Health officials warn Fourth of July deaths rise
The piece highlights post holiday death and accident tallies, led by automobile fatalities. Dayton health commissioner Dr. A O Peters advocates a three‑part plan including medical licensing, engineering, and policing to curb traffic hazards, proposing temporary licenses for drivers with certain impairments and a designated traffic engineer to oversee regulation, routes, inspections, and safety studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OIA
Daltiolis Amiavelsalys
A. O. Peters
Dayton
Ohio
Journal of Social Work
Peters
Dr. Peters
Licensing Board
Health Department
Car Inspection Service
Municipal Driving Rules and Student Vehicle Use
Dr. Peters argues police traffic control cannot be exclusive but cites Kansas City as already applying local rules. He notes hometown driving by residents comprises about seventy five percent, giving municipal regulations strong influence. He cites recent motor accidents from lax campus regulations and says some colleges are enforcing restrictions with vehicle ownership limits, physical exams, and insurance requirements. Separately readers complain arthritis serum injections cause pain. if pain occurs, the dose should be lowered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Kansas City
Persian Peaches with Raspberry Filling
Large ripe peaches are halved and pitted then filled with raspberries coated in powdered sugar. Chill and plate on glass. For a summer main course, arrange stuffed peach halves with pineapple, banana, apricot, melon balls, or other fruit, plus finger sandwiches with bland cheese.
Jockey Johnny Longden Faces Weight Work and Wide Racing Career
Profiles describe Johnny Longden, 25, one of the country’s top jockeys known for maintaining 102 pounds. He has ridden in stand-up Roman racing across Western states and Canada, winning all fifteen events, and has ridden from Salt Lake City to Winnipeg and beyond. He spends winters in Calgary playing hockey, hoping to gain weight for possible big league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Longden
Johnny
Canada
Longden
Tom and Jerry
Uncle Horace
Salt Lake City
New York
Cuba
California
Chicago
Mexico
Winnipeg
Red Dutton
New York Americans
Calgary
Guide to Charm Buy Wisely In Choosing Facial Aids
Guide advises buyers, especially novices, to study their skin before buying cosmetics. It recommends skin analysis, simple routines using three core products, strict cleansing, and avoiding pore-clogging rouge or dust. For blemished or aging skin, it notes stronger creams may be needed and stresses consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRLS
Beauty tips for neck whitening and wrinkle reduction
A reader asks how to bleach a yellow neck with fine lines. Advice covers nightly neck cream, upward strokes from the throat, chin massage, using an astringent, lemon juice as a bleach, and applying powder foundation like facial makeup to improve color and reduce wrinkles.
Short Cuts Make Dish Washing Easier With Mop Accessory
A new dish mop with a perforated rubber cup hidden in its tassels enables washing under hot running water with soap to create a lather quickly. Rinse under running water when done. For flavor, lemon quarters brighten tomato juice and melons enhance taste. An extra salt and pepper shaker set on the range saves steps during cooking.
Fashion Now Predicts Slimmer Evening Skirts
The piece surveys 1920s fashion shifts with slimmer evening skirts, modernized streetwear, and fabric trends. It notes Wimbledon influence on dress, color moves toward browns greens and rusts, seersucker denim and guncam, and the return of shirtwaist styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wimbledon
England
Seersucker
Modes and Manners Now a Dinner Invite from Mother Only
In this advice column a young man should have his mother invite his girlfriend to dinner. An invitation may be sent by note or phone or by the son as messenger, with the mother wishing the guest over for dinner next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Arthur G
Dishes for Today Souffles Are Tasteful and Easily Made
How to make souffles with eggs separated and beaten until light. A French dish combining a rich sauce with sugar and cheese or meat flavors, baked until puffed and brown. The base can be prepared hours in advance, whites folded in at the last minute, then baked in dishes and served immediately.
Souffles and Savory Dishes From a Vintage Menu
Vintage recipe excerpt lists Cheese Tomato and Lobster souffles with precise steps including butter flour roux, tomato soup, cheese, lobster, and coffee flavors. Also covers Mocha souffle, baked custards, shrimp salad, and serving notes. Emphasizes preheating, bake times, and serving immediately for best texture.
Modern Women Advice on Marriage and Fidelity
A reader asks if her husband prefers another couple's company and fears infidelity. Mrs. Martin suggests insecurity, urges honesty, and warns that intimacy has drawbacks. she recommends the wife pursue own amusements and credit the husband’s companionship, not a threat to the marriage. In a second letter, she advises letting the husband take a fishing vacation, stay agreeable, and use the time apart to visit friends, noting Mrs. Martin answers general questions in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martin
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A family plans a simple Sunday camping trip near a brook to avoid crowds and long rides. The piece urges local outdoor baskets, grills, and roughing it with kids helping gather wood and fetch water for a wholesome day. It ends with a dessert recipe of a light custard topped with caramel or marshmallow sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Herbert Goward
Martin
Dad
Mother
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
Chrisman
Talbot Lake
Guide To
By Jacqueline Hunt
Miss Bunt
Jean Parker
Reg
Choison
Judith Wilson
Marian Mays Martin
Blue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!