Keeping Fit By Artie McGovern Recommends Doctor Advice
A reader letter urges consult your physician on weight loss and warns against self devised plans. Emphasizes that fat removal requires medical guidance, diet and exercise when appropriate, and considers possible glandular or medical causes for overweight. Also notes a white leghorn pullet laying a six ounce egg in Port Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie McGovern
McNaught Lynch, Inc
Port Huron, Mich
U.pa
Fruits of Conquest and World War II Reflections
The article argues Japan struggles in China with guerrilla resistance, mounting war costs, and trade pressures while occupation drains resources. It cites Roosevelt and other figures praising democracy and condemning aggression, noting international trade strains and public anxiety as the conflict drags into its second year.
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Japan
China
Hankow
Pacific
Germany
Manchuria
Roosevelt's prophets shift on business outlook in 1939
In Washington the outlook shifts as auto and steel trends loom large. Automakers plan early model releases, potentially curbing production later as they switch to new designs. Coal and other inventories show volatility, with housing grants and government spending seen as cushions. A chart hints at possible midyear improvement if demand strengthens.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
John Lewis
Hitler
Europe
Roosevelt
RB AG
Map of Emerald Isle Horizontal Puzzle Clues
A crossword style map shows numbered across and down clues, with definitions for terms from 1 to 57 across and vertical entries from 2 to 57, including geographic and thematic hints like rivers, deities, metals, and objects. Answers reference common words fitting the cryptic style of a newspaper puzzle.
Doing a common thing uncommonly well in business
In Asheville and beyond the idea that success comes from mastering common tasks exceptionally. Dale Carnegie notes examples from secretary Abigail, housekeeper Hilde Krieg, stamp buyers, Eskimo Pie creator, Nellie Speer, and Charles M. Schwab to illustrate practical excellence over sheer brilliance.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Abigail MaeCormick
Lowell Thomas
Mary Davis
Hilde Krieg
New Orleans
Nellie Speer
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
The Amarillo Globe and World News Excerpt Fragment
An amalgamated newspaper fragment contains masthead details for The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News along with subscription rates and staff. The second segment narrates a fictional scene where characters Weee, Troll, and Spike discuss Gonzala's abductors, their captivity, and temporary roles as stable boys for war elephants amid unspecified danger.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Spike
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U. S
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Ohio
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Herbert Hoover
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Bob
Ocean
Talbot Mack
Old Mack
Russells
Seacliff
Geoffrey
Tally
California
Los Angeles
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Frances Hanna
Emerald Isle
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Gaiter
M Street
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Dale Carnegie
THE
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News and Business Department
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MAIL
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Aeteee
the Globe
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