Boils and carbuncles explained in a health column
Dr Chrisman explains boils arise from bacterial infection at hair follicles or glands and may form a core. Carbuncles penetrate deeper, can scar, and often signal diabetes or other illnesses. Treat early with antiseptics, hot soaks, and medical care. vaccines and tonics suggested to prevent recurrence.
Fokker Profile Highlights Aviation Genius and War Impact
Profiles For Today recounts aviation designer Fokker, noting his role in shaping air warfare and his habit of intense, irregular work. Born in 1890 in Java, he built planes early, earned a German contract, then led a postwar career across Europe and the United States. He later became a naturalized American citizen.
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Essentials of Makeup for dry skin and limited budgets
A beauty column advises busy readers with a tight budget and dry fragile skin to prune cosmetics to essentials. Start with a cleansing fluffy cream, follow with a skin-tonic, then apply a lamoline-based foundation, powder, rouge, matched lipstick, and subtle eye makeup. A fragrance completes the look, with trial packs offered for economy.
Beauty Tips and White Spots on Hands Skincare Advice
Reader questions on sun tan bleaching and astringents are answered with home remedies using lemon juice and witch hazel plus rose water. The advisor notes lemon juice is mildly astringent and practical for skin refinement, while white spots on hands may stem from pigment distribution or burns, with no guaranteed cure and suggestions to conceal with tinted foundation and matching powder.
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Milliners Look To Veils And High Necklines This Season
Fashion notes reveal veils returning with elevated necklines and coordinated hats. Necklines climb from base of throat with straight bands and turned backs, while collars stay in harmony with hats. Purple, wine, and green hosiery appear. diverse coiffure fixings, belts, bags, veils, boleros, and passementeries add texture.
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Seafood Menu Ideas For Luncheon Club Dishes
A homemaker plan suggests seafood main dishes for club luncheons using simple fish fillets oysters and shellfish. Recipes include flounder with grapes and mushrooms in a creamy sauce, oysters on brochette with bacon and parsley butter, swordfish steaks broiled with potatoes, and lobster tartlets with mushrooms and green pepper.
Modern Women by Marian Mays Martin
A meditation on how adults face moments they believe are unbearable and how time reveals their true significance. The author reflects on common trials, noting that many experiences feel overwhelming at the moment but later appear less momentous in hindsight.
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Understanding a child’s fear of death and explaining it
A mother reflects on an eight year old girl Ellen who fears death after witnessing a funeral and clings to wakefulness at night. The piece advises explaining physical facts to children, then sharing beliefs for consolation, and notes children ask questions to gauge their true concerns.
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Modes and Manners: Etiquette Questions and Answers
This column answers simple social etiquette inquiries. A bellboy tip for hotel labor is a dime. For self service when no salt spoon is available, use a clean tea spoon. a teaspoon is preferred to avoid spills. If an engagement is broken after invitations, send printed announcements to invitees with the corrected marriage notice.
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Short Cuts for Cooking and Storing Food Tips
A compact guide covers broiling lobsters by plunging into salted water, two teaspoons per quart, boiled twenty minutes. It notes similar boiling for hard shelled crabs, shrimps, and crawfish, plus bread cutting trick for smoother sandwich edges. It advises refrigerating cake batter in a pan with damp cloth waxed paper and secure coverings with a rubber band or cord.
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