Different Kinds of Pain and How They Signal Illness
The article explains that pain has diverse sources and shapes the physician’s task of locating its origin. Headache is the most common pain with many causes linked to brain circulation. Chest pains may be the first sign of infection or lung issues, notably pneumonia presents as sudden stabbing pain on the affected side that worsens with breathing and coughing and is not greatly affected by pressure.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Birds Rule Seven Rooms In City Apartment
Profiles for Today highlights Madeleine R Cahall, Russian wife of Dr Cahall, living in a seven room New York City apartment shared with a large flock of birds. Her avian household includes pigeons, nightingales, bullfinches, canaries, parrots, cockatiels and others with a Panama parrot named Poba. Birds roam the rooms, are fed daily, and respond to a wooden wand. Cahall is active with Audubon Society, contributes to a natural history magazine, and provides birds to the Central Park Zoo. The Park Department marks bird feeding sites while vandals removed two wooden ones. The birds sing at dawn and retire at seven, with Poba the parrot delivering quips on cue.
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Madeleine R. Cahall
Dr Cahall
New York City
Caha
Park Department
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Audubon Society
Central Park Zoo
Foba
Poba
Notable Chest and Abdominal Pain Descriptions in Medical Text
The article outlines pleurisy as intense sharp pain worsened by breathing and movement, often one side under the arm and toward the back, with coughing and a catching grunt. It contrasts bronchitis pain as a dull ache under the breastbone and rib neuralgia as rib-edge pain worsened by coughing. It notes heart diseases can cause sharp pains, angina with left chest and arm pain, and discusses abdominal pain in dyspepsia and ulcer of the stomach with pain relieved by eating.
Gallstone Pains and Abdominal Strain Explained
An article outlines severe abdominal pain types including gallstone colic, ileal and intestinal cramps, appendicitis, kidney colic, and general backache. It notes pain patterns, relief behaviors, and references Dr Chrisman offering health questions via mail with a self addressed envelope.
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Chrisman
Modes and Manners Question on Centerpiece Use
A reader asks if artificial items can serve as a dining room centerpiece. The answer states no to artificial centerpieces and recommends better options such as fettal salt or Spats plant or a dish of fresh fruit, with the centerpiece kept low.
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O. P
Guide to Charm If Hair Turns Gray Dyeing Can Be Tried
A practical piece on handling gray hair as pigment fades with age. It explains temporary concealing methods with hair sticks and bright rinses, then advises weighing dyeing versus natural aging. Tips cover choosing expert dyeing, matching shade, and maintenance to keep hair soft and healthy.
Beauty Tips for Skin and Style in a Dark Complexion
The reader learns lemon and rice cause irritation on dark skin and should avoid bleaching. Advice suggests enhancing wear with white or bright lingerie, and offers a home nourishing cream recipe using cocoa butter, toilet tanoline, and olive or mineral oil, plus rose water for scent and softness. Store the finished cream in a clear jar in a cool place.
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Lemon Rce
Dishes for Today Pack Up the Picnic Kit
Guide to preparing campfire meals for outings with recipes and steps. Suggests cooking some dishes at home, packing in a picnic hamper, and assembling items like picnic potatoes and picnic stew. Includes griddle cakes, bacon and eggs, and kabobs, with tips for timing and storage.
Speaking of Style Gay Frocks Go Partying In Afternoon New York
The piece surveys cocktail party attire and fashion notes for blouses with fringe and embroidery, recommending printed fabrics, beaded wooden accents inspired by 18th century Congo styles, and eye-catching hats with crowns or brims. It also suggests home made accessories like paraffin frogs for display vases.
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New York
Lares
Troffle
Modern Women and the Move In Big City Homes
Marian Mays Martin discusses urban mobility, noting New York City families average two years per residence. She traces moving day shifts, elevator congestion, and landlord pressures that push tenants to relocate within apartment buildings, detailing costs of packing, refitting interiors, and the social era of constant shifting.
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Marian Mays Martin
New York City
New York
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother explains daytime lights on a trolley car to her child while observing another mother and child. The piece reflect on a child’s quest for knowledge and the risk of overexplaining, urging direct answers to questions rather than volunteering extra information.
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Jimmy
Arkansas
Caracul outfit for the season 1937 fashion ensemble
Copyright 1937 Fairchild describes a fitted black caracul coat with a slim silhouette, a gentle flare skirt, and a matching jaunty cap and barrel muff in caracul material, illustrating the en semble idea expected to trend this season.
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Fairchild
Always Home Hunting The restless woman who loves moving
The piece argues some women are restless by nature and seek change through moving or rearranging the home. It notes men often fail to understand this trait, while those with insight recognize a practical purpose behind the upheaval and tolerate it when needed.
Short Cuts for Winter Window Cleaning and Storage
Short cuts note suggests adding a little alcohol to cleaning water to prevent freezing. Recommends storing bread and cake beer in covered tins or earthenware jars. Advises economizing kitchen space by hanging teacups from hooks beneath china shelf.
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Sms
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