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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1920
Page
9
A home keeping piece notes breakfast in bed as a luxury and surveys trays, bedji and Hewee Moyo china, genji ware, and Awadji sets. It explains how Japanese linen, maple leaf embroidery, and blue and white patterns link trays to wealth, with legends of the Hewe bird and Li Chi and Chang cited as cultural allure.
In Warsaw a hospital boasting real cribs for babies is praised for superior care. Polish American WWI era volunteers reduced the sick rate by half during reconstruction work. YWCA girls assist with minor medical tasks and district outreach as supplies remain scarce.
Keene Hirshberg M D Johns Hopkins University explains blood coagulation and the development of hemostatic serum to control hemorrhage in hereditary bleeders and during surgical bleeding. The article details tests, administration by vein, and observed efficacy in reducing clotting time within hours. It notes the serum derives from blood components and works to form clots, aiding physiological processes to prevent dangerous hemorrhages.
Questions on removing facial pores perspiration and hair removal are answered. Advice advocates plain water washing boric acid solution castile soap and hygiene steps for general readers. The article notes Dr Hirshberg will respond to readers on health topics but cannot tailor individual medical advice.
Herman T. Whitaker once inter collegiate champion and Ed ward Lasker now of Chicago formerly London contested a chess game broadcast by radio. The moves were transmitted by the United States Navy station in Virginia, claimed to be the first time the ancient game was conducted in this novel fashion.
The National Crop Improvement Service cites E C Stone of the American Hampshire Record Association urging farmers to value pedigree and breed ideal Hampshire stock. He warns against mixed or overfed sires, noting a good boar can boost profits and years of effort, with guarantees of connectable stock.
An old fitness piece promotes daily walking with low heels and loose clothing. It suggests leg exercises done indoors or outdoors to improve armpress and symmetry, with routines focusing on ankle and knee movements and side steps to strengthen leg muscles.
Maen favors smart morning frocks for warm weather with gray mauve blue and rose fabrics described. A dress trimmed in black taffeta should be heated after washing to prevent running. The design features a V neck, bias panels, pearl buttons, and a black taffeta hat trimmed with gray linen leaves secured by buttonhole stitching.
A jumble of maxims and quotes on cooperation and frankness appears, noting wisdom from various sources. It contrasts entrepreneurial cooperation with competition, mentions figures like Anne Martin, and hints at women considering running for Parliament in England and Nevada’s representation.
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