Arthritis and its changing name in medical thought
A discussion on how the term arthritis has replaced rheumatism in common speech over two decades. Doctors pushed the shift to reflect the disease’s joint inflammation nature, while laypeople still debate its scope across acute and chronic forms. The piece notes disagreements about terminology and origin, with examples of how inflammation can arise from infections or jaw-teeth problems and how modern usage emphasizes joints rather than vague pain. It ends with a public request for readers to send comments to Dr Logan Clea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endening
M. D.mber
Barker
Nor
Cheating Bad Business Hurts Self and Others
A reader letter warns that cheating in marriage harms both partners and others, urging fidelity and trust. It contrasts married life with idle pursuits, notes women and men both cheat, and reflects on parental concerns and advice from a teenager writing to a column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Brock
Falak
Advice on handling a conflicted romance with parental disapproval
In a domestic advice tone a reader asks what to do about a friendship a mother objects to and whether she loves the boy. The column counsels casual friendliness, allowing the boyfriend to date other girls, and urges not to press for meetings if the boy has shown disinterest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mather
Togin
Dum
Sin
Seri
Words of Wisdom and Quotations Echo in Quiet Style
A fragmented collection of aphorisms quotes and maxims from various authors including Drummond Richter Vauvenargues Cicero Plautus and Carlyle. The lines present small wisdoms on life learning and honesty, with mis-spellings and garbled punctuation indicating OCR issues.
Frocks for Mature Figures Emphasize Normal Waistline Styles
Fashion writer Lucy Claire explains that women with fuller figures can wear the now popular normal waistline by balancing cuts and lines. Surplice and vertical tuck designs lengthen the torso, while diagonal lines and okayed fabrics like velvet and fur trim create a flattering silhouette for afternoon wear and formal tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Claire
Central Press
Beavac
Lubrication Of Dry Skin Is Necessary
The article explains that skin needs a balance of natural oil and external creams. Some skins cannot tolerate heavy greases and may blotch when over nourished, especially younger individuals. Test by a 24 hour without cream. if oil remains, too much nourishment harms. if skin is rough and dry, it needs nourishment. overnourishment may cause blackheads and clogged pores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Menu planning and skin irritations from heavy lotions
Advice on dinner party prep includes writing a menu and shopping list for accuracy. The text warns that nourishment can irritate pores and cause red spots on the face. It recommends reducing or delaying strong lotions and notes irritation may fade as skin adapts. A small trial determines whether to discard or continue using the preparation.
Answers to Queries Wrinkles and Beauty Advice
The column promotes Lanolin cream for wrinkles and suggests boric acid in witch hazel to close pores and reduce oil. An editor's note invites readers to request pamphlets on The New Figure and Beauty Culture from Elise Glad by mailing a self‑addressed stamped envelope with 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Glad
Miss Glad
It's Nut Season Black Walnut Pie Recipe
A vintage recipe for black walnut pie by Mrs. Mary Morton includes sugar flour milk yolks salt butter walnuts and vanilla. It guides a two part double boiler method to thicken custard then fold in walnuts and color with meringue or whipped cream and optional jelly or preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morton
Sir Owly
Foreign Born Workers Bear Brunt of Unemployment Says YWCA Leader
Mrs Edith Terry Bremer of the YWCA immigration and foreign communities department in New York says foreign born workers in industrial centers face the heaviest unemployment burden. She notes non citizens on relief within five years may face deportation and urges labor officials to extend protections to those legally in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Terry Bremer
Immigration and Foreign Communities Department
National Board
The
Young Women's Christian Association
New York
Bors Ae
Secretary of Labor
Brenter
Babecniiera
Household Hintings Nay Menu Hint Breakfast
A vintage cooking page offers a balanced six serving menu with dishes like Scalloped Cabbage and Baked Custard. It includes notes on laundry hints for synthetics, wool care, and glove care, emphasizing practical, economical meals and home hygiene.
Home Safety Is Learned At School
A father recalls his seven year old son learning home safety through school and home cooperation. The child signed a form, learned to follow instructions, and removed hazards during a school inspection. The piece argues joint school and family effort builds lasting safety habits and responsibility.
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Logan Cleare
Cleveland
MME
Lisbeta
Groart
Ita, LaRoy
Virginia Lee
Tlmank Pou
Sallys
Peg
Hey
Jean Paul Richter
Vauven
Verbert
Cicero
Plautus
Carlyle
Trent
Stendérizi
Gladys Glad
Gladys
H.G
Aids
By Lilian Campbell
Bemberg
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
U.S
Ife
Sohosl
DR Myers
Jesus
Christ
Heaven
Arthur O. Coxe
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