care and research into medicine, diet, sunlight, and exercise. Tomorrow’s discussion will cover actions to aid these children.
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New York
Department of Health
Irvington House
Mineola
Long Island
Irvington
New York Heart Association
Short Cuts and Sewing Advice in One Note
A tip blends kitchen and craft notes noting potato salad gains from bacon bits and advising against silk thread for mending kid gloves. It recommends cotton thread for smoother sewing and softer handling.
Foulois Retires as Westover to Lead Air Corps
Major General Benjamin D. Foulois retires after twenty six years in active service ending a long House Military Affairs Committee dispute. Brigadier General Oscar Westover will become Acting Chief of the Air Corps in September, praised as a top Corps officer who flies his own plane and holds both heavy and light air piloting ratings. Westover was born in Michigan fifty two years ago, started in the Army as a private at eighteen, went to West Point two years later, and advanced from Lieutenant Colonel to Brigadier General when named assistant chief of the Air Corps in December 1931. He trained at the General Staff, Balloon, Service Airship, and Advanced Flying Schools.
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Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
House Military Affairs Committee
Foulois
Oscar Westover
Air Corps
Army Air
Westover
Army
Michigan
West Point
Infantry
Signal Corps
Army General Staff School
Old Favorite Seesaw for Summer Fun at Home
A simple backyard amusement suggests placing one seesaw on the lawn to keep youngsters entertained this summer. If Dad is handy he can build it. otherwise a six and a half foot model is widely sold in department stores.
Fall Fitness Guide Warns Against Quick Waist-Trim Fads
A periodical urges readers past thirty to gradually shed waist bulge using three floor based routines. It advises veterinary caution, consult a doctor if health is not optimal, and stresses slow, steady progress over a few weeks to avoid injury.
Beauty Tips Q&A on Diets and Eyebrow Care
A milk diet cannot cure blemishes alone. a balanced approach with local care and exercise helps skin. For two to three days monthly, you may rest digestion with four to six quarts milk and juice from four oranges. Pluck hairs with growth direction, then antiseptic the brow. For darkening pale lashes, use brown pencil and mascara by day, and blue mascara with light blue shadow at night.
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Guen
Bella
P.R.B
Very Gay or All Black Is Style Decree
New York fashion notes describe a vogue toward all black outfits and dark tones with rich embellishments. Bright colors appear in some one color costumes and bold tricolor combos. Emphasis falls on embroidery, nail head effects, cellophane accents, jet and chenille trims, mohair braids, and luxurious fabrics. Evening wear features heavy brocades and Renaissance, Hinduesque, and Far Eastern influences for harem skirt ideas.
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New York
Allblack
Bo and Huntter
Egg Garnish Preparation for Salad Use
Egg garnish techniques described include slicing the whites and yolks, with yolks possibly rubbed through a strainer. The passage outlines two methods for incorporating eggs as a salad garnish.
Etiquette Missteps in Dinner Invitation
Olga P. describes a guest who refused a dinner invitation as the salad finished and dessert began. The answer notes two errors: guests should accept invitations if possible, offering a modest alternative like coffee, and hosts should stop pressing after a refusal, giving the guest the benefit of the doubt.
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Olga P
Dishes for Today Breakfasts and Dinners Heartier With Cool Days
August ushers menu changes as mornings cool and days stay sunny. The column lists weekly meals with breakfast and dinner options featuring meats and vegetables, plus desserts, for Sunday through Friday. Recipes for starved dishes promised in later columns.
Modern Women Debates Jealousy and Dignity
A wife argues that jealousy and outraged dignity mark a modern woman’s stance. She notes she may be jealous but is clearly outraged, not without reason, at being placed in an unenviable position by a selfish, thoughtless man.
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Martin
Thumb sucking in infants and its effects on teeth
A three months old baby develops a thumb or fist-sucking habit. A baby specialist cautions not to intervene, but findings suggest motives of exercise and consolation. Most children outgrow the habit by age five or six and rarely suffer lasting dental harm.
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Carlton
Mr. Carlton
Jealousy and a Husband in a Destructive Social Tangle
A speaker condemns jealousy as a powerful destructive force and urges self control. The letter defends a husband who is said to seek extramarital attention but suggests he should avoid flirtations and be more considerate. The writer argues there is no excuse for a wife to act, notes the husband may shift behavior, and advises against extreme measures.
Making Herself Absurd And The Men Involved
A correspondence notes a friend’s discomfort with a married man’s situation, condemning a rival woman’s behavior as vain and improper. It argues women’s loyalty falters when a man is present, urges restraint, and cautions against confrontations that could grey the matter.
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