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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
8
A garden guide warns against forcing flowers into conditions they dislike and compares flowers to races with varied climates. It lists suitable annuals and perennials like balsam, clarkia, nasturtium, pansy, violas, daisy, campanula, hollyhock, and others for sun or shaded, well-drained beds, citing expert Harry A. Joy.
The National Safety Council reports that from age three, accidents kill more people than disease. From ages three to forty, accidents kill more males than any disease, while heart disease leads male deaths overall. Among females, six diseases outrank accidents as causes of death.
A historical column advises women in their forties on maintaining appeal during midlife changes. It mentions factors like air, sleep, and a vegetable compound marketed to boost vitality, claiming to ease symptoms and support vigor. The piece frames poverty as nonpossession of much, citing Antipater.
An advertisement claims a scientific test of 35 women in 40 days saw 286 pounds lost and promotes Kruschen as a water soluble mineral drink. It urges readers to follow a 28 day home plan with hot water and fatty foods avoided, promising fat loss and health gains. Aimed at women, it cites a physician and called product affordable.
The famed racehorse Man o War, born March 31 twenty two years ago, resides at Samuel D. Riddle’s Faraway Farms Kentucky. He earned over 1 million in prize money and stud fees, sired 277 foals with over 2.5 million in their earnings, and still attracts thousands of visitors daily while remaining active and hale.
An article explains spring fatigue and iron deficiency, urging a diet rich in iron and minerals. It highlights liver eggs whole grains and green leafy vegetables, plus ample fruits, juices, water and milk. It links nutrition to blood health, energy, and vitality with emphasis on greens and regular meals.
Instructions describe cutting rags into strips, knitting an oval center, increasing to four inches and then knitting ten more inches, binding off to four stitches, and adding color bands with crochet around the oval. The note promotes Mrs. Spears sewing books and a rag leaflet, with ordering details and postage, at 210 S Desplaines St Chicago.
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