Heart Disease in Children Calls for Longer Rest and Care
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN M D argues that early heart and arterial disease begins in infancy and that prevention is improving but care for affected children remains inadequate. He notes roughly 4 percent of tested school children show defects, often from infectious diseases, and stresses public convalescent centers and careful activity limits to allow the heart to regain strength and prevent lifelong deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Causes of Heart Trouble and Its Link to Modern Life
The article cites several heart failure triggers for ages 45 to 60. Overwork, stress, overweight from overeating, and little or violent exercise strain the heart and arteries. Heavy desk jobs and late-night business meals and meetings worsen blood pressure, risking sudden pain, shortness of breath, or ruptured vessels. Reduction of strain and care can stabilize deterioration.
Vandenberg Emerges as GOP Dark Horse for 1940
Michigan Senator Arthur Hendrick Vandenberg, age 55, emerges as a potential Republican presidential candidate for 1940. A veteran legislator and former newspaperman, he built a long career in Michigan GOP circles since 1910, admired for oratory and Hamiltonian studies, with prior 1936 exploratory efforts hinting at a stronger bid in 1940.
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Thomas Dewey
New York
Dewey
Arthur Hendrick Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
William Alden Smith
Grand Rapids Herald
Senate
Washington
The
Michigander
Michigan G.O.P
Heywood Broun
Alexander Hamilton
America
Hamilton
Modes and Manners on Introductions and Congratulatory Notes
The article advises small groups: introduce individuals one by one and list names in sequence, with a lady's name mentioned first. At large gatherings the host couples introductions by proximity. For marriage announcements a note of congratulations to the parents is customary, or a personal call if convenient.
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Mr. Jones
D. B
Ripe Berries and Creole Preserves Featured in Market Tips
Ripe berries inspire preservation ideas with recipes for raspberry marmalade strawberry preserves and lemon cream sherbet. Includes steps for making marmalade and creole strawberry preserves, plus custards and berry desserts.
Paris Robes and Negligees With Silk Crepe Sunray Bodice
Paris presents new room robes and negligees in white grosgrain silk printed ribbed silk and pale rose crepe. The crepe gown features an apricot satin sunray design on the bodice and a front panel. wine moire ribbon shirts finish the waist and neck with long front bows. The grosgrain robe shows white satin polka dots and side fastening with gold filigree buttons.
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Paris
Banish Those Habits That Annoy
An article by Jacqueline Hunt urges girls to spot and correct personal mannerisms that mar beauty. It links habits like frowning, nail biting, slumping, and facial twisting to lasting faults and suggests steps such as dental care, grooming products, and organized fitness activities to boost confidence and appearance.
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Jacqueline Hunt
Fashions for Men in Summer Wear by Hawes
A review of Elizabeth Hawes book Men Can Take It which argues for slack suits light cottons porous hats and ventilated shoes for men. The column notes men cling to tradition while women influence style and that comfort becomes the guiding principle despite slow change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hawes
Miss Hawes
Milady
Hawes
National Council of Women
Lillian Randall
Council
Jally Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lancretia Mott
Movement For the Freedom of Women
Madesin Phillips
International Federation of Business and Professional Women
Congress
Frocks Shift From Black to White in Garden Party Style
The article notes a trend toward lighter dresses at English influenced garden parties and summer social events. It highlights all white, black and white, and black gowns, with celebrities like Mrs. Vincent Astor and Grace Moore showcasing elegant ensembles.
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Mrs. Vincent Astor
The
Musicians Emergency Fund
Mrs. Astor
Grace Moore
Alix
Lily Pons
Suzanne Fisher
Kirsten
Hetle
Edward F. Hutton
Play Girls Can't Expect To Be Good Mothers
An op ed on women’s roles and the single code, praising maternity care for fathers, noting rising maternal mortality and urging broader male involvement. It cites the Maternity Center Association, Hazel Corbin, and Miss Corbin’s book Getting Ready to Be a Father, and references the National Council of Women discussing women’s job security and memorial honors.
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Marian Mays Martin Que
P. P
Hazel Corbin
Association
Miss Corbin
No salt should be added to meats during boiling and roasting
Guidance notes that salt should not be added early in boiling or roasting as it forces juices from the meat. It advises waiting until the meats are nearly finished to salt, to avoid drying and overheating effects.
Efficient pasture grazing by a three inch mower apparatus
A cow under ideal conditions can consume about 150 pounds of green pasture in a day using a mowing apparatus three inches wide.
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DR. Chrisman
G.O.P. Chances
Talbot Lake
Fairchild
Judith Wilson
Miss Hunt
Barclay Swain
Henry Ittleson, Jr
Belmont Park
Long Island
Eleanor Gunn
England
School For Papal
Jane Herbert Goward
Maternity Center Association
Mrs. Goward
MES. Martin
Gingham
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