Get Your Calories Right And Laugh at Ill Health
A government issued bulletin No. 1228 titled A Week's Food for an Average Family outlines a balanced five group diet. It provides guidance on adapting meals to families of different sizes, cost comparisons, and a weekly menu plan with tables of common foods and energy portions. It emphasizes proportional balance across meals and promotes parental involvement and school nutrition programs.
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Loval
United States Department of Agriculture
Caroline L. Hunts
Hye
Iase
United States Department of Agrculture
Washinton
D.C
Moore Outlines Legion Policy For New Year
F George Moore president of the Harry W Congdon Post American Legion outlines policy for the new administration to be installed January 3. He emphasizes support for the bonus bill and civic betterment while continuing relief for disabled veterans and employment aid. The post plans an expanded social program and Il Lombardi comedy group slated for events. goal to grow membership to 1000.
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F. George Moore
Harry W- Congdes
American Legion
Moore
Legion
Army
Congress
Brigzapert
Jiip
Ming
Gog
Congdon
Golden Hill Street
The
Post
Lorion
la Societa Des 40 Lfonimoes Et Cheveaux
Zahmbersis
Unclear fragmentary historical note
Fragmentary OCR style text mentioning price and numbers with unclear context, references to Germany and a proverb, no coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations. The readable content is insufficient to determine a specific historical news item.
Predicts Better Times for Farmer
Secretary Wallace forecast brighter prospects for farming in the New Year. He cited improved conditions in channels and firmer prices due to lower farm costs and reduced freight rates. Wallace urged farmers to organize for better marketing and noted support from the Department of Agriculture and state colleges to help place farming on a sound business footing.
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Jan Boer
Ultore Wallace
Liu Sigs
Secrea Wallan
Gredi
Ie Ing. Vitast
Praduemim
Svery Ukoly
Ingoff
Stangross Na
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Save
Individualism in Industry Debate at United Congress Forum
Dr Devine argues in a forum that the key issue is how society uses individual opportunity. He cites the conflict between industry terms and education, warns against overreliance on wages or hours, and urges personal responsibility in work purpose and living standards set by communities, not distant authorities.
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Thomas Devin
L. D
Ghagatt
Dud WU
de. Devine
Pr. Devine
Washington
Hartford
New Year Greeting Encourages Workers Toward Recovery
A Universal Service transmission from Washington carries a New Year message urging workers to endure hardship and stay faithful for a revival in business and employment. The advisory counsels employers to provide work, supports family welfare, and emphasizes American faith in a prosperous future amid continued economic strain.
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Universal Service
Washington
Akes
Sreresere Taaburavis
Busines
Ganige
Poetic Pen Doors Opened by Primrose Time Incident
A fragmentary narrative recounts Primrose Time and poetic pen work, detailing a Minnesota prison case involving John Glynn and Horace Lowry. It notes Lowry’s visit to Stillwater and a prison publication, plus subsequent printing of Glynn’s poems and reactions from literary figures at the University of Minnesota.
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Minnesota Atele
Stilheater
Lowry
Seilwatee
Onetig
Puberse Sue
Hichard Burton
Lniversity of
Minnesota
de Bitton
John & Glynn
Hong
Stillwater
Giyun
Farmers win strong showing in Canada election
Winnipeg Man reports Dominion elections on December 6 gave the National Progressives 64 seats. Farmers won in Manitoba 12 of 15, Saskatchewan 11 of 11, Alberta 10 of 7, and Ontario 44 of 80. The scale surprised as few women were elected and parliament will form with Progressives as official opposition.
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Winnipeg
Man
Dominion
Ida
Tures Prairie
Manion
Saskato
Alberta
Ontario
National Progressives
Ferior Wisell
A'L Canad
Willen
Three youths arrested at Brook lawn dancing pavilion
Charred by drunkenness, three young men were taken from the Brook lawn dancing pavilion Saturday night and marched to the station. They gave names as Angel Carl Fairfield, Al beck Heérach, and Williaa Barth, with addresses 780 Lafayette street and 385 Connecticut avenue.
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Brooklawn
Angel Carl
Fairfield
Albeck Heérach
Lafayette Street
Williaa, Barth
Connecticut Avenue
France Faces Prolonged Unemployment After Rebuild Struggles
A wartime reconstruction era in France sees unemployment around 60 percent amid slow programs and tax burdens. Officials report a national policy mix aimed at rebuilding industry and controlling costs while preserving social support. The government weighs public works and bureaucratic expansion as workers face long transitions and regional strain persists.
Tolsto Mansion Fire Shrouds Dolgon Village Heritage
Faded report describes Tolstoy era estate in Dolgogon village burning to ash, with traces of its former grandeur and Tolstoy Park nearby. The piece recalls visitors and the mansion as a historic center tied to Count Leo Tolstoy and local memory.
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Yasnana
Polyana
Jae
Dolsier
Leo
Dolgogon
Erin
Tolsto Park
Bavalana
Vodey Lowerins Traes
Tolstoy
Laéventes
Ine
Loupes
M. Soultathy
Koch
Bulgarians Hesitate to Recognize the King
Bulgarian officials delay recognition of King Constantine amid Greek relief efforts in Solis. Officials fear moves could be construed as an alliance, while Bulgarian authorities await further actions from Athens and revision of positions before acting.
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Mopla
Dan Ter Gresee Nas
Athens
Solis
Bulgaria
Constantine
Fugatiaus
Groove
Caption contest in Sunday Post prompts postcard idea
Readers are invited to submit captions for the unused picture by Thursday evening. Send ideas on a postcard to The Sunday Post at 140 Middle Street with the title deadline and eligibility rules noted. Winners receive a prize and the editor will select the best caption submitted by readers.
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Sunday Post
Middle Street
Hundreds Try to Take Honors in Big Title Tilt
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a large event for honors and a crowded field. It references competition, questions about murder and violence, and asks about various topics and outcomes. The readable bits indicate a historical newspaper card style with uncertain details.
Federal Tax on Railroad Tickets Soft Drinks Off
Federal tax changes take effect at midnight removing the eight percent tax on railroad tickets and the ten percent tax on soft drinks from soda fountains and similar outlets. The new law also removes taxes on many goods including cosmetics and several insurance taxes while keeping others. Government revenue will drop by about twenty million dollars, with adjustments in freight, express charges, and passenger taxes guiding the new structure.
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Harden Colfax
Washington, Jar
Rium Toltwea
Alor
Abdeawo
Guna Caxes
Sph
McCoy
Ste Aary
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bridgeport Bowling Circuit Plans Major League Setup
Bridgeport will organize a large bowling circuit with nearly 100 clubs entering teams. Representatives from city clubs plan a meeting at a local venue to finalize organization. The league aims to include top city workers and will roll Wednesday nights on Park City drives. Ed Leopold of Lenox A. 4 is guiding the new circuit.
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Bridgeport
Mart Tigalerrigan
Gonnie Lewky
Ciy
Lemr
Park City
Ed Leopold
Lenox A. 4
Naw
First Methodists Defeat Baptists in League War
The First Methodists basketball team defeated the Baptists in a Three- or Four- term league game on Stratford Avenue's municipal surface. The printed figure for the score or prize was erroneous and appear in the day’s edition. the editor notes the amount written is likely too low.
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St Baptist Tessers
Stratford Avenue
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromquinine Ad Claim
A fragment advertises a bromo quinine remedy promising one day cure for a cold. The obscure claim mentions Wy Grove and a typographic emphasis on BROMO. The readable text centers on a medicinal ad phrase and branding cues.
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