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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1916
Page
29
A chaotic fragment outlines a health culture fad promising organ benefits through home practice. It notes secrecy away from cities and elite society, mentions a noted doctor and a woman named Jane, and hints at skepticism about actual results and access.
A fashion trend and medical chatter fuse as women retreat to early human postures. Doctors defend walking on hands and feet for circulation and organ support, praising new pajama designs worn by society women in New York hotels and parlors.
Dr Bertha J Anthony explains that crawling sends blood to the head and upper body, activates new muscles, and shifts sagged organs upward. The position relieves downward pressure and corrects sagging, with exercise pushing organs forward to ease related trouble.
Advertisements offer cash for old false teeth in any condition, signaling a growing wartime market for porcelain and platinum. Dentists warn against using second-hand teeth, but dealers explain platinum content drives prices as porcelain teeth become costly. dolls, bulbs, and munitions supply influence the trade while interest in salvaged teeth rises.
The article describes sunglasses used in India and Europe, noting high sun exposure and road glare. It outlines three main types: solid rubber temple glasses with pinched frames, spring-mounted cloth sides that grip the eye area, and full-encircled eye glasses. A large circular lens variant is also noted, with colors including green blue and gray.
Essay questions the postwar status of women workers in Europe and South America. It notes women replacing men in railways, factories, shops, and farms during war and asks what happens when men return. It considers social and economic effects and the future roles of women in industry.
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