Fever Therapy Through History and New York Conference
Dr Claud North Chr isman notes fever is partly the body's cure and discusses early efforts using heat and electricity to raise body temperature. Mention of D Asornal short wave work, Wagner Jauregg inoculations, and the 1927 malaria fever approach. The March 29 31 conference in New York brought global physicians together to review heat and electric methods for treating diseases.
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Claud North Chrisman
D’asonral
Wagner-Jauregg
Alus Supice
New York City
Four Americans Honored for Fever Therapy Advancements
France awarded the Legion of Honor to Dr. William Bierman Charles Kettering Walter Simpson and Willis Whitney for pioneering hypertherm and radiotherm fever therapies. At a meeting sixty papers outlined artificial fever use in treating mental illness arthritis gonorrhea skin diseases and cancer. Two main approaches passive fever with heat and short waves and active fever via inoculation or injections show promise but remain experimental with vast potential.
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France
William Bierman
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Research Laboratory
Walter Simpson
Dayton
Ohio
Willis Whitney
General Electric Research Laboratory
Kkettering
Modes and Manners on Eating and Etiquette Questions
The article answers etiquette questions: peaches served with knife and fork should be halved then quartered and peeled piece by piece and eaten with a fork. apples are eaten similarly but with fingers. a fork is needed for the peach due to juiciness. RSVP is not required on a bridge invitation. Rehearsals occur the day before the wedding, at any morning or afternoon or evening slot.
Journey to Scotland for Jesse Stuart Writer profile
Jesse Stuart, Kentucky writer and Guggenheim Fellow, heads to Scotland at age twenty nine to tour and work on manuscripts. The Scotlands trip follows publishing two books Man With a Bull Tongue Plow and Head of Hollow. he plans to return to the Kentucky mountains after visiting. He taught at Fullerton, Kentucky, and earned a Vanderbilt MA but has not completed the thesis. He enjoys football and writes poetry in spare time.
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Greenup
Jesse Stuart
Scotland
Virginia
Kentucky
Beas
Jesse
Kentucky Mountains
Vanderbilt University
Fullerton
Guide to Charm Shampoo and Brushing Aid
A historical style guide on hair beauty stresses cleanliness and brushing as the core two rites. It covers washing weekly or more often for oily hair, using mild soaps, rinses, and careful brushing to remove dust, stimulate circulation, and bring out natural highlights with oil or brilliantine after drying.
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Cleopatra
Beauty tips for dry skin and clogged pores advice
The reader is told to avoid strong masks for young skin and to improve circulation through exercise. A cold cream cleanse, warm washcloth steaming, gentle scrubbing, and antiseptic rinses followed by ice water are recommended. Extracted blackheads may lessen with careful pressing after cleansing. overall regimen aims at pore tightening and better skin tone.
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Rickie
Dishes for Today U S Food Experts Find Good Diet for .60 a Day
Government laboratories in Washington present a 60 cent daily diet plan devised by food experts. The menus list meats, fresh produce, baked goods, cereals, milk and fruit with varied dishes for breakfast lunch and dinner Monday through Friday.
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U. S
Judith Wilson
Washington
Travel wear advances in wrinkle resistant fabrics
The piece discusses how wrinkle resistant finishes on linens and cottons appeal to travelers and fashion, boosting interest in tailored summer suits, dike weaves, and manly women’s styles. It notes the spread of these fabrics from Southern resort seasons to early northern summers, with both men's shirtings and women's wear embracing the treated textiles.
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New York
Summer Playhouse
You And Your Child You And Your Child
Jane Herbert Goward writes of summer playhouses turning barns into venues with lively plays and insects during performances. A 17 year old sobs over a lost camera while family dynamics reveal how parental behavior shapes a child’s respect for others property. The article notes audience chatter about aging stars and cautions about stage charm fading with age.
Consider Your Surroundings In Summer Dress At The Theatre
A reader ponders audience attire at a summer venue noting the weekly bill changes and uniform costumes. The piece jokes about dinner jackets and full evening regalia, recalls a New York play with four suits worn in succession, and ends with a quip on enduring heat and comfort.
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Summer Place
New York
Tastier Apple Sauce with Horseradish Twist
A piquant variation of a classic favorite adds 1 to 2 tablespoons prepared horseradish to each cup of apple sauce. The amount adjusts to taste for sharper flavor.
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Talbot Lake
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Washington, D.C
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