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'1!) whiten yellowed ivory articles wash with white soap and water and place in the sunshine while wet. Wet periodically during the day with soapy water and allow to dry in sun. Do this for several days, and the ivory will become as white as when new.
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There was a time when the maj- ority of men and women who were deaf or partly deaf, or hard of hearing as it is more properly called, said or did nothing about it because at that time it meant carrying a horn which they plac- ed at the ear when they wanted to hear anyone speak to them. During all these years these men and womeh tried to handle their hearing defect and got along well as they could by learning lip;
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reading.
It is indeed gratifying to what a transformation has taken place since the introduction of satisfactory hearing aids. Instead of avoiding contacts with others. because those who are hard of hcarin-g cannot become an integ- ral part of a group. they are now able to become part of the com- munity. with a properly fitting plicaskng aid they can hear all that is gong on about thcm.
in a series of articles on hard- ness of hearing, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the attempt is made by hearing specialists to give the
Water Softener
If I half-teacup of ammonia is added to the bath water. it will soften the water wonderfully. and also have a stimulating effect on the skill.
Mashed Potatoes
Add a teaspoon of baking pow- der to potatoes while they are being nin.-lied. and it will make them light and fluffy.
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hearing find about the" effects of their affliction upon their person- alitios.
"There is no disgrace in being born deaf. no shame if hearing dcfccts develop in later life." the
-3. Which one of those words is niisspcllecl? Loathsonic. ransome, handsome. lissonie.
4. What dons the word "brag- mdocio" mean?
5. What is a imrd bC''lillllll-V , - - .. r .. , , ,, , â f .pecialists tell us. let many a 3'â? mm mmm umecmlvv m' family, ignorant of the cause of i y the hearing difficulties, suffer A5-SWERS from strong guilt feelings because
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1. Say, "I mistook you for John family. With such a viewpoint, it when I talk-id with you." 2. Pro. is natural to attempt to keep the nouncc liar-lni-rci-nr, U19 first eldcfect secret. They do not adjust as in not, not. as in rate, accent thcinsclvrs to the handicap. This first syllable. 3. Raiisom. 4. Empty is especially true of the child who boasting. "lie had a swaggenng shows to the world the exact feel- B1!' of brazizavloclo." 5. Levuy. ins. of the family regarding the family's defeat or disgrace."
Now hr-arm: defects are not necessarily inherited. although they do seem to run in some fam- ilies. In a series of 38 cases show- ing causes of hearing loss, while 11 were due to heredity. the bal- ,ance were due to other condi- ,tions: 10 to infections of the ear and eight to systemic diseases - scarlet fever, colds. measles. chickenpox. For this reason these authorities state that we should all work to dispel the fear of deafness because some members of a family are deaf. ,
In children much can be done to prevent loss of -hearing by hav- ing early treatment of nose. throat and ear irritations or inflamma- tions. This treatment helps the child in classroom and play- ground.
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is found to be permanent. a pro- perly adjusted hearing aid often means responsible employment and I rise in morale of the patient and family.
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By Anne Ashley NF
Q. How can I treat leather- oovcred chairs that are dull and ahalbby-looking?
A. They may be greatly im- proved in appearance by brushing over them with the white of an egg. This treatment may also be used with leather suit cases, bags,
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powdered cloves.
Q. How can I improve a cup of cocoa?
A. A delicious addition to a cup of cocoa is a marshmallow rolled in cinnamon.
Another Wonderful SUB-STANDARD
,SALE!
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We are not permitted to name the maker .3". but you'll all know itwhen you see the garments. They're all-wool, over the knee, all sizes in colors of Camel, Navy, Rose, Heather, Red, Blue Heather and Green I-leather.
The regular price 38.50 each
. Sale .13:-ice 31.75
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Cook's Corner . ,. Frankfurter Wrap-Arounds (1)
Trim crusts iron-i-slices of bread and spread with butter or fortified
sauce and place each diagonally on it slice of bread. then roll and fasten with a toothpick. T085! under the broiler. .
Irankfurter Wrap-Arounda (2)
Slit franks down the center and fill with I little mustard. horse- radish and a sliver of cheese. Wrap with a slice of bacon and fasten with toothpicks. Place the franks slit side down under the broiler. 'f;hen turn and broil the second s de.
IRISH PASTIES (Adapted from Cornish) (6 servings)
Filling - one medium potato. diced, 1 cup chopped cabbage. '2 cup chopped onion. 1 twelve- ounce can corned beef. chopped. 1 teaspoon salt, 1'4 teaspoon pep- per. 2 tablespoons caisup.
Cook diced potato in a small amount of water for 5 minutes. Add cabbage and onion and con- tinue cooking 5 minutes. Drain. Combine all ingredients for the filling thoroughly.
Dough-Two cups sifted ap- proved flour. '22 cup corn meal. 2 teaspoons baking powder. 2 tea- spoons salt, it: cup shortening, 1 cup milk.
For the dough sift together flour. corn meal, baking powder and salt. cut in shortening. until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Add milk mixing lightly only until mixture is dampened. Roll out on lightly floured board to fomi a rectangle 12 by 13 inches. cut into 6 squares: place on
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Q. If there is to be no cater- ing service engaged for a wed- ding reception, is it permissible to sk friends of the bride or bride- groom to help out?
A. This would depend upon how close these friends are and upon their personal reactions to such a request. some PWP10 Would consider it. an honor to be asked to dorthis, while others might think it an imposition-
. What is the proper fee to give the clergyman for a baptism?
A. Baptism is a sacrament of the Church. for which no fee is ever required. A donation to the church. however. may be given- whatever amount you wish.
