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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
8
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Rheims described as increasingly American with an American hospital funded by Worcester citizens, a Carnegie library with a statue of its donor in the gardens, and streets named to honor American figures. George B. Ford, an American city planner, supervised the reconstruction. Two Americans, J. D. Rockefeller and Ambassador W. C. Bullitt, are honorary citizens.
National Geographic describes Aztec society with details on quilted armor and feathered regalia used by warriors, priestly dress, and animal motifs. It covers daily life from farming and meals to schooling, social structure, and laws, noting impartial justice and multifaceted governance.
The article links diet to eye health and night vision, explaining visual purple and carotene as key to vitamin A. It notes night blindness raises accident risk, cites animal studies, and lists foods rich in vitamin A such as fish liver oils milk green vegetables and egg yolk. It urges balanced meals for all family members.
Reported findings show 26 to 79 percent of examined school children suffer incipient night blindness and 10 to over 50 percent of adults have mild to moderate vitamin A deficiency. Despite this, a vitamin A rich diet for a few weeks restored normal vision in most cases. An experiment with breeding sows fed excess food but lacking vitamin A before and after breeding suggests significant effects.
Column of short jokes and quotes including marital frictions about debt a humming watchman at a factory curiosity about smoking stopping attempts a lighthouse metaphor for mother and child a loan repayment tease and social observations on wealth and fashion with light banter and a tourist remark about scenery and appetite.
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