Royal touch cures in 17th century English monarchies
In 17th century England babies were taken to the king or queen to seek medicinal relief. The royal touch was believed to possess curative power for rashes and similar ailments, reflecting widespread faith in monarchal blessing and healing.
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Two new baby feeding aids ease mealtime mess
Two new items help reduce spills during infant feeding. A jar holder grips two jars securely with a suction cup base to attach to the tray, leaving the mother’s hands free. The kangaroo bib features a plastic pouch to catch spills and crumbs.
Caution on Drug Dependence Aids Public Health Push
Public Health Service warns that sedative users may develop dependence and insomnia relief seeks early help as authorities stress potential for overuse and withdrawal risks.
Exercises to slim legs and keep good figure
A health column urges vigilance to preserve figure health and offers leg routines. It promotes calf stretching with chair touches, foot circles for thick ankles, vigorous knee massage, and a lying toe grip and lift to slim upper legs. The piece notes a 1969 Elyria High School graduate, Miss Maholic, now at Lorain City Talk Turkey ahoga Works, tying into a local profile.
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