Daily menu plans for Stout and Thin diet 1934 diet
A dated careful rundown of meals and their calories from 1934 NEA Service. It lists chicken and asparagus soup and assorted meals totaling 1058 calories for a day, with protein 229 fat 346 carbohydrate 483 and iron 24 1 gram. The passage includes a detailed chicken and asparagus soup recipe, serving four, with ingredients and steps. It also describes subsequent menus with high calorie counts and notes on beets olives and serving suggestions.
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Washington
NEA Service, Inc
War Eagle notes and local updates in West Virginia
War Eagle West Virginia items report Crocket Cline's burial at Gilbert after injury at Hardy Coal Company. S T Lambert mine inspector spent last week in War Eagle checking War Eagle Coal Company mines. Geo W Coffey attended to business in Williamson. M W Gilliam inspected War Eagle Coal Company electric works. Geo C Cole payroll clerk traveled to Williamson. Omas Cole deputy sheriff brought Aldie Cline before Squire Meeks in Williamson. S M Hall traveled to Bluefield for dental work. Parker Persigner visited Williamson. W R McCoy went to Wharncliffe on business. Rev J E Fogleman preached at War Eagle. Rufus Barnett and Ruth visited East Radford. Willie Saunders attended ball game Four Pole Creek. Harrison Munsey moving back to War Eagle. Willie Estep improving health. Bartley Madden noted in fighting form.
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Geo. C. Cole
War Eagle Coal Company
Williamson
Omas Cole
Aldie Cline
Squire Meeks
S. M. Hall
Bluefield
Parker Persigner
W. R. McCoy
Wharncliffe
J. E. Fogleman
War Eagle
Rufus Barnett
Miss Ruth
East Radford
Willie Saunders
Pole Creek
Panther
Hardy Coal ‘Company
Harrison Munsey
Elbert
Ware
Illie Estep
Radio Program Highlights Across Major Cities
Broadcast schedule lists nightly concerts and talks on WRAr WEE WEo and stations in New York Newark Philadelphia Detroit and Montreal. Notable acts include Irving Sevier Orchestre Florence Glimour soprano and Raymonmi Parker tenor with sports and news segments interspersed.
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Eastern Standard
Wrar
Kew York
Bedlsig
Vervices
Anversity
Pon Selser
Nt Boandel
Irving Sevier
M-Béwte Freok Goldman
Mall Tral Oray
Florence Glimour
Emil Colemens
Orchesire
York
Wisy
NEW
1ORA
WJY Wor
Newark
Atias Bares
Franlap Jr
Raymonmi Parker
Acksey
Ruth Donsi
Kies Schill
Ray
Hells
Priihermente Oreh
Ek Ki
Philadelphia
Sunny Jim the Kiddies Pal
Meyer Davie
WOO
Soo
Adrlphia Concert Orchestra
Orgen
Mary E. Vogt
Ap Soon Orchestra
Washingoto Ajoress
Mneer
Rotary Club Hats to Bluefield Collegians on Vacation
The Rotary Club entertained about one hundred local boys and girls who had attended college during the past year. E C Wade led the meeting with a welcome, Miss Ruth Bodell sang, and Ray Evans contributed to the entertainment. Several college students and alumni from Lynchburg College Hollins Princeton Washington & Lee Randolph Macon Marshall Princeton West Virginia University Roanoke College Sullins College Martha Washington New York University and more were listed among the attendees and club members attending.
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Rotary Club
Bluefield
E C. Wade
Ruth Bodell
Ray Evans
Houston Laird
Washington and Lee
Frank Archer
Princeton
Louise Thornhill
Holling
Ralph Hefner
Roanoke College
Lynchburg College
Loyd Black
Virgil Lowder
Hollins College
Kate Markle
Elise Deverle
Washington & Lee
Hunter Hancock
Randolph Macon
Stuart Strader
Ben Strader
Marshall College
Helen Martin
Mary Winters
Edith Weibler
Princeton University
Frank WW. Archer
West Virginia University
Robert Shirey
Hammond Steele
Jimmie Martin
James Borden
Walton Johnson
Wiest Hampton
Ruth Lazenby
Margaret Lazenby
Mary Martin
Sullins College
Nannie May Heffner
Winters McCue
Ralph Heffner
Stuart Hall
Virginia Roo
Martha Washington
Katherine McClaugherty
Aged Woman Touched by Poem in Telegraph
An 88 year old woman, relocated from Covel, was moved by a poem printed in The Dail Telegraph The Death of the Virtuous by Anna Latitia Barbauld. The elderly lady recalled the poem almost word for word after two years and recognized a hymn sung at a funeral long ago linked to Mr James Ryan.
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Dail
Covel
Nin Maupin
Anna Latitia Barbauld
James Ryan
Anna Latitia Bar
Adventures of the Twins A Trip to France
Johnny Jump Up and the twins travel with a titmouse to Paris aboard a magical journey. They view the iron tower top, discuss France’s presidency, and compare French countryside to America as they explore the Golden Coast. The tale continues.
