ESOPE for Arthritis Victims editorial prompts caution
Dr. Philip Hench of Mayo Clinic warns chronic rheumatism costs exceed 200 million dollars annually and will likely affect everyone who lives long enough. The piece notes public reaction to dollar framing and urges readers to consider the rising impact of rheumatic disease.
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Claud North Chrisman
ESOPE
Arthritis Victims
Philip Hench
Mayo Avrte Banhestae
Minnesota
Cure All Dr Hench's Call for Action on Rheumatism
Dr Hench argues rheumatism has long been neglected and urges public awareness comparable to tuberculosis or cancer. He says there is no universal cure and stresses early medical evaluation, testing of blood urine and skin, and diet assessment to identify causes and reduce suffering.
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Dr. Hench
Fever therapy eyed for rheumatism treatment
The article discusses eliminating acids and salts through bathing and hydration for rheumatic ailments, stressing regular habits and home care. It notes early fever therapy shows about 75 percent recovery when started soon, with the fever machine developed in Dayton, Ohio by Dr. Walter Simpson and backed by General Motors, now used at the Mayo Clinic under Dr. Hench.
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Hench
Stout
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Simpson
General Motors Corporation
Mayo Clinic
Modes and Manners for Serving an Elderly Guest at Tray
A humorous instruction on presenting meals to a frail father in law. Use fine china and bright silver, fold a napkin to tray size, arrange forks to the left and knives to the right, place soup spoon and dessert on the right, keep main course hot with a cover, and add a single flower for appeal.
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Harriet LH
Profiles For Today: Philip Murray Rising Labor Leader
TALBOT LAKE NE profiles Philip Murray of the United Mine Workers who, since 1920, has led labor struggles while serving as UMWA vice president. A Scots immigrant, Murray rejects a salary raise from $9,000 to $16,000, favors negotiation over force, and has earned praise from Presidents Wilson Harding and Roosevelt for solving labor disputes.
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Talbot Lake
Philip Murray
Mr. Murray
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
United Mine Workers of America
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Pittsburgh
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Roosevelt
White Flowers Elevate Summer Room Decor
White flowers create a crisp cool atmosphere in a room delivering a summery vibe. Suggestions include white gladioli in crystal, giant peonies with rose-red centers, dead white snapdragons in blue crystal bowls, and white rose buds with green stems for a deluxe look.
Guide to Charm Proper Care for Youthful Skin
An era of miracles in beauty shows how regular, scientifically correct cosmetics can rejuvenate skin. Begin with thorough cleansing, test soaps for hardness, rinse completely, and apply rich cream. Massage until pink. use masks twice weekly if needed. homemade masks with egg yolk or white and almond meal work well.
Beauty Tips For Teens Nourishing but balanced eating advised
Extra careful about what you eat with nourishing meals and fruit between meals. Milk and vegetables may not be inspiring but avoid sallow skin. Don’t bite nails or pick at pimples or overdo perfume or makeup. Stay clean neat natural and polite to be well liked.
Dishes for Today School's Out Let Children Help Prepare Meals
The article urges teens to assist in home cooking during summer, offering simple, hearty dishes and practical tips. It lists ingredients for quick meals, beverages, and snacks, with sample sandwich fillings, cookies, fruit drinks, and easy hot dishes. It also mentions menus for impromptu parties, plus coats for school wear in new colors.
Dresses Are Separate In Latest Mode
New York observers note a strong revival of separate dresses this season across urban venues and outdoor events. Lace scarves and delicate lace blouses accompany outfits, with floral prints, striped and plaid effects. Jackets in lace or combined fabrics add a contrasting zest, while color schemes remain daring and varied. For underweight tots, a between meals lunch of graham crackers milk fruit simple cookies and fruit juices is advised, with summer options of fresh fruit or egg and milk drinks.
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New
Modern Women Bride Gift Silverware Trends
Modern Women by Marian Mays Martin discusses wedding gift choices focusing on silverware. It covers solid silver, sterling, hollow ware, and silver-plated options, from modest four-person sets to grand chests, advising selections that fit the home’s furnishings and budget.
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Marian Mays Martin
When the Child Grows Up and Leaves Home
Jane Herbert Goward argues that every parent must prepare for the moment children outgrow the home. She urges fostering the child’s friendships, encouraging social life, and finding a shared hobby for parents to pursue after the home feels empty.
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Jane Herbert Gowaerd
Chic in White Suit with Rust Scarf Accent
A cool off white tailored suit designed for hot days features removable metal stud buttons. A loosely knit rust colored scarf adds a casual textural contrast. The ensemble uses shantung baku for a subtle fillip to the simple silhouette.
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Shantung Baku
Sterling gifts for weddings in silver fashion
The article counsels giving silver as wedding presents with tea sets trays and bowls as ideal choices. It notes the rising popularity of silver due to formality and white table settings and warns that two room homes limit display space for flat silver and other pieces. A group gift from friends or family is suggested to secure a single significant piece.
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Sheffield
Choosing Pewter and Brass Gifts for a Bride
Old house lovers favor pewter yet many lack appreciation. brass fits some rooms, not others. Consult the bride or her close circle before buying to avoid unwanted duplicates. Suvers and electrical gifts top the list, but avoid obvious items she may receive often.
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Suver
Short Cuts on Sweeping Dust and Banana Juice Claim
Short Cuts advises sweeping with short low strokes to minimize dust and directs sweeping toward the center from walls. A reader asks if lemon juice prevents discoloration in apples after reading it stops bananas. The answer is yes.
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