Christmas Seal Story Honors Trudeau and Tuberculosis Fight
The 1934 Christmas seal marks the fiftieth anniversary of tuberculosis sanatorium progress in the United States and honors Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau. It portrays Little Red Cottage at Saranac Lake, Trudeau’s Adirondacks refuge and the first modern TB sanatorium.
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Father buys Christmas dream for Armstrong clan
Christmas Eve brings misgivings as money runs low for gifts. John Armstrong secretly buys a rented home, furnishes it, and stages a Santa Claus surprise. The family learns of the ruse and receives a grand tree and gifts, realizing heartfelt cheer beats material wealth.
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Housewife's Idea Box Simple relief for burns and bites
A paste from sodium bicarbonate and water relieves burns or bites. Baking soda is common in kitchens, as the Housewife notes. Copyright Public Ledger WNU Service.
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French Cast Iron Highway From Paris to Marseilles
The Milwaukee Journal reports French engineers propose a cast-iron road 500 miles long from Paris to Marseilles using about 3,000,000 tons of iron at a cost of 256 million francs. Proponents say iron blocks could be repurposed as weapons in war after removal of the concrete base.
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In a Nutshell Illusion and Wisdom Combined Charm Life and Art
This quotation reflects Joseph Joubert’s belief that life and art blend illusion with wisdom to create enduring charm. It emphasizes perception, insight, and aesthetic appreciation as intertwined forces guiding human experience.
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