acid foods and the body a doctor says diet myths abound
Dr Claud North Chrisman cautions that no scientific evidence shows any one food or combination can significantly alter the body's acid base balance in a normal person. He notes acidosis is a symptom of illness, not caused by diet, and urges a flexible approach to eating without fear of universal acid forming foods.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
American Public Health Association
James A. Tobey
Health Service
J. Tobey
Beauty tips for a tired lined face and early aging
A reader asks how to treat a tired face before it lines badly. Advice focuses on daily cleansing with bland soap, tepid water, and a rich night cream, plus a fifteen minute masking routine twice weekly.
Flowered Crepe Dress Worn by Rosa Lind Russell
A gay colored tulip patterned crepe dress features a full shoulderline and front flare skirt. A velvet ribbon ties in a tailored bow at the back, presenting an attractive fashion item worn by Rosa Lind Russell, a featured film player.
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Rosalind Russell
Barkley Seen as Likely Successor to Robinson in Senate
Profiles examine Senator Alben W. Barkley as a probable new leader of the Senate majority, noting his Kentucky roots, plain speaking style, and political record. Born 1877 in Kentucky, he rose from farmer family origins to law and politics, opposing parasitic betting, supporting limited alcohol content, and backing Russia recognition after a 1917 visit.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Wiseacres
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Clinton
Senator Barkley
Marvin
Emory College
Georgia
Barkley
Judge Bishop
Paducah
Priest
Irvin Cobb
Russia
Finance, Banking and Currency Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Library Committee
Charm Guide Adapts Beauty Rules To Climate
The article outlines summer skin care tailored to climate zones from hot dry plains to humid coastal cities. It contrasts oil use, cleansing, tonics, and makeup bases, advising cooler lotions for daily care and oils or creams for night routines. It emphasizes minimizing excess oil, masking with masks and ice, and adjusting foundation for sun and glare.
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UMMER
East
Middle West
Beauty
New Vegetables Featured In This Week's Menu
Gardens brim with fresh green vegetables and summer offerings as menus favor lighter prep. The week highlights simple, new vegetable dishes alongside chicken fish and cheese. Recipes to follow.
Autumn profile hats take spotlight in New York fashion shift
Paris arrivals boost autumn millinery with upturned side brims and ostrich feathers. Designers cite Renaissance and Directoire influences as hats return to trim and display bold angles, with Lanvin inspired cues from Yvonne Premieres.
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New York
Paris
Lanvin
Yvonne Printemps
Short Cuts For Vase Cleaning And Curtain Rod Care
Use soda or vinegar to remove dried sediment from vase and decanter bottoms. Do not use gritty cleaning powders on enamel as they wear glaze and make it porous. A curtain rod should glide smoothly when the finger of a kid glove is pulled over the end.
Paris Ladies Show Off Hair Ornaments This Summer
In Paris, wearers showcase abundant hair ornaments including flowers birds jewelry veils ribbons and bows. Comtesse de Chambrun sports two pink carnations in her hair with a black taffeta dress trimmed in pink.
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Paris
Comtesse de Chambrun
Forgiving a Troubled Marriage and a Youth’s Aviation Dream
A wife asks if she can forgive her estranged husband and rebuild their marriage while a daughter and a son pursue aviation. The letter discusses faith in ideals, parental opposition, and the difficulty of reigniting love after separation. The adviser cautions that renewing love is unlikely and urges realistic hope.
Turban and Travel Hats Feature Foldable Convenience
A 1937 Fairchild description details a draped wool crepe turban with a pleated fan brim and a shoulder box veil. It also markets a black velvet travel hat with grosgrain bound brim, crown band, and a crown that folds for packing.
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Fairchild
Reconciliation Advice for a Broken Marriage
A reader is urged to consider the difficulty of forgiving infidelity and rebuilding a life after injury. The letter suggests the wife may be partly at fault, warns that lack of harmony tempts a husband toward other women, and stresses the need for silent endurance, forgiveness, and strength before attempting reconciliation.
Modes and Manners in Dinner Etiquette
Purported Q and A from a guidance column answers common questions. Use "Thank you" rather than "Thanks" or "Much obliged." Individual salts and peppers belong above each guest's plate or between covers. Service plates are removed before the main course is served.
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C. D
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Miss Vollmar
America
Judith Wilson
Owen
Eleanor Gunn
Mrs. Martin
Marian Mays Martin
Jane Herbert Goward
Ichael
Michael
Rangers
Lindbergh
Dad
Mrs. Goward
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