Fever Therapy Through Heat and Electricity Advances
Dr. Claud North Crisman reviews fever as a natural cure aid and traces milestones from 1890 to 1927. He notes D A sonral short wave methods and Wagner Jauregg's malarial fever inoculations, then cites the March 29 31 conference in New York City where physicians worldwide debated fever induction for disease treatment.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
D’asonral
Wagner-Jauregg
New York City
Four Americans Honored For Fever Therapy Advancement
France awarded the Legion of Honor to four Americans for pioneering fever therapy. Dr William Bierman Charles F Kettering Dr Walter Simpson and Dr Willis Whitney developed the Kettering hypertherm and Whitney radiotherm to induce artificial fever. Over sixty papers were read noting improvement in mental illness arthritis gonorrhea rheumatism neuritis sciatica and nerve and spinal diseases through controlled fever therapies.
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France
William Bierman
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Research Laboratory
Walter Simpson
Dayton
Ohio
Willis Whitney
General Electric Research Laboratory
Kettering
Whitney
St. Vitus
Skin Cancer Cured by Passive and Active Fever Methods
Some skin cancer cases have been treated successfully using two fever inducing approaches. Passive fever raises body temperature with hot baths diathermy and direct warming cabinets to 103 106 degrees for hours. Active fever uses infections vaccines or colloidal substances to trigger fever. both aim to shock the body and may expand future disease treatments.
Modes and Manners: Dining Etiquette and Invitations
The Q A covers eating peaches or apples with utensils. peaches cut in half then quarters peeled and eaten with a fork, apples eaten similarly but with fingers. It says RSVP not necessary for bridge invitations but responses are expected for social events. A wedding rehearsal typically occurs the day before the wedding at a convenient time for attendees.
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R.S.V.P
Doris
Bob
Tommy
Jesse Stuart Wins Guggenheim Fellowship for Writing
Profile of Jesse Stuart of Greenup Kentucky who has won a $2,000 Guggenheim Fellowship to pursue writing. The 29 year old author plans a trip to Scotland to study and complete manuscripts after previously publishing Man With a Bull Tongue Plow and Head O W Hollow. He taught at Ful llerton Kentucky before concentrating on writing.
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Greenup
Jesse Stuart
Scotland
Kentucky
Jesse
Virginia
Vanderbilt University
Fullerton
Guide to Charm Shampoo and Brushing Aid
A historical note on hair beauty stresses cleanliness and brushing as lasting essentials. It traces methods from Cleopatra to modern practice, detailing weekly shampooing, daily brushing, soap preparation, rinses, water softeners, and the use of brilliantine to restore oil and sheen.
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Cleopatra
Beauty: Skin Cleansing For Dry Skin And Pores
A reader asks about dry skin, enlarged pores and blackheads. Advice recommends exercise to improve circulation, avoid strong masks, use cold cream for cleansing, steam with warm cloth, gentle brushing, thorough rinsing, antiseptic rinse, and final ice water to tighten pores.
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Rickie
Dishes for Today U S Food Experts Find Good Diet for 60 Cents
Government laboratories report a liberal 60 cent per day diet centered on meats fresh fruits vegetables baked foods cereals milk ice cream cheese and sweets. Weekly menus list breakfasts lunches and dinners with varied dishes and desserts as ideal.
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Juvith Wilson
Government
Washington
Travel fabrics gain in fashion with wrinkle resistant cottons
The rise of crease resistance in linens and cottons boosts travel wear and tailored summer suits. Air conditioned cottons and linen like weaves appear in women and children fashions as men’s shirtings and suitings gain demand for more mannish styles.
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New York
Summer playhouse life and a meddlesome boy
A column on country playhouses turning barns into summer stages and the insects that disrupt a performance. It also reflects on a curious boy Tommy who meddles in others homes, the value of private space, and the illusion of charm in aging actresses as audiences ponder stage life and social scenes.
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Summer Playhouse
Uniform costumes at summer place theater draw cheers and grumbles
The piece notes uniform dress at a summer venue with patrons in dinner jackets and evening gowns entering a barn. It cites Captain Molyneux introducing wardrobe for such occasions and recalls a New York show where actors wear four suits one over another amid heat.
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Summer Place
Molyneux
New York
Tastier Apple Sauce Horseradish Flavor Twist
A piquant variation blends horseradish with apple sauce. Add one to two tablespoons prepared horseradish per cup of sauce to reach the desired sharpness.
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