It's Fun to Be Alive When Your Body Is Kept Healthy
Dr Claud North Chrisman traces marijuana from Indian hemp Cannabis Indica to hashish and narcotic use. He notes early 20th century spread from Mexico to the United States, federal action in 1937, and ongoing concerns as intoxication rises despite controls.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D. R
Orient
Mexico
Federal Commission On Narcotics
National Federation
H. J. Anslinger
Herald Tribune
New York
Anslinger
Man of Mystery Joins England's War Cabinet
The article profiles Lieut-Col Sir Maurice Hankey GCB KCB CB LL.D., newly named minister without portfolio in Britain's War Cabinet. It notes his age of 62, famed memory, secrecy, prior roles at Versailles and Suez, a memoir under lock for 100 years, and a wartime ascension from Secretary of the Cabinet to directorships.
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Ven
New York
Lord Hanky
Lord Hankey
Brittain
Great Britain
Versaille
Maurice Pascal Alers Hankey, Gcb
Kcb
Hankey
Suez Canal
Chamberlain
Royal Artillery
State Department
Clemenceau
Long Jacket Suit Takes Spotlight In Fall Fashion
A longer jacket suit for fall emerges as a companion stripe and plain tweed set. The stripe version remains a favorite for tailored long molding jackets, as the long jacket suit steps into the limelight with 45 high style emphasis.
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Limelight
Two-in-One Exercises Save Time and Effort
A vintage guide promotes nightly exercises blended with beauty routines to slim and firm the figure. It describes head and neck routines, toe and foot work, posture drills, and hip centric moves, noting benefits to circulation, muscles, skin, and confidence.
Showing Child How to Play Keeps Him Out of Mischief
A two year old named Bobby loves to empty drawers and tear up paper. Parents should guide his play by offering legitimate tasks like setting the table and tidying towels while allowing safe outlets such as a designated “Bobby’s drawer” and an old newspaper to destroy. Continuous supervision and constructive guidance help him express himself without mischief.
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Obby
Mother
Bobby
Campaign against Marihuana and the threat it poses
Mrs. William Dick Sporbirg, a leaders of women’s clubs, outlines the spread of marijuana use in the United States. She warns it is distributed near high schools in simple foods and sold openly, leading to euphoria, sleep, and dangerous dreams. The drug purportedly damages judgment, induces brain storms, and may drive users to commit acts they would not consider otherwise.
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William Dick Sporbirg
Citizens’ Council
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Middle West
Fragmentary note on fashion trims and sports patch design
A garbled OCR fragment mentions purs, new ‘Cees’ of shaved lamb, dyed beaver brown, and trims. It also references a model with an Eton and Wis square patch, and a note about management in sports and a name Peter Weegth.
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Peter Weegth
Substituting Cocoa and Shortening for Chocolate
Guidance notes that when chocolate is unavailable cocoa and shortening can substitute. Specifically one half cup of cocoa and one half teaspoon of shortening equal one ounce or one square of chocolate.
Mesh fabrics preferred for children's underclothing
Knitted materials are favored over woven fabrics of the same fiber for children's underclothing due to porosity moisture absorption and easy washing.
Appreciation of Kindness Pays Dividends
The piece extols gratitude as a daily virtue and notes how appreciation shapes personal and business relations. It offers practical food preparation tips, including squab and duck recipes, and stresses courtesy, consideration, and restraint in public discourse amid tense times. It urges calm, avoiding arguments, and maintaining neutrality to prevent further conflict.
Savory Stuffing Adds Zest to Roast Bird
A new bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture outlines poultry cooking topics. It covers broising frying roasting stuffings braising stewing and steaming to aid homemakers in preparing poultry dishes.
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Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Dining Menu Highlights Dinner Plate Offerings
A detailed menu lists roast duck with rice and apricot stuffing, buttered string beans, apple sauce, lettuce with French dressing, orange cream, Charlotte, coffee, tomato juice, chocolate cream pie and a variety of desserts. It notes chicken shortcakes, peas, buttered squash, pineapple and cottage cheese salad, and pineapple options.
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Charlotte
Edge repair of rugs with yarn or cord binding
A note from the New York State Colleges of Agriculture and Homeland Be said that rug edges worn or frayed can be repaired by buttonholing with heavy yarn or by placing a heavy cord along the edge and binding it to the rug with yarn.
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N. Y
Short Cuts For Preserves And Kitchen Tips
Practical tips on food prep and household tasks. Guidance covers filling jars with preserves using a gravy boat, melting paraffin, adding chopped nuts to salads and spreads, turning stockings inside out for cleaning, and boiling times for vegetables to avoid darkening.
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U. S
DE. Chrisman
Man of Mystery
England
Fatrenild
By Jacqueline Hunt
Jane Herbert Goward
Mrs. Gowaed
Lame Meets
Beaver
Marian Mays Martin
Thos
MES Martin
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