Goat Milk Tipped As Superior Infant Nourishment
In support of substitute feeds for babies, proponents cite pasteurized modified cow milk as preferred when mother’s milk is unavailable. Goat milk is presented as clean, well kept, and high quality, with advantages in digestibility, fat content, and disease resistance. cautions note hygienic handling and absence of pasteurization. The medical query from W. S.B. of Georgia discusses indigestion and liver stagnation.
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Claud North Chessman
Fast
Nebraska
Dr. Wiley
Public Health Service
Europe
Profiles of Voroshilov Portraits from a Soviet Leader
The article contrasts Klementi Voroshilov with Adolf Hitler, tracing Voroshilov’s rise from humble beginnings as a miner’s son to top Soviet leadership. It notes his short stature, sharp eyes, and a fascination with dancing and polo, while highlighting his role in the Bolshevik era and suggestion he could succeed Stalin.
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Hitler
Ukraine
Russia
Herr Bitler
Klementi
Voroshiloff
Varoshiloff
Varoshnof
Dars
Politbureau
Communist Party
Stalin
Voroshikoff
Vuaudevillé
Veroshiloff
Donbas
Polo
Bulitt
Guide to Charm Oil Manicure for Busy Women
A practical routine for a weekly oil manicure to keep hands soft and nails healthy. It covers steps from removing old polish to cuticle care, olive oil soaks, and a final polish in conservative fall shades suitable for business or home life.
Modes and Manners in Dance Attire and Escorts
A reader asks how a ball gown differs from a dance gown noting balls use decollate styles and costlier fabrics. Another query about men and women exiting a carriage asks whether the man should help the woman first and answers that etiquette favors the man giving her the chance to act first, with blame placed on the woman if he is not allowed to assist.
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D. B
Beauty Tips for Long-Lasting Nail Polish
A reader seeks advice for cracking polish after a few days and a busy schedule. Guidance recommends using a reliable brand, thorough cleansing before application, minimal polish on the brush, thorough drying, and massaging brittle nail cream or cuticle oil into nails. A periodic professional manicure is suggested as a check-up on home routine.
Dishes for Today Fruit Season Near End
Judith Wilson notes fruit season near end invites splurges on fruit desserts fritters salads and meat garnishes. she urges buying fruit while prices are low to can for desserts later.
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Judith Wilson
Winter Desserts And Fruit Preserves From A Home Kitchen
A collection of simple desserts and fruit preservation ideas featuring Peach Snow, Chocolate Banana Shortcake, Frozen Fruit Appetizers, and Cream Jam Roll. Recipes use peaches, berries, and late fruits with basic ingredients like gelatin, eggs, cream, and jam for family dinners.
Shorter Skirts Trend Widespread for Street Wear
Women favor shorter street wear as fashion shifts, while evening wear updates proceed slowly. Designers plan to shorten hems gradually, cutting an inch at a time, with emphasis on the front, shaping a two tier style approach.
Fashion Speak on Functional Knits from Suzanne Talbot
Suzanne Talbot advocates functional fashion stressing knitted clothes for definite purpose and steam wear. She criticizes the word sports for spectator attire and touts navy knitted coat blouse and wool skirt as ideal. Fur and wool dominate winter style with two veils and mittens as key accessories.
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New York
Suzanne Talbot
United States
Madame Talbot
MODERN WOMEN BY MARIAN MAYS MARTIN
Gyac advice is a thankless business and no sane person should volunteer to do it. It is bad enough to give it on request.
You and Your Child
Rank's mother worries as Frank slips off to a lot near the school to dig while Norton follows orders. The piece argues children differ in temperament and need independent action, not blanket rules. It advocates letting Frank explore near home as long as he returns on time.
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Frank
Norton
Misguided advice from mother in law upsets widow mother of three
A widow with three children faced housing and schooling costs after following her mother in law’s advice to put them in boarding school. She sold furniture, faced homelessness, and now juggles part time work while trying to keep one child in public school. The writer reflects on fault, urging careful budgeting and schooling options.
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Susan D
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