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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1920
Page
21
A historical piece surveys ornate breakfast trays and Sedji and Awadji ware, Howo Moyo sets, and Lennox inspired bluebird motifs. It describes porcelain shapes, color schemes, and legends such as the Howe bird and Li Chi Chang tale, noting the lavish appeal of midcentury oriental table service.
In Warsaw the city’s only children’s hospital uses real cribs while other facilities rely on straw mattress cribs. Polish American women volunteers cut child illness by half through isolating sick babies and operating under the Ministry of Public Health. They will run soup kitchens in ten districts, offering daily soup and bread plus minor medical help as shortages persist and mothers queue for essentials.
Among the dozen prominent British women poised to run, Mrs Sidney Webb stands out for intellect and public work. She has served on more government commissions than any other woman in the country, alone or with her husband, investigating social and industrial conditions.
Secrets of Health and Happiness describe advances in blood coagulation. Hemostatic serum, derived from blood, shortens clotting time and stabilizes hemorrhage in inherited bleeders, nosebleeds, injuries, and post operative bleeding. Doctors inject 16 to 28 drops into veins. tests show rapid action without adverse reactions.
Herman T. Whitaker once intercollegiate champ and Ed ward Lasker of Chicago formerly of London played a chess contest conducted by radio. Moves were transmitted by the United States Navy radio station at Anacostia Virginia. The event is claimed as the first time chess was played in this novel fashion.
The article quotes Mr. FE C. Stone of the American Hampshire Record association stressing that a sire’s influence surpasses many dams, and that pedigree only helps if the animal truly backs it. He warns against mongrel or overworked boars and urges breeders to seek the ideal Hampshire type despite higher prices for lasting improvement.
Walking daily boosts vitality and leg tone by firming muscles and improving circulation. Brisk hills enhance breathing and leg power. choose low heels for easier pacing and freedom of movement. Exercises described include leg lifts, knee raises, side steps, and calf work done at home or outdoors to improve contour and reduce obesity tendencies.
Grace Thorncliffe outlines summer linen fashion with black taffeta trimming. She details care for dyed trims, washing and ironing methods, and suggests white pique as a substitute. The piece describes a gray linen dress with a V neckline, pearl buttons, a yoke panel skirt, black taffeta details, and a black taffeta hat with gray linen appliqué.
Fragmented lines praise cooperation over competition and frankness, with proverbs and aphorisms. The passage notes Miss Anne Martin announcing candidacy for Nevada’s senate seat, signaling a flowering trend of women entering Congress.
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