Health column on rickets and irradiated milk plan
Dr Christopher North Crisman notes nearing winter and closed windows limit oxygen and sunshine for children. Wisconsin Albert Institute director Wilbad Kies announced a nation wide drive to prevent infant rickets by irradiated milk and educating mothers and child care agencies about this feeding method and its benefits.
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Wisconsin Almmrn Research Foundation
Wilbad S. Kies
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Sunshine drives nutrition in Wisconsin Alumni study
The Wisconsin Alumni plan celebrates philanthropy after Dr. Harry Steenbdeck and assistants found ultraviolet ray treated foods, notably milk, boost Vitamin D and bone health. They warn most children face rickets risk and emphasize milk as key nutrition. The alumni foundation stresses public welfare and dairy industry cooperation in dairy regulation and safety measures beginning June.
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Wisconsin
Harry Steenbdeck
Kies
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
New York
Short Cuts Use Firm Impeeted Toes For Frying
Short cuts describe frying with flour and sake additions for browning soles. Red beams may indicate Coc hama beans with white sauce or meat stew. doors squeak when opened or closed. A new time switch for electric clothes washers provides a dial to set start and stop times and water temperatures for different fabrics.
Profiles For Today Profiles For Today By TALBOT LAKE
The article profiles Robert V. Fleming, rising from Rings National Bank runner at age 17 to president by 1923 and future leader of the American Bankers Association. Born 1890 in Washington, he studied at Friends School and George Washington University, married Anne Wright in 1912, with two children.
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Chin Line as a Brow Raising Anti Aging Guide
A garbled excerpt promotes chin line care with facial exercises and neck routines. It describes improving skin tone using massage, cleansing, and creams or oils while offering different neck exercises to firm the chin and jowls. The piece invites readers to request a leaflet by sending a stamped self addressed envelope.
Beauty Tips for Hair Care and Shine
A fragmentary guide offers tips on managing oily hair and scalp buildup. It mentions applying balsam after shampoo to loosen deposits, using a special toner for dandruff, and promoting a healthier appearance with proper brushing and shine practices.
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Remuar Prushwe
Luxury Motif Dominates New York Fashion Week Styles
Fashion reporters describe a luxury motif persisting in New York shows for the season with bold metal and metallic accents. Designers feature pleated metalcloth, crinkled weaves, and wrapped coats in regal patterns, including a full-length check with gold hues and a silver metallic three-quarter coat with gold flower motifs.
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New York
Ming
Thanksgiving roast turkey a national kitchen tradition
Dishes for today describe the Thanksgiving roast turkey as the central meal, with guidance to prepare the bird the day before, baste with butter and hot water, and achieve a crackly crust. Includes stuffing variations from regional tastes, cranberry sherbet, and a paired menu for a Thanksgiving dinner for two or three with desserts and beverages. Recipes cover Savory Stuffing Cranberry Sherbet Date-Pecan Pie and related sides.
Modes and Manners and Hair Brushing Etiquette
In this advising column a reader asks about using first names in addressing friends and the etiquette of signing married women’s letters. The response notes that casual addressing should avoid overfamiliar terms and that daily brushing can improve curly hair without spoiling the curl, then explains how a married woman should sign letters using her own name rather than her husband’s title.
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Helen Scott Smith
Hugh Smith
Advice in love and marriage for a young widow
A 22 year old widow seeks counsel on remarriage amid offers from several men. The adviser warns against marrying a man not ready for commitment, suggests considering a doctor as a potential husband, and urges the woman to assess her true feelings, timing, and suitability before rushing into marriage. It cautions that infatuation may disguise other motives and emphasizes patience and self‑knowledge.
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Marrage
Morning Routine Reveals Parental Control and Child Laziness
The text describes a mother waking Bobby by exposing him to cold air, then rushing him to dress for school. It argues the tactic fosters dependence and laziness, suggesting letting a child be late a couple of times teaches responsibility without parental overpress.
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Bobby
Ted
Dear Mrs Marin Cheating and marriage doubts
Dear reader seeks guidance on a fiancée who allegedly cheats and maintains his innocence. The adviser questions the accuser’s sources, warns that cheating may continue after marriage, and suggests possible innocent explanations while noting public guidance and nonpersonal replies.
Hand Washable Feather Gloves Care Note
Hand wash feather gloves in warm water using mud soap. Wash by hand except for chamois and doesian varieties. Rub lightly on soiled spots with a cap, rinse with light suds, then press moisture into a towel. Reshape, air dry away from sun, and stretch gently between fingers as almost dry.
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