Q. Who goes first when enter- in-; a room or her house, the hostess or guest?
A. The hostess goes first only when it is necessary to show the way. Then she usually says. "Ex- cuse me for going first."
baking sheet. Put about 2 table- spoons of filling on each square of dough. Fold over and seal edges. Bake in a moderately lint oven (400 degrees F.) 15 to 20 minutes.
In Safety
Dora: "Look out. ifarry! '1.'113t bull'st making straight for us.'
Harry: "Well. don't panic. Help me up this tree."
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For Tomorrow
LP opportunities arise to par- ticipate in any plans for club or community activity. do not turn them down. for possible future advancement. as well as much pleasure, may result. Ability and accomplishment may be noted by those in authority and future prestige be enhanced.
For the Birthday
Those whose birthday it. is are assured of progress during the coming year. due to intervention from those in high places. These may be impressed by the adapta- bility of using improved or origi- nal ideas that you have brought forth in some ingenious way. Emotional impulses or uncon- trolled temper might spoil pos- sible favors in the romantic and domestic. as well as in the profes- sional or social life.
A child born on this day will have an o'er-optimistic trend of mind. It should succeed well in the business world.
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"Ethel. rm ashamed of you. I saw that Frenchman in the hall kissing you repeatedly. Why didn't you tell him to stop?"
"I couldn't."
"You couldn't'.' Why not?" ,
"I can't speak French."
The Winner
A mouth-organ was claimed by three soldiers and the sergeant decided to nrbitrate.
"I'll play a tune on it." he said. "You tell me what the tune is. and the one who's right gets the mouth-organ."
A weird medley of sounds fol- lowed. and the guesses were made.
"I think Brown's won." said the sergeant. âHe was the nearest with Roll Out. the Barrel.' But what I was actually playing to you was 'As Pants the Heart for Cooling Stream'!"
Play Up
-mm about the thirty-five dol- lars you owe me?"
"Quite all right-it's your birth- day next Sunday and I'm going to bring it to you with my congra- tulations."
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Anne Adams Patterns
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Pattern 4572 in sizes 12. 14, 16. .13, 30: 30. N. 34. 38: N. 40. 42. Size to takes 356 yards 89-inch.
This pattern easy to use. sim- ple tn sew. is tested for at. Has complete illustrated instructions.
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FALSE TEETH
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Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped. slip- ped or wobblcd at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you. Just. sprinkle I little l'l'A9'I'E'.E'TH, the alkaline (non-actdi powder. on your plates Holds false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable Does not sour Checks "plate odnr" (denture breath.) Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
DOROTHY DIX SAYS-
Love Comes Later
I8-Year-Old At Right Age To Enioy Friendly Dates
Should a girl of 18 feel discouraged if she doesn't have a steady boy friend? I recently graduated from high school and have a job as legal stenographer. I am considered pretty and have lots of girl friends. but I am lonely. My girl friends date ., - boys whether they care anything about them or not, but I can't do this. If I,do. I am miserable for the entire evening. Also. most of my friends have been in love time nfter time. I've never even had A case of "puppy love". I want to fall in love, but ! can't.
DEAR MISS DIX:
JANE L.
ANSWER: While discrimination in the choice '; ..,. of boy friends is Very desirable. don't carry your aloofness so far that boys will think you're disdalnful of them. The theory that men flock to the cold-hearted beauty who cares nothing for them was a favorite theme for novels at the turn of the century. It is not. however. the way for a modern miss to catch is man.
STUDY IE3 INTERESTS
We like people who like us. who are interested in us nd our activities. That is true of almost everyone! If you want oys to like you. cultivate an interest in masculine activities. Learn blunder- stand. and participate in. sports. Bring out your own talents. es- pecially ln music. that appeal to boys. and see how quickly a spark of enthusiasm brightens their eyes. That's your first step!
When the boys do come a-calling. ,don't expect each one to have all the attributes of your Prince Charming. An ordinary looking lad may. upon further acquaintance. blossom Into the one and only. Love at first sight is encountered more often in theory than in actuality. so dont expect too much from a date. A pleasant. well-mannered boy can provide a nice evening out, with good companionship. For a starter, that's all you need.
As for love. that. I assure you, will come. Many girls have wait- ed longer than you to fall in love, and have never regretted the delay. its much better to keep Cupid waiting than to rush into marriage with the first boy that gives you heart flutters, than live to regret it the rest of your life. DEAR MISS DIX: I am 16 and have been married for 5 year to a 31-year-old man. He is jealous of me and won't let me go any place except our room. I am very frightened of him as he continually threatens to kill me, or scar me so that no one else would exer want '"9- MY M51" milled me. and I could go back to her but he say: if I do he will kill us all. 1;, M, ANSWER: You certainly need someone to look after you. If your sistersan take you back. I think you'd better go. You can disregard your sbands threats. A bully who could sink so low as to threaten a 16-year-old-girl wouldn't have the gumpilon to swat a fly, You need the help of your sistir or an older relative to straighten out your trouble. Seek it as soon as possible.
DEAR MISS DIX: We are a neighborhood of about eight girls between "V911"! trade and sophomore year. We all come from very suitable homes, but two of the girls are ruining otir parties by DPHIHI. There are always chnperones at our parties, but when they leave the â'3""v "1050 1W0 Blrls take advantage. When they begin to neck. the rest of us go. THE (;ANc', ANSWER: If these friends spoil neighborhood parties by im- PFOPEY behliv 01'. I think the chaperones should be informed. After l"- Older De pie are present to assure a good time for all. If pos- sible. exclude these girls from all parties until they get the idea that their actions are not meeting with unqualified approval.
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