Diet and Health Hints on Pellagra Causes in 1911
Dr T J Allen discusses pellagra causes from 1911 sources. Tests show corn itself not the cause, with alternate theories citing rancid fat butyrates and even fly exposure. He notes dangers of rancid or heavily cooked fats and advises avoiding such fats while evaluating the evidence.
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Joseph B. Bowles
Mlinois
Lombrose
Atlanta
Sambon
Italy
Georgia
Miss De Mar the Bride of Lieut Alley D Rorex
Miss Alice J De Mar wed Lieut Alley D Rorex USMC at St Margaret s Church The ceremony was simple with relatives present The couple will sail to Old Point Comfort to meet the fleet and later visit relatives in the South before reporting to Annapolis
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Lieut
Alley D. Rorex
St. Margaret's Church
Alice J. de Mar
C. J. Wingate
Giles Scott Rafter
Maine
the Treasury
MacVeagh
Margaret Wade
Touraine
Atlantic City
Washington
Connecticut Avenue
Ernest Gill
Franklin, Ta
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Gil
Thought for Today on Nerves and Rest for Women
A reflective piece discusses how overactivity and nervous strain affect American women. It argues nerves reflect mental tension more than physical fatigue, praises grandmothers for balance, and suggests practical remedies such as jaw relaxation, restful tapping, yawning, leg stretching, and full-body stretching to train and soothe nervous habit.
Post Want Adax Are Free Classifieds Offer Results
The Post publishes free classified want ads across its columns promising effective results for readers seeking services or items. Advertisers are urged to place concise notices to attract quick responses and maximize exposure in the local market.
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Fashion's Fads and Fancies Continued From Page Four
Mrs. Robert Massey Drayton of Chestnut Hill Pa advocates a society to preserve wildflowers and to promote personal magnetism brains wit and humor as social demand shifts away from mere preservation to organized support and refinement.
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Jonger
Robert Massey Drayton
Chestnut Hill
Wild flowers and china prizes draw Hoosier interest
Amid urban development and real estate growth, a speaker laments loss of wild flowers and urges parks to preserve them. Hoosier women prepare to showcase prized chinaware at the Indiana State fair, featuring collectors including Mrs. Charles Fairbanks and Norma G. New. Mme Georges Scott, famed Parisian beauty, is highlighted by critics as a top figure in fashion and art.
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Indiana
Charles Fairbanks
A. L. Orndoff
Norma. G. New
Cortesis
Mme
Georges Scott
Paris
Mlle
Nelly Mariyk
Opera Comique
Sanga
Lord Camoys Arrives in Newport to Meet Fiancée Miss Sherman
English nobleman Lord Camoys arrived in Newport to join his fiancée, Miss Mildred Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Watts Sherman. He will stay until month’s end as the couple plan a wedding likely in late November or early December.
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William Watts Sherman
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Arlington
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Hingland
Bermuda
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Harlow D. Gaines
New York
Marjory Smythe
White Mountains
Henry Lippitt
William McColl
Providence
Leonard ©. Tingley
Seafield Villa
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Imperial
Tuesiday
Stanley McCormick
Sosten
Hugh Chisholm
Berkshires
Plaza
Stanley W. Dexter
Lusitania
Jesse Hoyt
Isabel Hoyt
James H. Benedict
Elijah W. Bliss
Paoli de Vecchi
de Verehi
San Francisco
Thei Villa
Asti
Italy
Wolcott
G. Jason Waters
Philadelphia
Ruth
Doroths Waters
Narragansett Pier
W. Watts Sherman
Fifth Avenue
Seth Barton French
New ' i
Manchester-by-the-Sea Mass
Henry Seligman
Europe
Diversions of Society at Fashionable Resorts
Henry Walters owner of the steam yacht Nerada wins a race from New York to Newport with a silver loving cup presented by Ogden Mills. The event drew notable summer residents and visitors, including Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Miss Sadie Jones, and many naval officers. Highlights cover swims, social entertainments, and upcoming weddings and travels among Newport's elite.
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Ogden Mills
New York
Newport
New York Yacht Club
East River
Newport Harbor
Narada
Surf
Mills
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Walters
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Walterg
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Sadie Jones
Maturin Livingston
New -York
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Margaret Rutherford
Normandy
Livingston
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Long Island
Europe
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Hempstead
Fall Sea
Marble House
George L Scott
George
Scott
Hazard’s
Faston's Beach
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John HR. Drexel
Fairholme
Commodore
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Gerry
Electra
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Seaverge
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Sunset Ridge
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Kane
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Tuxedo Park
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Bradford Norman
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Moncure Robinson
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Fila
Henry St. George Tucker
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Veil fashions and society notes from Newport era
The Parisienne cites that a good veil hat gloves and shoes complete a well dressed look. Americans may undervalue veils while the French spend francs for style. Advice covers veil placement care and economy of one quality veil. The column also chronicles society visits arrivals motor parties and gatherings at Newport Lenox and Pittsfield with numerous guests and planned events through September.
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