Inner goiter and iodine treatment explored by Dr North Chrisman
Dr CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN writes on inner goiter or hidden thyroid disturbance. He explains thyroid location function and how iodine deficiency in soil and water contributes to enlargement, with simple goiter common in youths and regions lacking iodine. Treatment includes iodine in small doses and removing infections, with surgery reserved for toxic symptoms.
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Claud North Chrisman
Kansas
Fun for the Youngsters Gelatine Molds Picnic Style
Lemon flavored gelatine molds with orange segments and whipped cream are described for kids parties. A shimmery border of orange gelatine is pressed through a ricer to create texture. Each portion is decorated with the initial of the guest it is for.
Toxic Type Serious Hyperthyroidism and Goiter Causes
Toxic type serious hyperthyroidism arises mainly after age 25 to 30 and results from over secretion. Causes include focal infections around the nose and throat and infections in other body parts such as the gall bladder or intestines and genital diseases. Removing these infections can cure the condition without thyroid treatment.
Bathing Costs From Simple Soaps To Luxury Salts
The article argues that baths cost little for most people using basic soap and water, while expensive bath salts and perfumed oils add no real value. It stresses soap and water as twin essentials that cleanse, relax, and stimulate the bather’s needs, with affordable access for all.
Fiery Mike Quill A Labor Czar In New York
The article profiles Michael J. Quill head of New York City’s Trans-Workers Union, a volatile labor leader who organized subway drivers and faced Red-baiting. It notes his background, salary, residence in the Bronx, family, and long career from immigrant worker to influential organizer. It mentions his reforms and clashes with accusations of Communism and Dies Committee scrutiny.
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Fiery Mike Quill
New York
Michael J. Quill
Trans- Workers Union
Metro
Quill
New York City
American Labor Party
Hitler
Bronx
Mollie O'Neill
John Daniel
Ireland
John
Dies Committee
Dubinsky
Norman Thomas
Youthful Gown Design From 1941 Fairchild
A youthful gown crafted in red checked white batiste features a dipping waist line basque, off-shoulder self ruffles, and a shallow V neckline. A red velvet ribbon bow accents the design.
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Fairchild
Orange in Lemon Molds is a Real Party Dessert
A compact kiddies party menu features simple desserts such as orange gelatine with sections, whipped cream topping, and orange peel initials. The piece provides a lemon gelatine recipe, a frozen custard method with evaporated milk, and a rolled butterscotch cookie recipe, plus tips on serving and garnish.
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ITUIL
Watch Wardrobe Trends Inspire Dress Codes and Jewelry Core
Hollywood sparks a watch wardrobe idea with tinted dials and ornamental designs. Men may favor separate timepieces for sports and dress, while jewelry trends push bracelets, earrings, and giant rings. The era emphasizes visible timepieces and floral ring motifs alongside bold earrings.
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New York
Hollywood
Ancient Crete king built private baths in living quarters
A 4000 year old Crete king first had a private bathroom in his living area. His bath adjoined the throne room and the queen also had a bath in her suite. The palace was reequipped with good water supply and drainage and retained bathing comforts except soap and cleanliness.
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Crete
Tips for Your Beauty
Read advice on managing enlarged pores and blemishes with gentle cleansing and medicated ointments. The guidance suggests light scrubs, diet moderation, rest, and avoiding squeezing spots while noting pimples from minor upset need not alarm.
Spring Hair Fashion: Permanents and Coiffures
Jacqueline Hunt profiles spring hair care and styling tips. The piece emphasizes regular salon visits, proper brushing, parting, and securing styles with pins to maintain a polished look for spring occasions and activities. It covers creating pompadours, waves, curls, and practical at home maintenance techniques.
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Jacqueline Hunt
Stitching own cornices for dramatic window effects
The article suggests stitching home cornices to dramatize rooms. For kitchens a sunshade cornice can replace straight curtains and a wide striped or bright print works well. In dining rooms a shirred cornice over sheer curtains is advised using a gathering foot on a sewing machine.
Polka Dotted Silks Inspire Simple Pinafore Chic
The writer suggests sewing several pinafores from polka dotted silk or small prints to wear with solid color peasant or tailored blouses. Cost is low and the outfits offer definite chic. Fastening details include back closures and some styles with sash ties.
Flowers as table art from the New York Flower Show
The article urges stylish table arrangements using flowers with or without art training. It notes many men entered arrangements, stresses the value of play in child development and lists vivid centerpiece ideas such as a silver fruit and flower platter, a crystal bowl with lilies of the valley, and tilted baskets of blooms.
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Marian Mays Martin
New York
England
Stu
New York City
Dove Motifs in Niche Arrangements Delight Garden Show
The display featured flower niches with figurines including doves of peace and iron stag guards. A tiny vegetable patch and bordered garden scenes echoed childhood memories. Landscape designers noted the dove motif as a catalyst to inspire garden beauty and renewal.
Short Cuts For Everyday Kitchen And Craft Tasks
Tips include beating eggs lightly and setting aside while planning next steps. Sewing hint uses a Turkish towel to keep silk from slipping. Rye and corn breads pair with fish. Small pickled onions suit relish with a piquant salad. Waxed candles burn evenly after a brief refrigeration. Waxed paper over a knife helps cheese cut thin without sticking.
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