Importance of Protein in Diet From USDA
The article explains protein as essential for body building and repair, sourced mainly from animal products like eggs meat milk cheese and legumes. It notes milk as best for children, describes protein content in common foods, and advises balanced intake around 0.75 to 0.84 ounces of protein daily for a 150 pound adult, with adjustments for activity and body size.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Carpenter
Dawenally
Aviation quips and umbrella store mischief mingle
A collection of quips about aviation amiability and playful banter on lost umbrellas. Snappy lines from The Kid Pop and Advice mix with a ring moment between George and Alice, hinting at caution about appearances and gossip.
The Magic of a Face at a Fancy Dress Ball
At the fancy dress ball Miss Gushe-A Wwoomaan speaks of influence for good over every man. Miss Mugge notes approval. Mr. Hugging began flirting and, after unmasking and gazing at her face, vowed never to flirt again.
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Miss Mugge
Raising of Rabbits Urged to Ease Food Shortage
New York City's women's committee on national defense has launched a campaign urging households to raise rabbits. The effort aims to place a rabbit in every home to bolster the food supply during shortages.
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New York City
Women's Committee On National Defense
Sayings of a Cynic from a Casual Observer
A compact quip filled tidbits on love and gender roles. A duck rises and quacks and ducks. It isn’t the first love that matters but the last. A mirror harms yet helps a woman. The transgressor’s path is hard yet not lonely. If women matched husbands’ perfection heaven would be near. A man’s heart is the world, but a woman’s world is her heart.
The Humble Rabbit as Home Kitchen Meat
The Indianapolis News notes rabbits can be kept in small wooden boxes with screen doors and fed from waste and roadside grasses. It argues 3,000,000 war gardeners could supply inexpensive, palatable meat and fur for coats, making rabbit breeding appealing if Americans start keeping rabbits at home.
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Indianapolis News
The Popes Triple Crown Origins and Meaning
The Pope's Triple Crown began as a plain cap later crowned by Nicholas I in 860, Boniface VIII in 1295, and Urban V around 1398. Some say the three crowns symbolize the Trinity, others view them as Rome's temporal and spiritual powers and authority over Christendom's rulers.
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Venice
Nicholas I
Boniface VIII
Urban V
Rome
Christendom
London Tit-Bits
Untold kiss tale sparks quiet domestic dilemma
In a terse dialogue, Unilees weighs confessing to Wil that she was kissed long ago. The other character urges caution, suggesting there is no need to reveal past romance unless she wishes to boast. The exchange centers on trust and discretion within anticipated marriage.
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Wil
OBrien-Mike Marriage Mentioned in Snippet
A fragment notes OBrien-Mike wed a 300 pound spouse, with a harsh aside referring to O'Toole and the devil warning that no one can fight at that weight. The text presents a clipped, possibly partisan snapshot without full context.
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O'Brien
Mike
O’toole
Aly
Feast or Fast in Civilized Life and Health Balance
A physician recounts how excessive meals and infrequent exercise disturb body balance. He contrasts fasting to Roman debauch and notes health risks from overloading the system, arguing a fast relieves nature while a debauch worsens burden and tempts repeat excess. The piece reflects historic views on diet, vitality, and self-control.
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Nature
Marion Marze Escape From Lynch Court at Sawmill
News of Marion Marze’s capture spreads as a crowd gathers at Squire Yantley’s sawmill for an impromptu trial. Nan Telket defies her brother to aid Marze, helps him flee, and the crowd clashes as Bill Telket accuses a boss thief. Marze escapes toward the Missouri prairie while Nan guards his exit.
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Redhush
Marion Marze
Neghborhood
Sandle
Squire Yantley
Bill Telket
Anti
Marlon Marze
Hex Telket
Nan Telket
Johnny Moore
Dave Maypum
Marze
Squire
de- Hance
Bill
Marion
Nan
Biw Telket
Crick
Muscle Ford Creek
Conyrigah
Weatera Newspaper Union
Education as weapon in drive to Americanize new citizens
National Government and state schools unite in a broad campaign to naturalize foreign-born residents. The Bureau of Naturalization estimates one seventh of the population is foreign-born and outlines efforts with public schools to widen alien instruction, aiming to transform aliens into loyal Americans and bolster national unity and preparedness.
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Uncle Sam
Bureau of Naturalization
Department of Labor
United States
United States Department of Labor
Union
Stone output shows gain in U.S. stone value for 1916
The value of stones produced in the United States in 1916 was 79,041,899.28, up nearly 6 percent from 1915. Limestone accounted for 41,819,871, over 62 percent of total, rising over 17 percent. marble at 7,088,171 plus about 9 percent also increased. Leading states by output contributed over 68 percent of total.
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United States
G. F. Loughlin
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New York
Fandois Wes
Massachusetts
Caleothia
Work of Engineers Men Obtaining Commissions In Reserve Corps Must Be College Graduates
Officials in Washington explain engineer regiments and the Engineer Officers Reserve Corps. Two classes, A and B, cover front line service and special duties. Requirements include engineering practice, college graduation or civil service grades, and knowledge of military organization. Duties span reconnoitering, camp layouts, fortifications, power installation, wharves, stores, hospitals, roads, ferries, bridges, and railroads under military control.
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Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Washington
Engineer Corps
France
Quartermaster
National Army
Engineer
Reserve Corps
Cnaudidates
Corps of Engineers
Demand for Silver Coins Keeps Mints Busy
Demand for silver coins has been so strong that the United States directs every mint to operate around the clock to meet the demand. Raymond T. Baker, director of the Mint, notes that the subsidy carnage for the first nine months of 1917 reached 16.551 million dollars, an increase of over eightfold from the previous year.
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Uncle Sam
Raymond T. Baker
Food value of corn shown in USDA investigations
USDA nutrition studies show over 60 percent of American food is vegetable origin with corn meal contributing 8.7 percent of total intake. It supplies 10 percent of protein, 8.8 percent of fat, and 14.7 percent of carbohydrates. Corn meal is a low price ingredient that, combined with other inexpensive foods, yields economical dishes.
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United States Agricultural Department
United States
Mural Tablet in Holy Trinity London Prompts Flag Claims
A mural tablet in Holy Trinity church Minorles London features stars and stripes and is said to evoke the American flag. The tablet commemorates Lord Dartmouth, linked to the Washington family, per Wide World notes.
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Holy Trinity Church
Minorles
London
Eng
Glacetta
Lord Dartmouth
Weshington
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