Infan t ism and gendered self worth in late life crisis
Lawrence Gould reports on psychosis labels like infantism and how perceived self worth and social withdrawal affect men and women. He cites Johns Hopkins psychiatrists noting early schizo forms tied to unaffectionate parenting. The piece discusses death by self harm, the impact of loss of purpose, and how sudden deprivation of usefulness elevates frustration and rage.
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A. B. Stokes
Canadian Medical Association
Keeping Healthy imyelisis Epidemics Are Costly
The epidemics of poliomyelitis strike mainly in late summer and early fall, with many small children affected. Communities bear substantial costs for orthopedic care and long rehabilitation, supported by research funded through foundations. The article notes annual donations and the ongoing nationwide research effort reported in Poliomyelitis Current Literature.
Health Notes on Migraine and Diet Facts
Health notes discuss possible migraine relief with ergotamine tartrate and warn on dietary factors like fat foods and water weight. It notes migraines may have unknown causes and references rheumatism as an old disease. The text reflects a dated medical view with scattered garbled wording.
Need for Success In Mimi’s restless life and plan
Kathleen Norris presents Mimi a Philadelphia housewife overwhelmed by boredom and stress. She fears losing her mind as occupational therapy and housing duties fail to satisfy, chasing imagined success and glamour via home projects, writing, acting, or design to reclaim happiness.
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Cates
Philadelphia
Mimi
Bridge Club
Nation Honors Elizabeth Kenny For Unstinting Battle on Polio
Elizabeth Kenny receives two major honors within weeks for her infantile paralysis treatment. A Gallup poll names her one of the world’s two most admired women, while Congress and the president approve a visa bill allowing free entry and exit, aiding the Kenny Foundation’s global work to treat polio victims.
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Nation
Elizabeth Kenny
Minneapolis
Sister Elizabeth Kenny
Gallup
Eleanor Roosevelt
Congress
Truman
Sister Kenny
United States
House Judiciary Committee
Kenny
Great Crippter
Marvin L. Kline
Minnesota
Sister Elizabeth
America
Kenny Foundation
Kenny Fondation
Tion
Prague
Czechoslovakia
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Belgium
Pontiac
Michigan
Buffalo
New York
Jersey City
England
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Luther Youngdshi
St. Paul
Donald C. Dayton
E. J. Huenckens
Variety Clubs of America
Parents’ Magazine
University of Rochester
New York University
Rutgers University
American Nurses’ Association
Polio Epidemic Of 1949 Strikes Nation Again
In 1949 polio myelitis hit the United States with epidemic intensity marking the fourth national outbreak. From January to October 2 there were 32 144 cases and a year end tally expected above 40 000, far exceeding 1943’s 28 000 peak. Outbreaks occur annually in late spring through fall, peaking around mid September.
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U. S
New and Pretty Dress With Soft Front Belt Tie
Fashion note highlights a cool comfortable dress with a narrow front belt and scooped neckline. Describes flattering fit and easy sewing approach for readers seeking simple sewing projects and stylish wear.
Household Hair Ribbons and Lunch Prep Tips
Unprotected metal curlers and bobbie pins wear pillow cases quickly. Tie a wide colorful ribbon around hair pins to protect fabrics. Leftover meat can be ground to pack into a lunch box. To stretch, mix in chopped hard cooked egg and salt pepper onion pulp, moisten with mayonnaise.
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Margyehagries, Inc
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Frerecat Besson
Minols
Wishita
Knasae
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