Tannic acid solution used as new cure for burns
A 1930s medical column explains burn treatment advancing with tannic acid in alcohol applied directly to wounds. It describes preparation, application, pain relief timeline, dressing changes, and cautions against delaying care or using oily ointments.
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Seah - Kemp
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Amidriff Blouses Claim Superior Service
New ch towels, cloths, and washcloths promise better Sylactory times if soaked and laundered before use. Instructions include soaking in steam water, thorough drying, and ironing. Stated features include Sofi ss, antorbency, and a square-netted buttoned midriff blouse with a double-tie style and matching printed chintz shirt.
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Fascist Wife of Italian General Stirring New Controversy
A controversial profile outlines Mme Tilton Terurai, wife of a high ranking Italian officer, living on Park Avenue New York. Her past ties to fascism and the Black Shirts, plus marriage to an Italian general who led volunteers in Spain and fought in Libya, are recounted with emphasis on她 influence and public perception. The piece notes her American status, language skills, and lavish wedding gifts amid political tensions about Libya and fascist ties.
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York City
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York
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Collese Fand
Europe
Iyte
Taps Auer
Isaac Weinman
Ottee
Missi
Welnmanz Stussolin
Fascisn
Spain
Libya
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Braised Celery and Tomato Soup Guide in Home Cookery
A late 19th or early 20th century home cooking piece outlines celery dishes: braised stuffed celery with onion, crumbs, and bouillon, tomato celery soup, and a celery tomato bake. It details stock, simmer times about 15 to 20 minutes, and serving notes for celery paired with potatoes, beans, and onions. It also mentions using fresh tomatoes and butter for flavor and serves six.
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Gante
Cotton fashions dominate the season in Cotton’s fashion week
The feature highlights cotton as a versatile fabric for all wear from town to country. It notes striped chambray jackets, detachable dickeys, black and white suits with wide armholes, feminine lingerie trim chiffon, cloque organdie prints, and bold dinner gowns. It also mentions patriotic cotton handbags, gloves in many lengths, and a shift toward tailored styling and practical cotton accessories.
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Glen
Rings and bracelets dominate fashion notes with new settings
The article discusses jewelry trends featuring semiprecious stones in slender settings and innovative bold styles. It praises original techniques like infrared dried "twist curl" hair setting and new clip methods while noting comfort, durability, and long-lasting results. It also highlights camp experiences for children, emphasizing independence and social skills, and suggests families arrange camps for those unable to afford travel.
Camp Develops Boy’s Character in World of Camp
A guide for handling homesick boys at camp urges recognizing separation anxiety and encouraging independence. It advises counselors to avoid overindulgence, encourage quick adaptation, and limit parental contact for at least two weeks to foster growth and self-reliance.
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Asiza
Summer Hats Match In Quiet Style Trends
A description compares two hats, one formal with a tight crown and gathered brim, and a casual plaid cotton hat with a bright green ribbon. Both pieces reflect a coordinated, stylish approach with matching tones and fringe details.
Powder makeup guidance and fat salvage tips in wartime
An article discusses selecting the right powder shade for skin tone, application techniques, and maintenance. It also covers care of makeup pads and puffs, plus a wartime note on saving kitchen fats with instructions from Dr. Lane Blarney on fat use, storage, and avoidance of waste.
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Lane Blarney
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Right age for marriage amid war pressures and doubt
A reader argues there is no definite right age to marry, noting war accelerates both marriage and divorce. Financial responsibility, health, and future children shape readiness, with youth's impulsiveness and love complicating timing. The piece warns against rushing into marriage before stability and character are tested.
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