Typhus Vaccines Ship to Hungary for Field Tests
In late February two pioneer shipments of typhus vaccines totaling 5,000 doses sail toward the sub Carpathian region for field testing. The effort is led by Dr Adolph Eichhorn with support from Lederle Laboratories and the National Institute of Health as doctors Zinsser and Eichhorn push research amid war induced refugee crowds.
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Orient
Europe
Pernhens
Hans Zinsser
Hungary
Manhattan
Adolph Eichhorn
sub-Carpathian
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Lederne Laboratories
National Institutent Health
Zinsser
Harvard University
Eichhorn
Bureau of Animes Industry
Department of Agriculture
National Insitute
United States Public Health Service
Bela Johan
Surroundine
W.G. Wickoff
Lederle Laboratories
Sir Stafford Tries To Wean Russia From Nazis
In a fall interview Dr Orre Neurath notes alliances shift over history as Sir Stafford Cripps travels from Britain to Russia. Cripps, once in opposition to Chamberlain, now seen as a linchpin for possible British Soviet ties amid looming global tensions.
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Sir Stafford
Russia
Orre Neurath
Sir Staffore Cripps
Britain
Sir Staffore
England
Chamberlain
Germany
Werr Lerks
Cripps
Great Britain
Rooseveit
Roosevelt
Labor Party
U. S
France
Short Cuts for Cleaning Painted Walls
The article advises removing paint with airpentine or benzine and suggests equal parts turpentine and alcohol or turpentine with lite ammonia as alternatives. After washing walls, apply a thin boiled starch coat to prevent grime buildup and aid future cleaning. dust will settle on the film, reducing scrubbing needs.
Evening fashion stays delicate with organdie and lace
New York fashion notes highlight organdie lace and pastels as evening favorites. Sheers, chiffons, and light boleros return, with silk and tulle gowns giving a froth of lace and fine tucking. Brides favor gray with bright accessories. garden weddings continue in white and pale tones.
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New York
Marthe de Bourbon
Franz Josef
Ausiria
Chicatelr
Tris
Wiliam Francis Gibbs
France
Madeleine Carroll
Piamer
Make Up for Mermaids Can't Stand Much Water
Outdoor beauty tips address summer cosmetics and water exposure. The article notes there is no truly waterproof makeup and advises sun protection, skin tone foundations, lip color, and mascara techniques to withstand heat and splashes. It also covers freckles, brow and lash care, and linoleum flooring as kitchen flooring guidance.
Cottage Cheese and Peas Make a Dish Family Will Enjoy
A guidance note for June National Dairy Month encourages higher milk consumption. It advises that during early growth a child should have one quart of milk daily and that adults need calcium from milk, usable as beverage or in cooked dishes.
Cottage Cheese Loaf and Milk Based Dishes in Budget Meals
A vintage home economy piece highlights cottage cheese as an inexpensive protein and offers recipes for economical meals. It details Cottage Cheese Loaf with Peas, Five-Minute Cabbage, Scrambled Eggs with Cottage Cheese, and tips for dairy desserts and milk fortified drinks. The instructions emphasize frugal cooking and maintaining flavor while feeding a family.
Modes and Manners Q&A Tips for Proper Etiquette
A reader asks six etiquette questions. Answers cover tipping a waiter in a dining car at ten percent, using fingers for radishes, a hostess joining card games if guests aren’t neglected, defining a salon as a drawing room for receiving guests, seating a lady to the right when helped into a car, and a younger woman replying politely with a formal name when elderly Mrs Jones speaks.
Proper Training Encourages Boy To Be Helpful
A columnist argues training children in helpfulness begins with mothers prompting boys like Tommy to assist with heavy packages and chores. The piece notes women bear hardship in war and must show courage, while boys learn courtesy through early requests for help.
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Jane Herbert Goward
Lthough Bu
Bunaies
Chum
Tommy
Nabiz
Bull
Preparedness of Spirit and Red Cross Service
This notice urges spiritual readiness alongside military prep. It urges conserving emotions, reasoning over fear, and directing energy to constructive acts. It highlights Red Cross work, urges support to local chapters or hospitals, and notes women already knitting, rolling bandages, and joining First Aid classes and charity bridge parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
the Red Cross
Mercy
Action Instead of Words to Help Refugees and Red Cross
A call to immediate practical aid for refugees and Red Cross activities beyond war news. It urges readers to donate clothing and resources, raise their morale, and act quickly to help frightened children and shaken elders.
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Red Cross
Green and Red Dress From England Described
The description details a 1940 Fairchild design featuring a dress of green and red checked wool jersey with a white starched collar and a patent green belt. It includes a plain green fitted jacket with silver buttons, four flap pockets, and a cutaway line.
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Fairchild
England
Lintless Dishtowels Enter Market For Kitchen Use
Discontinued common cotton towels have been replaced by specially treated lintless dishtowels that absorb water better. Manufacturers claim the new treatment overcomes homemakers main objections to cotton toweling.
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Claud North Chrisman
RE. Cheisman
Ewspaper
Ferrchild
Smith College
By Jacqueline Hunt
Miss Bunt
Eggnog
Marian Mays Martin
MES. Martin
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