Medical imaging linked to astronomy ideas on body arteries and allergies
Dr. Jones describes infrared photography highlighting surface veins and early vascular changes to diagnose heart, kidney, and circulatory diseases. Dr. Thiberge cites allergy diagnosis via patch testing under blue light revealing reactions to foods pollen and feathers. Dr. Winternuts notes auxiliary arterial bloodstream observed in Yale pathology talks.
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Jones
Thiberge
Milton C. Winternuts
Yale University
New York Academy of Medicine
Origin of Chickens Traced Through History
The article traces domesticated chickens to wild Gallus bankiva in India and outlines their spread through Egypt, Greece, Rome, Europe, and early settlers in the United States. It notes brown egg strains arising from Chinese and Malay stock crossbred with European breeds brought by traders.
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India
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Europe
How to Wash Painted Walls Safely
Use mild soap or soap powder to wash painted walls. Strong solutions may strip paint or streak surfaces. Rinse with clean water and wipe with clean cloths. Work in small areas and dry as you go. Follow directions on any prepared paint cleaner.
Vera Hruba the Czech skater dazzles Madison Square Garden crowd
The article profiles seventeen year old Vera Hruba, a Czech figure skating prodigy praised for intricate routines. Born in Prague she joined the National Ballet Theater at four and trained intensively, practicing four to six hours daily with strict diet and wardrobe controls.
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Charlotte
Sonja Henie
Vera Hruba
Czechoslovakia
Madison Square Garden
National Ballet Theater
Prague
Vera
Streatham
London
Guide to Charm Pattern for Real Beauty
Guide outlines steps for beauty and grooming including hair styles, makeup, skincare, and nails. Encourages posture, complexion care, makeup precision, and planning a one or two feature focus during beauty week with tips for facials and masks. Mentions a leaflet titled New Faces for Fall offering broader advice.
Cruise Wear in Linen Crepe Dress with Garnet Studs
A 1938 Fairchild illustrated dress shows resort and cruise wear in linen crepe in a sunny yellow shade. It features fine tucks and sticking for surface decoration and garnet studs as a smart contrast.
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Fairchila
Beauty Tips From Symington on Makeup and Color
Blues singer Symington describes a 45 minute routine to “fix her face” for programs using foundation, eyeliner, blue-gray shadow, liquid lash darkener, rosy rouge, and lip rouge. She stresses blending with skin tone, cleansing routines, and the belief that rouge brightens eyes. She also notes color guidelines for Italian styles and hints at upgrading a party dress with powder foundation for rough hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Symington
Simple Foreign Dishes Tailored For American Tastes
Article promotes simple foreign cooking and shares a Dublin Beef recipe and Italian Minestrone. Includes guidelines to keep meals uncomplicated, quotes a French and Irish dish approach, and provides a Dublin Beef method with round steak, potatoes, garlic, and gravy. Also lists a Minestrone preparation and a lamb skewers dish with vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Modes and Manners in Wedding Etiquette and Coffee History
A Q A on mailing wedding gifts to the bridegroom and proper acceptance wording for engraved invitations. Also a note that R S V P is not required on bridge invitations. The piece then shifts to a brief historical aside about coffee trees, De Cleux, and Puerto Rican coffee as a new demi-tasse beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K
Americas
DeCleux
France
Martinique
Puerto Rico
West Indies
Paris fashion figures arrive as spring fur trends emerge
Reporters pursue M Jacques Heim and other Parisians at the port for style insights. Furs and woolen boleros, pastel jackets with black frocks, and smart scarf accents headline the spring couture notes seen in Paris and London, with American interest in woolen blouses and sheer fabrics for warmer seasons.
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New York
Paris
M. Jacques Heim
Madamé’Heitm
Maison Heim
Heim
America
London
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
The piece praises American enthusiasm for snow sports and child development. It notes how children imitate parents, then seek personal identity, and concludes by urging parents to be guiding friends, inspiring confidence and ideals to build good citizens.
A Man In Red Mittens
Pent up energies and attitudes toward leisure appear in a reflection on American sports culture and work life. The writer notes adults assign more vigor to play than to labor and questions if relaxation is needed alongside persistent consumer spending on sports gear and attire.
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America
Americans
Means of Escape in Wartime and Holiday Shopping
The piece argues wartime stress drives social life and defense efforts. It notes Christmas of the past was financially successful for merchants with luxury gifts, sports gear, and fashionable attire. It suggests adults enjoy and encourage outdoor winter activities like skiing and skating, embracing open spaces despite risks.
Short Cuts for Baking Temperatures
The guide notes best bread baking at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Biscuits and muffins also require a hot oven, while cakes should bake slowly at 300 to 375 degrees. It suggests sprinkling table salt over oven spills to curb smoking.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Southern Medical ‘Association
University School of Medicine
DR. Chrisman
Talbot Lake
New York Hippodrome
Germany
Guide To
By Jacqueline Hunt
Miss Hunt
Judith Wilson
Coventry
A.L
Thomas Smith
William Fieldstone
Eve Symington
Waldorf Astoria
Heim Avers
Eleanor Gunn
Metropolitan Opera
Marian Mays Martin
Jane Herbert Goward
Grand Central Station
Mrs. Martin
Mes. Gowaerd
Patrenud
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