Americans urged to help deafness fight during Hearing Week
A CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN report notes the slogan Join the Army for meals to aid the deaf. President Roosevelt commends the Society for the Hard of Hearing during Hearing Week, October 19 to 24, highlighting efforts in prevention, rehabilitation, and education for children and adults with impaired hearing. The society aims to raise public interest and provide guidance, with estimates of 100 million school children and ten million adults affected in the United States.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
American Society For the Hard of Hearing
Roosevelt
Aisworthy
James R. Garfield
United
Society For the
Hard of Hearing
Carrlessness Blamed In Handicapped Burden Story
A damaged text discusses the burden on families of disabled individuals and the social challenges faced. It mentions confusion over care, congenital issues, and debates about public accommodations. References to treatment, care devices, and societal responsibility appear amid garbled phrases.
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Harald
Camdiappine
Lobster Stew Recipe From Old Text
Lobster stew combines boiled lobster meat with crackers, chicken broth, milk and cream. Season with pepper salt and onion. add bitter orange peel and paprika. Top with grated parmesan and serve with bread crumbs for a hearty dish.
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Ian
Movie Director Helped Hatch Luftwaffe
Talbot Lare recounts how German director Frank Wisbar escaped Nazi control and shaped the glider program that contributed to the Luftwaffe. He describes early glider use, the shift from sport to military, and Wisbar’s stance against Nazism while recognizing his role in German aviation history.
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Rvomes
Frank Wisbar
Finn
Nawis
Antig
Mackie
Fitushegt Piel
Winbar
Hitler
Wisbay
Lie Nau
Germany
London
Unpressed Pleats Dress Described in Vintage Silhouette
The article outlines a dress with unpressed pleats creating a long line, a fitted silhouette, and a moderately full skirt. It features a molded check and twisted belt, a pre-edge collar, lyndyed white fox trim, and green fabric in a petit point style.
Corned Willie Returns to Army Dinner Menu
The Army resumes serving corned beef as a main feature with two hearty slices, accompanied by bologna topped with cheese. Milled cabbage, hot potato salad, bread and butter, plus canned peaches and coffee complete the meal.
Plenty of Meaty Army Meals Highlight Nutrition and Dishes
Judith Wilson Jolenty reports on army food stressing meat as vital nutriment and vitamins. Feature samples from Fort Sheridan Chicago and the Presidio San Francisco show meals served up to three times daily with recipes for lamb balls Hungarian goulash and beef dishes for soldiers.
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Judith Wilson
Jolenty
Uncle Sam
Urain
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Ninth Corps
Presidio
San Jisco
Army
Weaume
Dressmaker Suits Go Lunching In Style With New Features
A fashion column by Eleanor Glew York surveys luncheon outfits and dressmaker suits. It notes pastel tones, two piece wool ensembles, and detailed embellishments while contrasting daytime and formal wear including reversible jewelry and rustic fabrics. It highlights care with fabrics and new style notes for accessories.
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Hollywood
Priscilla Lane
Eleanor Glew
York
Rane
Sara
Lipstick advice and Hollywood hair trends for beauty
A reader asks which lipsticks suit dry lips and how to apply color without looking painted. Guidance covers lip products, foundation as a lip base, shade choices for fair to dark skin, blotting, and sample testing. The piece also touches on lemon juice in skincare and notes on current Hollywood hair trends and endorsements.
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Met
Ustig & Hutt
Foundation Fipstick
Beauty Week Plan for Self Care and Diet Tips
A fitness and grooming guide urges setting aside a week for concentrated self care. It outlines daily routines including facial treatments, hand and hair care, light exercise, early bedtimes, and a cautious all liquid day diet. Tips stress consistency, cleanliness, and gradual cold showers for health benefits. It also suggests practical home organization and garlic flavored lamb for meals.
Defense Stamps Teach Child To Be Thrifty
A twelve year old boy saves earnings from his neighborhood paper route, investing part in Defense Stamps for a future bond while using some for daily needs. Parents are urged to encourage saving habits early, with tips on budgeting and responsible spending. defense savings bonds are highlighted as a way to finance education.
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Alent
Riet
Courk Et Reles
Jane
Crugeist
Tim Ailier
Achagh
Averane
Noc Ont
Hive
Ameren
Nave
Atende
Rome
United States Defense
Sonny
Yandy
Corduroy Hat Designs Featured in Timber Green Style
A short note on designers using corduroy for tailored hats, highlighting a timber green corduroy hat with a snood of matching jersey. The piece notes the simple yet noisy wear of such headgear.
American Dancer Winslow Impresses at Rainbow Room
An American dancer, Miss Winslow, appears at Rainbow Room New York with a young partner of Charlestown lineage. They emphasize American themes in dance, contrast European norms, and reference her study of Spanish dance abroad. The piece notes class and aristo context, praising talent over propriety.
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Ufe
Jacner
Mlerris Chaney
Franklin D. Rouse
Radio City
New York
Charlestown
Spain
Miss Winslow
Cleaning Tall Mattresses and Renovation Steps
The article describes thorough renovation of tall mattresses by opening them, shaking out debris, restitching the case, and adding new horsehair. About four pounds of new hair are usually required, obtainable from upholstery shops. The cover may be washed, but the inner padding should not be washed as water spoils the curls.
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Maytis
Sidney Winslow
New England
Miriam Winslow
United States
New Englas
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