Deafness Relief Reported From Old Drug Prostigmin
Doctors report that purified prostigmin methylsulfate relieves tinnitus and deafness in many patients. In a study of 28 with tinnitus and Eustachian tube obstruction, injections improved hearing and reduced noise with few recurrences. Chronic cases needed longer treatment, with caution on dosing and medical supervision.
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T. Carroll Davis
John C. Rommel
Archives of Otolaryngology
Rommel
Davis
Tamara Toumanova Captivates Ballet Fans Across America
Fans from across the United States flock to see Tamara Toumanova of the Ballet Russe. The 13 year old icon talks about diet, daily rehearsal routines, and her dream to marry and retire on Long Island. She is now an American citizen and embraces life in the theater and beyond.
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U.S.A
Balletomaines
Tamara Toumanova
Ballet Russe
Ths Ballet
Siberia
Vladivostok
Paris
Tamara
Long Island
Modes and Manners in Classic Social Etiquette
Q and A style guidance covers whether a groom wears spats at a formal day wedding, if a widow should keep her deceased husband's name, how to handle introductions with estranged acquaintances, assisting a man with his coat, and who goes first on stairs.
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John Smith
Christan
Mrs
Mary Smith
Maya Woes
Alice Marble’s Boyish Bob Proves a Versatile Hair-Do
Tennis star Alice Marble maintains chic hair despite sun dust and sweat with a short three inch all over cut for on court contrast and playful styling. She follows brushing and regular care from Lura de Gez while using skull cap sun protection and a weekly shampoo set.
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Pompadour
Alice Marble
Lura de Gez
Alice
de Gez
Miss Marble
He Srey
Damp cellars and moisture proofing tips for homes
The article provides practical methods to reduce dampness in cellars. It covers sealing cracks with a cement mix, applying a hot tar fill in large joints, and using calcium chloride in screened baskets to absorb moisture. It also advises proper drainage away from the house and maintaining drive and spouts to direct water away.
Vegetables Protect Your Health By Judith Wilson
The article explains that protective foods are rich in vitamins and minerals and should be included in daily diets. It discusses winter vegetables like turnips and white potatoes in protective combinations, giving a recipe style note for turnip and potato usage and a method to make turnip cakes by forming mashed turnips into flat cakes, coating with flour, and sautéing until golden.
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Judith Wilson
Ae Yeet
Beets and greens featured in early 20th century home cooking
A collection of simple vegetable dishes is outlined including beetroots in several forms, beet greens sautéed with bacon and onion, carrots in mustard sauce, parsnips fritters, kale dishes, escarole and chicory in salads, Harvard beets recipe, and a chicken dish with carrots.
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Harvard
Reversibles and war fashion spur spring style trends
A fashion column notes reversibles stay in vogue for spring with coats and jackets in navy and white, accessorized by sailor influences and gold button accents. It also discusses parental guidance on asking before borrowing, admiral coats for teens, color trends for skating outfits, and a custard baking tip with 350 degrees guidance.
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New York
Navy
Aes
Quick Kitchen Tips From A Historic Column
Short Cuts describe lemon juice yield when warmed before squeezing and apple skins not wrinkling in the oven with slits. It notes oil cloth window shades matching color schemes and makeshift roller-window coverings with pattern facing in, a hemmed bottom, and a stick inserted. A cream remedy is hinted.
Women More Independent About Men Says Career Woman
Marian Mays Martin reports that women who support themselves are pickier in romance and may see less need for men. A mother of five muses on women’s superiority and wonders why men remain part of women's lives.
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Marian Mays Martin
Modern Girl Chooses Partners On Her Own Terms
The author argues that the modern woman selects her partner based on genuine appeal rather than obligation. She may fend for herself if a relationship lacks the desired qualities, and men must stay worthy partners as women increasingly control the choosing process. Happiness in marriage cannot be guaranteed by parental selection.
Romance Still Lives in Modern Relationships
The text argues that romance endures between men and women amid increased independence. It notes enduring attractions, suggests older adults still seek cross gender companionship, and hints at lasting bonds beyond romantic love among seniors.
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