Milk and energy claims spark debate on schoolboys nutrition
A 1920s nitrate era letter advocates milk as essential for growth and vitality, citing studies on European boys, milk's calories and nutrients, and energy drinks. It references Dr. Brady and Beverly Hills, urging daily milk use for children, convalescents, and the elderly, with instructions for preparing a milk shake and supplement suggestions.
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How Can I Remove a Stubborn Nail Polish Cap
Place a drop or two of nail polish remover around the cap edge by turning the bottle upside down. Let stand briefly, then turn right side up. the cap should loosen easily.
Difficult to parse image text yields a decorative fortune puzzle
The OCR reads a playful daily fortune puzzle about counting letters in a first name to compute a key number and read a rectangular grid, followed by a garbled publisher line. The fragment is incomplete and obscured by errors, but suggests a numeric game to reveal a fortune.
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Bon voyage gift baskets ease servants aboard ships
A historical note recalls 130 years of bon voyage baskets sent by families to staff aboard ships. Families once supplemented poor servant rations with baskets of tidbits to comfort employees during long voyages.
Off-Flavors Hidden By Extreme Cold in Food Study
A fragment describes a police boat chase and a radiation sterilization and pasteurization inquiry at very low temperatures. It notes temperatures around 60 degrees below zero and discusses how cold storage may affect flavors and odors in foods during transport or processing.
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Privacy and bed sharing for children raises housing worries
A reader asks about two siblings sharing a bed with a new baby on the way. Advice emphasizes avoiding opposite sex sharing, suggests bassinet or crate for the infant, bunk beds or reconfiguring rooms, and notes eventually needing a larger home. The column also promotes the booklet When What Now To Tell Children About Sex.
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Hunger and erosion threaten farms and health
Pellagra or rose disease leaves rose like marks on skin as sores emerge and delirium may follow. Causes include poor diet and malnutrition. Separately, Washington reports erosion destroys about a half million acres of productive farmland annually due to uncontrolled processes.
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