Reconstructive surgery offers hope for birth defects
A response notes war injuries spurred advances in surgery enabling rebuilding of faces jaws ears and more. It explains surgeons repair tissue and bone while nature must grow new tissue, requiring good nourishment to aid healing and enable miracles.
Nourishment Challenges for Babies with Harelip and Cleft Palate
The text discusses the difficulties in feeding nourished infants with harelip and cleft palate, the high costs of proper care, and the strain on families. It reflects on nursing, supervision, and the broader stress of affording treatment, noting physicians' perspectives on patients who cannot pay.
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Doctor's life shows why he helps the helpless
The writer muses on doctors dedication to patients, especially children with severe handicaps. He notes surgeons fix deformities like harelip, while hospitals lack housing and facilities to support such high level surgery. Public funding is needed to sustain reconstructive care.
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Profiles For Today A Harvard Law professor for World Court
Hudson of Harvard Law School named to succeed Frank Kellogg on the World Court Bench of the League of Nations. A longtime legal scholar, editor, and author, he is described as a top authority on world court rulings and international law. He has taught at Harvard, served as a State Department adviser, and published works in international law.
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Short Cuts for Doll Patterns and Food Tips
Readable fragments advise adjusting doll patterns by measuring under the arms and altering the left arm to fit age groups. The text also mentions combining 626 with keg tomatoes, cream, and grated cheese baked as a dish, plus using clear varnish to keep rock covers clean and checking lukewarm liquids by wrist test.
Party Gown Guide to Charm and Makeup Use
Jacqueline Hunt offers public makeup tips stressing natural lip color and careful application. She outlines lip outlining, blending with fingertips, setting color for 1 2 minutes, and blotting with tissue, plus discreet reapplication away from companions.
Beauty Tips For Women Over Forty In The Fashion Era
A reader seeks help to revitalize appearance after years of neglect. Advice covers haircut and styling to slim back, shaping eyebrows, using mascara, selecting a soft lip color, and matching powder to skin tone. Also notes cleansing routines and health for complexion plus brief fashion pointers on wool dresses, belts, and playful prints.
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Winter vegetable plates and salads in January menus
Readers get budget friendly ideas for hearty winter meals with Brussels sprouts cauliflower cabbage beets turnips carrots eggplant fennel artichokes broccoli and squash. The article also shares simple combos like Red and Green Slaw and Cabbage Tomato Relish plus prep tips for serving, garnishing, and complementary dishes.
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward and Marian Mays Martin
Childless middle aged couples reflect on opportunities to be parents and the desire to care for others. The piece uses a narrative about Ellen and her parents to explore discipline, affection, and the value of motherhood beyond biological ties. It argues that loving others and serving the motherless can fulfill a life’s purpose.
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Grandparents Sought By Childless Couples And Longing Hearts
A column explores childless couples delaying marriage and missing the joy of grandchildren. Women share feelings that raising a family late is hard and that grandchildren offer a different, lighter bond. Mrs. Martin invites general questions, but cannot respond individually.
New Millinery Drawn From Chinese Art Exhibition
The London exhibition of Chinese art reveals headdresses that inspire millinery silhouettes and shoulder and collar treatments. The fashion world is agog, while Paris hosts an exhibition of old Flemish masters sparking much comment. The Italian artists exhibit last spring was grander, yet French designers will surely visit this one.
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