Hay fever woes and allergic understanding explained
The article surveys hay fever sufferers, noting its broad impact and failed remedies. It explains hay fever as an allergy rooted in the blood, triggered by pollen and animal dander, with heredity playing a role and potential transfer through blood. It mentions diverse, often ineffective remedies and the hope of future medical progress.
Hay fever seasons and pollen causes described
The article explains three hay fever seasons: spring from end of March to end of May due to tree pollen like oak elm maple birch or hickory. summer from end of May to July due to grasses such as June grass orchard grass timothy and velvet. fall from mid August to frost due to ragweed pollen. It notes predictable yearly pollen timing, non mental condition, and symptoms in throat and eyes.
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Sewing Hoops Use For Stain Removal And Denim Swatches
A user describes taking 03 em TM moT0.2 hoops from the sewing box to the kitchen. They stretch a stained area over the hoops and use a napxiti or tabi cloth with hot water to treat the stain at the sink.
Ankle Strengthening Exercises Described
Instructions outline exercises to strengthen weak ankles. Begin with feet stretched straight ahead, bend downward as far as possible, then upward repeatedly for at least ten reps. Next, stretch straight, rotate ankles, and guide feet toward each other to finish the routine.
Raffa Coral Shade Shows in Cruise and Resort Wear
A report notes the Raffa coral color tone appearing in linens cottons and expanding to other fabrics on cruise and southern resort garments. The orange-rose shade draws attention for its partiality toward warm tones in seasonal apparel.
Profiles For Today on ABE HITCHCOCK Director of The 39 Steps
ABE HITCHCOCK, famed director of The 39 Steps and The Man Who Knew Too Much, earns honorable notice as a leading English director at 35. The son of a London shopkeeper, he trained as an engineer before entering cinema, rising to fame with Blackmail and The 39 Steps, and now linked to Secret Agent and the Joseph Conrad adaptation The Hidden Passion with Sylvia Sydney and Robert Donat.
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Laundering Curtains Step by Step Guide
Fold each curtain lengthwise twice and crosswise three times. Place in a tub, cover with steam and tape to stand. Soak for hours, rinse, squeeze out suds, stand another hour. Force suds through with hands until clean. Rinse, starch, and do not unfold until dry.
Brown pique dress with tiered hem and plaid gingham trim
A brown pique dress features a tiered hem and plaid tissue gingham trim. The skirt dips at the back with a pleated center back inset, and the overall plaid combines brown white and powder blue.
Summer Skin Care and Sun Tanning Guide
A breezy advice piece encouraging readers to plan vacations and enjoy sun, sea, and romance. It covers preparing skin and hair for summer, using suntan creams, lemon-based lightening, and tips for tanning while avoiding sunburn. It promises further vacation Q&A in tomorrow's column.
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Jay
Wmorrow
Beauty Tips for Dry Skin and Wrinkle Reduction
Reader Mrs McK asks how to choose creams among many names and suggests cold cream or skin food as a universal lubricant. Advice includes makeup base with powder, sun protection, and gentle application of nourishing cream around the mouth to reduce nasolabial lines, followed by astringent use.
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Helen
Style Races Spotlight Far See-Through Frocks and Blended Hues
The feature notes racegoers in New York showcasing bold frocks and coordinated hats. Designers like Paray highlight large orchid accents and tulip decolletages, while sleeve fantasy shifts evolve with padded shoulders and refined peplums. Yellow shades dominate daytime wear. pinks range from orchid to opaline. wine reds appear in several ensembles.
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Dishes for Today Meal With a Hot Dish Is Best on Warm Days
A brief menu guide suggests choosing dishes that can be prepared well and served with at least one hot dish daily, emphasizing cool salads and chilled fruit on hot days. The weekly plan lists Sunday through Saturday menus with breakfasts, dinners, desserts, and beverages, including specific dishes like Watercress-Orange A and Cod Fish Balls.
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Dune
Modes and Manners High Tea Menu and etiquette guidance
High tea is a substantial hot supper with items like oyster stew fried chicken corn fritters waffles hot biscuits and chocolate. Separate questions cover addressing elders with sir or ma am and placing finger bowls and doilies to the left of the dessert plate with discreet correction if mislaid.
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Miem
Mr. Jones
L. W
No Pictures in the Home Finish for Small Rooms
No pictures in the home remains common yet a few carefully chosen images can brighten spaces. In small rooms, attractively framed mirrors provide the same sense of size and finish without crowding the space.
Americans Prefer Variety Abroad Says Travel Critic
Modern travelers discuss dining in hotels and the American habit of uniform meals. A male guest contends U S dinner value is poor and that Europe offers more variety, while the writer argues U S regimentation hinders vacation charm and foreign languages add spice to holidays abroad.
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You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother questions Peter after a flower pot breaks and he blames Johnny. The tale shows a child inventing an excuse to avoid punishment. It advises resolving honestly, teaching responsibility, and supporting truth over clever avoidance.
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Dining debates in menus and hospitality morals
The piece contrasts standardized hotel menus with the richer value of home dining and hospitality. It notes men favor hearty, substantial meals while women may seek more varied trimmings. A letter from Mrs. A R C discusses a teen invitation, urging a practical, less formal approach and recommending direct assurance from the hosting family.
Short Cuts and Maintenance Tips From Odd Kitchen and Home Notes
Quick fixes for clocks with oiling and kerosene, sugar measuring methods, lemon garnish with parsley, and carpet color restoration using ammonia and water. Practical tips shown in everyday guidance style.
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