What Shall We Eat Diet Guiding Health and Life
Dietetic essay argues health and efficiency rise from diet. It promotes albumen as essential, favors peanuts and graham bread, and recommends fruits separate from meals. It cites haywire anecdotes, highlights milk and cereal distinctions, and urges practical eating changes for athletes invalids and the aged.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Bishop Fallows
Daniel
Cope
Yale University
Germany
America
Texas
Aurora
Geoffrin the French salon founder and spouse tale
Mme Geoffrin noted as a premier French salon hostess who tested authors with brash challenges. Her husband M Geoffrin, a wealthy glassmaker and National Guard lieutenant colonel, guided family funds and table life. The tale recalls her witty exchanges and the quiet revelation that the old man at table was her late husband.
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Mme. Geoffrin
M. Geoffrin
National Guard
Think of Living. Goethe and Carlyle on Living Fully
A compact excerpt urges embracing life now with purpose. Goethe counsels “think of living” as a path to honest work fronting eternity. Carlyle’s image of a star forever moving captures restrained, relentless effort.
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Goethe
Carlylo
Oregon Mushroom Breaks Size Record Taft Named
W B Steele of East Forty first and Iron streets near the Richmond car line brought a giant mushroom to the Oregonian. The specimen stands 14 inches tall with a cap over 9 inches in diameter and 28 inches around. It took four days to develop in the Steele garden, which Mrs Steele says led him to call it Taft for its size and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
W. B. Steele
Eaat
Steele
Taft
Portland Oregonian
Shy at Literature Sparks a Young Professor’s Shift
A fragment from Arnold Booett notes a young professor of mathematics who, after hearing talk on books, declares a shift toward literature. Once strong in math and games and skilled in chess, he admits neglect of literature before Doe’s influence and now embraces a shy attraction to literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn
Doe
Arnold Boo
Ett. T. P
Girl Good Lawyer Mile Miropolsky Aged 21 in Paris
Paris reports Mile Miropolsky the youngest woman lawyer in the world sworn in last October. Born in Paris to Polish doctors, she defends a criminal case, aims to practice divorce and child cases, opposes capital punishment, and plans to balance her career with marriage if love comes. She speaks English and German, and is a skilled musician.
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Mile
Miropoleky
Paris
Miledelene Miropolsky
Portia
Miropolsky
Parenta
Hera
Mile, Miropolsky
Europe
If You Work Outdoors Health Very Poor Restored by Peruna
An outdoorsy reader from Branston Illinois reports long standing catarrh and a severe cough. After trying many remedies they found Peruna cured the catarrh and vastly improved health. The note urges others troubled by catarrh to try Peruna tablets and mentions a Peruna Almanac.
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Peruna
Atlan Sophis Kittlesen
Branston, IL
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J. T. Allen
Angthor
Assumonia
Dr. D. Jayne
Carter
Wer
Eadache
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