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PAGE TWO THE GUARDIAN DECEMBER 11, 1952

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Modern Etiquette

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Q. ii there is to be no catering service engaged for a wedding rc- reption. is it permisible to ask frie ds of the bride or bridegroom to elp out?

A. This would depend upon how close these friends are and upon their personal reactions to such Ii. request. Some people would con- sider it an honor to be asked to do this, while others might think it an imposition.

Q. When someone to whom one has been introduced takes leave of one by saying. "I am very glad to have met you." what. is an approp- riate reply?

A. "Th.ink you." or. "Thank you v 3' much." or, "I've enjoyed meet.- ll” Ymi"

Q. Is it necessary for a man to ll. . ...ii imen he encounters his xvii: on .the street. or joins her, o: takes leave of hcr'.'

A. Yes. cei'tainly..

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1. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "Dinner is scheduled for six o'clock, and we are to have guests

for the meal." . 2. What is the correct pronunc latlon of ”gimcrack".

3. which one of these 'words'is Intestine, quarantine.

misspelled? careen. halucination. .

raniu TENDENCY 'ro RHEUMA'l:0lD ARTHRITIS while there are many kinds of forms of rheumatism and arthri- tis the commonest kind, the one that affects most people. is known as rheumatoid arthritis in which there is inflammation of the ends of bones forming a joint and the tissues surrounding and for a short - distance below and above the joint. In Handbook of Therapy (treat- ment). published by the American Medical Association, it is stated that "rational treatment of rheu-

4. What does the word ”zealous" matoid arthritis embraces removal

mean?

5. What with vu that means being wounded"?

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1. Say, "Dinner is arranged for six o'clock. and we tire to have 2. Pronounce jlm-crack, accent on first syllable. 4. Filled . with

guests at the meal."

3. Hallucination. ardent and active interest. "Th workers are very zealous in the: efforts to please." 5. Vulnerable.

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of focl of infection (teeth, tonsils. gums, large bowel). emphasis on I rest, and a general building up program.. -

While there are other causes of rheumatoid arthritis - injury. cold and dampness. too much starch food-looking for infection is usually the first thought of physician and dentist.

In Annals of Rheumatic Diseases. E i.ondon. Dr. R. W. Barter reports ' that an investigation of 100 cases of rheumatoid arthritis showed a -. definite family or familial tendency ltoward this disease as compared .with 100 controls (individuals who gdid not have rheumatoid arthritis).

The percentage of the cases with rheumatoid arthritis was 5.3 in the families of patients and 2.3 in the families of controls when grand- parents. parents, uncles. aunts. bro- thers and sisters were included. The percentage of cases was 11 in families of patients and only 4.6 tin the families of controls when only parents. brothers and sisters were included.

From the above figures , it was concluded that about one-third of patients with rheumatoid arthritis will have a family history of rheu- miitoid arthritis or acute rheuma- tism iii two or more members (as many as '7 affected members were 'recorded in one family of 16):

about one-third will give a history iof one affected member: and the remaining one-third will have no jrelatives with these diseases. The fact that rheumatoid arth- ritis may run in a family may serve as a warning to those with ,lhis family history. because they .can help keep free of infection by '; visiting their physician and dentist at regular intervals. and also try 1 their best to prevent other causes 'by avoiding starch foods. cold and dampness. and. so far as possible, i avoiding injuries.

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In a night club, a dizzzy blonde ,5n)fzs1ed HP to her escort. l How about giving me a diamond fbracclet?" she murmured. holding out her arm to envisage the effect.

"My 55”". reblied her friend. "extenuating circumstances per- force me to preclude you from ,such a bauble of extravagance." i ll 510111 get it.” bald the girl in bewilderment.

"TIIBVS SUSIE Whlit I said!" came the grim reply.

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' Does It Belong To The Young' Exclusively? ,

DEAR MISS DIX: Will you please define "love"? Myl husband insists that love and sex are one and the same thing and. if two peo-

ple love each other after they pass tsl hospital. I maintain that after

er love between two people, since they have shared so much together For the past eight years, my hus-

. by that time. band has treated a wife. He is a tme or sits with never noticed un

Ite sex. of older married

ANSWER: man. closing his

greatest happiness because he pull love level only-the physical. Were his theory correct,

Muriel all wives would be repudiated when they passed the peak of physical

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attractiveness; in fact, some wives.

orous. would be left right after the honeymoon. Surely there are many happy marriages around you in truth that love can. and does, continue all through life. regardless of

either partner's looks.

