Vitamins in Food Sources and Roles Described
The passage lists sources for vitamins A C D and E and notes their roles. It mentions cereals seeds yeast and wheat germ as vitamin sources and highlights tomatoes as rich in vitamin C. It notes vitamin D from green vegetables fruits roots tubers and oysters and its role in bone formation. It concludes with the need for a mixed diet for health and happiness.
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Washington Civil Service Debates Postwar Payroll Changes
The Washington civil service data show 1 786 separations in June with 943 new appointments and a payroll of 63 736 at the start of the fiscal year. Net local reductions contrast with field service gains in revenue and postal work, as postal staff form nearly three fifths of civilian employees. By 1925 payrolls rose to around 556 thousand, while Washington resents the economy cuts and the broader field expansion.
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New York Sun
Vitamins and Vitality Explained by Dr Breese Jones
In the past decade doctors have clarified vitamin science. Dr Breese Jones of the U S Department of Agriculture explains there are vitamins A B C D and E with distinct roles. Vitamin A is key for growth found in dairy products and vegetables. vitamin B supports life and is widespread in green tissues.
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Breese Jones
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Cider and Prohibition Law Faces Legal Test
A Washington judge ruled that prosecutions against cider seizure must wait for tests, citing cider may ferment into stronger liquor. The piece argues enforcement may fail to curb cider’s defiance of the Volstead Act and mocks prohibition agents. It notes cider’s paradoxical lawfulness and potential for a kick.
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Peace of the Pacific and other thoughts from the era
The piece cites Rear Admiral Phelps as confident that Pacific peace is likely and war with Japan unlikely. It reflects pacifist views, mentions the Washington arms talks, and lampoons various figures and topics from crime attempts to London coal shortages and Chinese diplomacy, all in a curio of 1920s commentary.
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Col Charles Sweeney Leads Lafayette Escadrille
Col Charles Sweeney, son of a U.S. millionaire, commands the Lafayette escadrille formed in France for service against the Moors. A veteran of many uniforms, he served in the foreign legion, AEF, and with Poland resistance forces, earning the Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre with multiple palms and stars.
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Franco German Economic Entente for European Peace
A forthcoming study by Guy Greer argues a Franco German economic entente could lay a stable foundation for European peace. It stresses Ruhr Lorraine interdependence, warns against political or military pressure, and notes how economic unity would deter future large scale conflict.
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Horoscope for Wednesday August 12 1925
The article notes planetary influence on mortal destinies. Sun Jupiter aspects hint at extravagance and rashness in speculation while Jupiter Mars and Mercury exert adverse power. Despite this, there is good promise for some readers.
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Mars
Mercury
Horoscope Forecast For The Month
The text describes zodiac advice for seekers of work and promotion and warns of feverish activity if moderation is lacking. It notes evening entertainment, egoism in men, many engagements to marry, lunar Gemini influences on the body, and a prophecy of war preparation by an Asiatic nation.
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Vu En
Leo Predictions Urge Caution in Business and Diplomacy
The text warns Leo individuals to avoid disputes with partners in the coming year while noting that employed persons may be fortunate. It describes Leo children as self willed and stubborn and says Leos often achieve supreme success but tend to work alone.
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Leo
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