Let Our Motto Be GOOD HEALTH by Dr Lloyd Arnold
Article discusses scarlet fever prevalence in Illinois, transmission methods, sanitation measures, and prevention through vaccination and antiserum. It notes the disease’s persistence in children, limitations of vaccines, use of convalescent serum, and the importance of sanitary practices in controlling spread.
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Lloyd Arnold
University of Illinois, College of Medicine
Illinois
Chicago
Linen suits set summer fashion afire across occasions
Linen styles dominate the season with white and natural tones leading for day wear. Moygashel flax from Sandringham to Moygashel Ireland backs high quality linens used in three standout suits. Trends include bold novelty weaves, lilac coats, and sheer striped linens morphing into elegant evening gowns.
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Creme de la Creme
George
Sandringham
England
Moygashel
Ireland
Western Newspaper Union
Smart Beachwear by Cherie Nicholas
A bold beach ensemble features purple fishnet lace over linen, proving lace is in season. The outfit includes shorts and blouse with a wrap-around skirt, complemented by a large purple straw hat.
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Cherie Nicholas
Footwear fashions for summer comfort and style
The piece highlights light flexible shoes for comfort during pleasant weekends. It notes ventilated perforations and cut outs as features, contrasts summer novelties with pricier winter options, and lists sandal linen prints slippers and oxfords in bright hues and crochet styles as popular shop choices.
Oriental Influence in Evening Clothes Styles
The Hindu influence from the Maharanee of India shifts evening wear from fitted bias lines to softly draped gowns. Persian Arabian and Grecian folds bolster the look. Alix of Paris showcases striking Oriental formal gowns featuring saris that wrap the body and cover the head like a monk's hood.
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India
Alix
Ice Caps Recede as Arctic Forests Advance Says Forum Note
Harl Chapin in Forum and Century cites studies from Datsky Belknap and Griggs noting Siberian frost loss, tundra greening, and Alaska forest line movement. If polar ice melted, ocean levels could rise about 151 feet, per W J Humphries.
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N. G. Datsky
Siberia
Shrenk
R. F. Griggs
University of Washington
Hudson Bay
W. J. Humphries
United States Weather Bureau
Harl Chapin
Forum
Century
Richest hare sighting spurs wild chase near Bible feld
Article describes the richest hare in the world running near Bible feld in the Rhineland with a handkerchief containing about $400. A peasant woman weeps after attempting to strangle the hare in a trap using an improvised belt that hid her valuables and freed the animal.
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Biblefeld
Rhineland
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By Cherie Nicholas
General Foods
Carl
PVE
Postum
Gaweznat Focns
Battle Creek
Mich
Ww.m. U
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