Your Good Health by Claud North Chrisman M D
Medical writer lists reasons for poor results after nosurgical operations. Tissue removal and scarring can create adhesions that hinder nearby organs, causing pain and obstruction. Surgery should be emergency only after other remedies fail, as inflammation and adhesions are not fully preventable. Case: a New York woman with gall bladder and colitis issues had gall bladder removed in 1936, highlighting the risk of unnecessary removal.
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New York
Gall Bladder Function and Surgeries Described
A historic medical note explains the gall bladder as a bile storage organ vital for digestion. It describes removal, stump regeneration, drainage, and adhesion-related abdominal pain, recounting Miss K and Miss E Ks experiences with post operative pain, nausea, and gradual recovery with rest, time, and tonics.
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Miss K
Miss EK
Profiles For Today: Joseph Marzo the one-armed paperhanger
Joseph Marzo of Chicago Heights is a one-armed paperhanger who works on 5S 8 and paints on high buildings. Despite losing an arm in a railroad accident he stars in sports and dancing, runs a chicken farm, pursues flying lessons, and works as a skilled tradesman while juggling many roles and a new marriage.
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Oseph Marzo
Joseph Marzo
Chicago Heights
Ha Hine
Cardinal Mundelein
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Marzo
Modes and Manners: Gift Etiquette for a Nine Month Relationship
In the Modes and Manners column, a reader asks if a boyfriend should receive a cedar box full of stationery as a birthday gift after nine months. The answer suggests tasteful white stationery with matching envelopes, avoiding tinted paper or colored borders, and favors single sheets over doubles, with an assortment and enough envelopes to match.
Subtlety Seen as Common to Men and Women
A reader argues subtlety is not exclusive to women and that both sexes display it. The piece notes men can be subtle just as women can be, challenging gendered expectations.
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Marian Mays
Martin Quire
You and Your Child and the Subtleties of Family Life
A reader reflects on parenting with a crying child named Stephen and a three year old brother John. The essay argues mothers should teach resilience, discouraging crying to build independence, while discussing marital dynamics and women’s subtle influence. It cites letters about gender roles, emotional labor, and advice on facing life’s problems without relying on parental shielding.
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Tephen
Father
Mother
Phen
Stephen
John
Trailer Meals and Hair Care for Men and Families
A mixed feature offering grooming advice favoring regular hair tonic and brushing, plus practical trailer meal planning. It lists ready made entrees for cruising, fresh produce when stopping, and simple two burner stove recipes such as Cuban Hamburgers, ice cream cake, hot deviled eggs, and accompanying sides for camping or road trips.
Waistline Trends Stir Fashion As Gowns Shorten
Fashion experts favor a shift in waistlines toward lower centers while keeping belts and trims to create a high line. Sportswear shows wide belts and waist paneling, with evening gowns featuring front hemlines four to eight inches above the floor, fading to the floor at back. Plush fabrics and bold color facings enhance the look for autumn boudoir styles in tea rose and hyacinth hues.
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New York
Zippers Feature In Paris Fur Collection
In his Paris collection Molyneux showcases several fur coats with slide fasteners including a pencil slim Persian lamb coat. The description highlights functional zippers that would be popular for ladies’ winter wear.
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Molyneux
Paris
Princess Coat Design Described in 1937 Fashion Note
A 1937 fashion note outlines a Princess coat in silver fleck black wool with widened shoulders crafted from a single piece forming sleeves yoke and envelope collar. A black calf belt with a silver accent completes the garment described by Fatreché.
Why Not Get Married A Guide For Women Seekers
The piece discusses Harvey A. Kalish's book Why Not Get Married detailing how women may pursue husbands. It contrasts old and modern approaches, noting transparent tactics fail and that today women may directly seek what they want while challenging traditional ladylike restraint.
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Harvey A. Kalish
Short Cuts For Lighter Summer Wallie Cakes
A fragment notes a recipe tweak to lighten waffle cakes for summer by adding a little baking powder. It mentions crushed sugared Hamburgers as part of the text, suggesting alternate ingredients or methods. The exact context is unclear due to garbled OCR but the culinary tip remains.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Bargery
Nature
Joe Marzo
Talbot Lake
Napoleon
Jane Herbert
Smart
Mrs. Goward
Mrs. Martin
Ruth M. Burnett
Detroit
Aon
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
America
Butterick Co., Inc
Isabelle Judkins
Glendale
Cal
Italy
Union
Canada
Guide To
By Jacqueline Hunt
Miss Bunt
Jake
Eleanor Gunn
Princess
Fatreché
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