Bright's disease overview and kidney health warnings
An explanatory piece on Bright's disease and nephritis describes acute and chronic forms, symptoms such as back pain, eye and ankle puffiness, and urine changes. It stresses early medical consultation, possible recovery, and the need for regular doctor visits, noting risk of convulsions or death in severe cases.
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Salt Free Diet Emerging as Treatment for Dropsy
Historical note describes a salt free diet used to treat dropsy with toxins in blood. It claims other salts are not retained and potassium is removed by kidneys. The regimen includes limited salt intake, a cautious approach to foods, and aims to reduce edema while maintaining patient strength.
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Cubs
Nauine Polas
SiMe Cilorde
Substeini'ag Potas
Haiti
Eye shadow shades for natural brown eyes
Practical tips on using eye shadow to enhance natural brown eyes without appearing artificial. Encourages experimenting with shades for dramatic effect and aligning eye makeup with overall costume for balanced results.
Genealogist Can Bring Family Tree to Life
A New York genealogist Mabel Thatcher Washburn offers to trace descendants and ancestral links from the Mayflower to modern families. She emphasizes thorough deed and will records, notes Washington connections, and touts “Chronology makes history real” as she digests names and addresses through archival sources. Tea tasters judge tea by appearance color and aroma and by taste for strength and flavor.
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New England
Marthy
Mabel Thatcher Washburn
New York City
Miss Washburn
United States
Miss Wassburn
Thatcher
Martha Hayward
John
Lawrence Washington
George
Tea Types Explained by Fermentation and Heat
Black teas are fully fermented, oolong teas are semi-fermented, and green teas receive little heat treatment, outlining a simple taxonomy of tea processing.
Velveteen and Tweed Dominate Skating Fashion For Winter
At fashionable skating rinks the popular fabrics include velveteen tweed flannel and gabardine in black slate powder blue red white emerald green and rust. Fur trimmed toques brown furs and leopard patterns appear with bright color accents as two tone outfits and clan plaid dresses stand out.
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York
Salad plate placement and service manners at meals
Salad plate belongs on the right in line with the dinner plate. Guests are served from the left. For an Italian spaghetti supper pair the main dish with Italian meat balls and optional vegetables such as buttered broccoli and a salad with sliced tomatoes and French dressing. Use the soup spoon by dipping away from the body and sipping quietly from the side. if in a cup, keep the spoon on the saucer when not in use.
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L.i
Blueplate Meals Easy for Cook To Prepare
A heritage guide shows Blueplate or blueplates as space saving plated meals with meals served directly on divided restaurant style plates. It lists weekly menus and breakfast and dinner options from Sunday through Saturday featuring fruit, cereals, eggs, meats, vegetables, breads, desserts and beverages.
Make Up Tips for Modeling a Balanced Face
This piece explains using warm foundation tones and blending to shape facial features. It covers applying lighter shades to highlight, darker shades to subdue, and careful rouge placement from cheekbone to temples to brighten the face. It warns against heavy powder and pinched lips, and offers a trick to set lipstick for lasting color.
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Katherine Hepburn
Kitchen Beauty Shelf for the Homemaker
Article urges homemakers to keep a beauty shelf by the kitchen sink with toilet soap wash cloth towel comb brush and hand lotion. It argues a neat appearance improves efficiency and mood and may include rouge lipstick and powder for a presentable look.
Show Consideration to Strangers in Your Town
Advice column discussing social courtesy in new towns and cosmetics use among young girls. It covers polite calls to new neighbors, suggesting hosting tea, handling makeup with parental guidance, and a mother’s proactive approach to social expectations during the holiday season.
Simple Home Tips for Protection and Baking
Short cuts suggest pasting felt to ash tray backs to prevent scratches and running a linoleum border around nursery walls to keep surfaces clean. Also advise letting cake rise fully before moving it to the oven.
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