Child Prodigy Philippa Schuyler Diet Sparks Talent
Philippa Schuyler, a prize winning young composer, attributes her early flowering to a diet of raw foods and parental support. Her mother explains Philippa’s rapid literacy and musical development began with exposure to ABCs, piano lessons at age three, and daily practice while pursuing formal studies and high school work.
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Teadés Bortoevsky
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End Play Keyed By An Opening Bid In Bridge
Mrs. KC Bayless of Richmond Virginia vice president of the Women’s National Committee of the American Contract Bridge League is a very capable tournament player as shown by her double victory in the two major events at the recent tournament.
Army WAC recruitment drive targets press aid in New York
The Women's Army Corps seeks to regain personnel losses since D Day. Col Westray Battle Boyce promotes WACs for rehabilitation work in Army hospitals and paperwork in separations. Six hundred WACs will be sent to Army posts next tenth. The War Department plans to seek permanent WAC integration with the Regular Army. Newsmen question nylons provision as morale lure.
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INS
Women's Army Corps
Ansigns
Westray Battle Boyce
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Farape
War Department
Congress
Saker
Health Hints on Weight and Exercise for Athletes
Health hints discuss shedding excess winter weight before spring training. The article notes older athletes gain more weight and risk reduced coordination, urging safe exercise to avoid heart strain. It warns against pushing hard if the heart is not ready and emphasizes gradual conditioning.
Easter Dressing Through Fifteen The Centuries
The article traces Easter attire from Constantine the Great’s era to modern times, noting how dress up became a longstanding custom for Easter Sunday. It highlights the lead-dress as a hallmark and discusses fashion influences, hair styling, and the role of hats, hair integrity, and shampoo in achieving a polished Easter Parade appearance.
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Basler
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Constantine
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Eustans
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Rewantan
Exercise and breath work for heart health gently urged
The article discusses the link between breathing, exertion, and heart function. It notes that ample oxygen supports waste removal, that sedentary workers with shortness of breath benefit from light activity, and that gradual aerobic exercise under physician guidance aids weight loss and heart performance while avoiding overexertion.
Government Bans Nylon Stocking Exports to Foreign Markets
Washington reports that nylon stockings will not be exported except under export licenses to curb domestic shortages. Commerce data show shipments of around 354,000 dozen in the period with February totals at 24827 dozen, reflecting a small fraction of overall production. Authorities outline licensing and quarterly export disclosure requirements to control shipments abroad.
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Latin Americas
Commerce Department
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Has Many Uses By ALICE BROOKS
A fragmented item describes a pinwheel design as a prize winner and references various patterns and measurements. It mentions a catton for dandles squares and a sturdy oneg with a larger pincer. The text includes garbled phrases and scattered product or pattern numbers.
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Alice Brooks
Furie
Thia Gautern
Roy
Dauseliht
Theo Pathollers
Face Study Finds Women Hat Trends Spread Cities
A historical study shows that American women choose hats more by face framing effect and social cues than function. The Schimmel report notes New York women favor black dress and hats, while Brooklyn serves as a proving ground for peak styles this spring and summer.
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Schimmel
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Crowned Buses Drama and Odd Passenger Exchange
A bus ride led to an unusual moment as passenger Frederick W. Slater ferried a woman who quipped about his driving. She pressed a joke about his wife’s hosiery, offering a pair of nylons as she paid the fare and left.
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Jasonvers
Frederick W. Slater
Slater
Easter Gift Ideas From The Times For The Holy Day
A period piece urges festive Easter gift plans with ideas from chocolate eggs to decorative packages. It suggests practical treats like scented toiletries and miniature perfume bottles, and describes ready made baskets or DIY gift boxes wrapped in crepe and wire.
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Liem
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Our Children by Angelo Patri excerpt on teen independence
A fragment from Angelo Patri's Our Children discusses adolescent independence and family dynamics. It follows Orloen, a second year high school student drifting from home, skipping school while seeking a separate existence. The piece argues parents must balance support with limits to guide youths toward responsible independence.
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Rulal Hostilye
Hugenano
Fatsar
Kife
Boya Ike
Perhaya
Dinner Etiquette: Women and Carving Cues in Hosting
A fragmented guide contrasts wrong and right approaches to inviting a guest to carve. It suggests the hostess should handle the carving, with polite language and inclusive tone. The passage emphasizes directing the task without singling out guests.
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