IT'S COMPLEX

Love is a complex thing. compounded of three elements. physical.

mental and spiritaul. PIl)'SlCE'.I all

step. may pass in time to be supplanted, in a happy marriage, by the congenialify that springs from mutual respect and admiration; from

the sharing of troubles and joys.

its beginnings all the wtiy back to courtship. which is why It is so important, as I emphasize so often. that two people contemplating marriage should have a harmonious background. love begins and ends with friendship, which is only insured by mutual

tastes and common respect.

If your marriage didn't have this foundation. you can scarcely ex- pect to rear, at this late dale, a temple of peace. older folk find their greatest happiness In the later years of marriage,

when the financial worries are not

their own homes and Mother and Dad can settle down to enjoying the

No. my clear, your husband's specious argument has no basis in

fact whatever. He's using sophistic

incapacity for affection and his own shortcomings as a husband. He's a truth he'll have to face one of these

leading a very empty life; days to his sorrow.

"-Voxrxz 7 . rt COOIVI CON"? ousehold Scrapbook? :&s ,, n,,,,,m M, E BAKED BANANA - CRANBERRY PUDDING Handkerchiefs . Handkerchiefs will have a lasting . scent of violets if one-fourth ounce Zli cups cranberries: M cup of orris root is broken up and

sugar: 1 cup water; 3 bananas; U3 cup orange juice: 1 tablespoon grated orange rind: 12 teaspoon cinnamon; ii teaspoon salt; 3 tablespoons melted butter or mar- garine; 3 cups soft bread cnimbs.

Set oven at 3'15 degrees F. or moderate. Cook cranberries in sugar and water until they begin to pop. Cut bananas in 1-2-inch slices and mix up with orange juice. orange rind, cinnamon and salt. Melt butter or margarine. add to crumbs and toss.

Grease a medium-size casserole. Put a. layer of buttered crumbs in the bottom. a. layer of CX'aI'lI)CI'lll('S then bananas. Alternate layers of

He is very attentive to other women. so I know he has not developed an allergy toward the oppos-

Does this situation usually develop in the lives

Your husband is a sadly deluded

I ELLEll'S DIARY I

By An Island Farmer's Wife

t A wlnsoine and ceedlngly en- gaging snapshot of granddaughter. Jeanie, has added of late to the record of her years. Commencing 'with her cherry-blossom-time birth. this is growing into a las- cinating tale. Many firsts are there . . . I first glance of recog- nltion- a. first smile. and tooth and word. and step. in picture and inscribed word until it has reach- ed the delights of the little girl period. .

We saw and much admired this, one or her summer-taken pictures, when her father came by to spend an hour with us tonight. He comes, often unexpectedly to linger awhile. Asking of ribs old ones" abroad: "Now. is there not something I can bring you?" To leave as a gift ll. packet.of James' favorite tobacco. an apple, bit of candy or it may be some reading matter Jeanie has sent us.

To bring us news of Home: that with odd exceptions the stock are enjoying the modern system of water-supply; how well or "not too good" the shoats are fattening; how satisfactorily. to his father. the feeders of cattle are gaining of late. that a new calf has born to 'that. heift.-r;'

fifty. they should be put in a men- mlddle-age there should be great-

me more like a housekeeper than good provider. but never talks to me in the evening. In fact. I am less we have folks in to visit.

people? B. L. T.

to their on one

heart, mind and soul

who never were beautiful or glam-

otlest the

feel the weight "of our pair of in- dolent hens of turkeys. These and other odds and ends of ilems of farming he brings us; altogether, news of Home.

There is as yet no visiting be- tween the young members of the Family. Though Jamie's mumps and period of convalescence was ended by his return to classes to-

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motion. which is usually the first Latter-day marital happiness has

You might say that

Quite frequently so great, children are launched in

things they have always wanted. Wilhout love, they'd face a horribly I

bleak life together. wouldn't they?

ated phrasing to cover up his own

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placed in a muslin bag. and then boiled with the handkerchiefs for a short time. Melting Chocolate l To prevent chocolate from stick-, ing to the pan when melting it forl cake filling, rub the inside of the pan with a little butter or olive! oil. b

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