Health tips for travel safety with milk water insects
A health column advises on safe travel practices when milk is unavailable by heating milk to 145 degrees for 30 minutes or sterilizing water with iodine. It warns of typhoid, dysentery, and undulant fever, and notes dangers from insects like Anopheles mosquitoes. It recommends a first aid kit with quinine and prophylactic quinine for malaria prevention.
Modes and Manners on Malaria Quinine and Dining Etiquette
Quinine remains the suggested malaria remedy with high dosage during fever, followed by extended treatment to clear lingering parasites. The piece also answers reader questions on table manners, including glass placement, apple eating, and the sequence of entree and soup.
Profiles For Today Miss Boyd the Arctic Explorer
TALBOT LAKE OUISE A. BOYD is the United States only woman explorer. Six Arctic trips since 1926, aided by personal finances, a San Rafael home base, and her vessel Hobby. She has published two books, earned honors from scientific societies, and has islands named after her.
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Up swept coiffures return for summer fashion
An article discusses new up swept hairstyles offering versatility for many face shapes and ages. It describes variations from shorter to seven inch lengths, tips on achieving the look, and advice on maintaining curls with permanents and curlers for a chic, seasonally suitable style.
Short Cuts For Morning Drinks And Cooking Tips
A brief list suggests swapping orange and grapefruit juice for grape juice and tomato juice in the morning. It also advises handling a live lobster by the middle for safety and notes sauces reheat best in a double boiler.
Styles in lace and resort wear at New York shows
New York fashion coverage highlights lace drenched street wear by Molyneux and others, pairing white lace boleros with black dresses and light summer fabrics. The piece notes aprons, wrapover dresses, knee length jackets, and bold color contrasts as summer trends. For seaside evenings, calico circus prints and bright linen ensembles appear, while health guidance favors fish as protein with suggested milk-baking of fish steaks.
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You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
An essay on home economics urges timely household repairs and self-reliance. It contrasts thumb sucking in children with patient guidance and argues budgets, maid absence, and daily routines shape a household’s upkeep. It promotes prudent spending, orderly living, and setting a high standard of living.
Flavorful liver dishes with simple seasonings and variations
The article outlines elder recipes using calves or pig liver sautéed in butter with salt pepper onion and parsley, then simmered with water for tenderness and served with bacon. It includes liver rolls bound with bread crumbs and herbs, browned, and slow cooked with beef liver, onions tomatoes mushrooms carrots and potatoes for a hearty two hour simmer.
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Breakfast and Dinner Menu Highlights
A concise menu lists breakfast items including Honeydew wedges with strawberries, individual omelets with creamed chicken livers, toast, and coffee. Dinner features liver roast with glazed spiced prune garnish, baked stuffed potatoes, mixed green salad with French dressing, and strawberry custard pie.
Proper dosing rinse with cold water to save medicine
Guidance advises rinsing the dosing spoon with cold water before giving medicine to a child to ensure none of the emulsion or syrup is wasted. The tip emphasizes not losing medicine by sticking to the spoon.
Hair Saving Hat Style From Windy Car Rides
A reader Sandy asks how to keep hair tidy after a short car ride and prefers simple hats. The expert suggests optional permanent curls at the ends, shaping for a boyish look, and training waves with brushing, hot oil shampoos, and pinching or cream wave sets to reduce wind blown effects.
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