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the Twins
France
Johnny Jump
Magic Garden
Titmouse
Pansy Fairy
Johnny
Nancy
Nick
Paris
London
America
Golden Coast
Good Manners for Guests and Servants in the Home
Guidance on proper reception etiquette where a visitor is welcomed at the door and seated in the reception room while a servant carries the card upstairs to announce the guest. The instruction emphasizes polite prompting and orderly entry.
Beulah Man Killed by Self Set Trap Gun
R. B. Walter was shot and killed by a trap gun he had placed to trap a deer near Beulah. Investigators consider it an accidental shooting.
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Beulah
Col
R. B. Walter
Local social notes from Corinne West Virginia area
W. Va J P Shockey of Honaker Va attended a social event with Mr and Mrs Bill Shockey. Mr and Mrs C McGhee welcomed a baby born June 9. Miss Martha Harmon of Princeton visited Dr and Mrs J P Biggart. Leonard Toy visited Bramwell with his parents. Mr and Mrs Dick Hewitt and son Petie hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Bih Shockey. Mrs Ken Sexton returned from a two week visit in Graham and Roanoke. Dr and Mrs J F Biggart and children Jimmy and Marjorie Louise planned a Mississippi trip. Mr and Mrs Vaught and children of Winding Gulf visited C S Cullop family. Mr and Mrs A Grove and Augusta of Roanoke visited W H Grove.
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Martha Harmon
Princeton
J. P. Biggart
Leonard Toy
Bramwell
Dick Hewitt
Petie
Devil's Fork
Bih Shockey
Ken Sexton
Graham
Roanoke
J. F. Biggart
Jimmy
Marjorie Louise
Mississippi
Mrs. Vaught
Winding Gulf
A . Grove
Augusta
W. H. Grove
Fame From One Meal A Day in London
Sir Patrick Hastings later Attorney General could afford one meal daily for years after starting his legal practice. The anecdote highlights his frugal early career and rising means in London.
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London
Patrick Hastings
Tarred and feathered incident near Dublin
William McGowan was abducted by armed men and subjected to tar and feathering, then driven away for miles in a rural area near Dublin. Local authorities investigate the assault as a violent attack.
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Dublin
William McGowan
Miles
McAdoo holds line on national convention rules
In a Days News report McAdoo refuses to press for changing to a two thirds rule, while Al Smith opposes the move. Carolina Hayes opens the first session with a prayer as political maneuvering intensifies across national Democratic circles.
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Associated Press
William
McAdoo
Minent
al Smith
New York
Ter
Carolina Hayes
Ruhr
Dawes
Herriet
Senate
Signor Filippelli
Corriere Italino
Mattatti
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Joliet
Ill
Coolidge
Bluefield Leads in Building Activity Amid Regional Growth
A semi annual survey by G L Miller and Company shows Bluefield West Virginia leads in building activity among Virginia and West Virginia cities outside Richmond. May 1924 totals across 95 cities reached 52 689 000 with significant projects in Baltimore Washington Dallas New Orleans Miami and Miami Beach highlighted by a $200 000 city hall in Bluefield and a $250 000 office building.
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G. L. Miller
Atlanta
Bluefield
West Virginia
Virginia
Richmond
G. L. Miller and Company
Southern Real Estate Mortgage Bond House
Baltimore
Maryland
Memphis
Ford Motor Company
Oklahoma City
Nashville
Greensboro
High Point
Bluefielt
W. Va
Dallas
New Orleans
Miami
Miami Beach
Washington
St. Louis
Louisville
Birmingham
Kansas City
Houston
Houston Metropolitan Area
I. Worth
St. Petersburg
Tulsa
Huntington
Virgin May
Danville
Newport News
Norfolk
Portamouth
Roanoke
Charleston
Wheeling
Ground Broken for Westminster Church in City
Ground broken Tuesday for the foundation of Westminster Presbyterian Church at Albemarle and Washington streets. The $80,000 structure aims to be among the handsomest edifices in the region, with H A Lucas holding the construction contract.
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New Westminster Presbyterian Church
Albemarle and
Washington Streets
H. A. Lucas
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Bartley Madden
Ority
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United Pree
War
Newara
Carl Ackley
Springfield Scotch Musice
Niger
Pia Nas Amertotaon
Oscar I'veleriott
Paul Murrey
Celin J More Helmuck
Virginia Fuftman
Charlee Murray
Virgiola Murrey
Waar Vriland
Wee Petroit
TM P
Farm
Madison
Universy
Moors Roser Biet
Retemich Dance Orchestra
WDAF
Wienke
Oarland
Torent
Hat
Bureau
Olive Roberts Barton
Evetiimed
Saucy
Arthur Waley
British Museum
Corinne, W. VA
J. P. Shockey
Honaker
Bill
C. McGhee
Roy Walsh
Boulder
Mont
Missouri
Westminister Church
Leonard
Phelps Furniture CO
Princeton Avenue
Cadillac
J. M. Hines Cadillac Company
Raleigh Street
Bluefield, W. Va
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