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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
7
Two unnamed lovers recall a recent meeting by the sea as they exchange flirtatious dialogue. The woman grows angry at a kiss while the man recalls his thought of her in the town where she may reside. They reminisce in a dim, tranquil setting.
Houston Goudiss debunks common nutrition myths and fads. The article, aimed at homemakers, argues against brain foods like fish and celery as special tonics, notes water aids digestion with meals, corrects beliefs about fruit and milk, and warns against fasting. It urges reliance on established facts for health and happiness.
The piece argues fad diets harm homemakers by promoting incompatible food rules. It notes starches and proteins do not interfere with digestion, supported by a physician of high standing, and frames the theory as a fallacy promoted for gain.
A Collier's Weekly note recalls a 1935 case where an indicted man, possibly a fugitive, is tried promptly to preserve witness memories. It also mentions a safebreaker captured and beginning a six year sentence soon after, illustrating swift action in crime cases.
A bulletin offered by C. Houston Goudiza of East Street York City promotes a laxative diet plan. It promises concrete guidance for elimination, proper habits, and a list of laxatives, aiming to improve digestive health through structured dietary steps.
The notes compare corn syrups and molasses for energy and minerals, noting dark syrup provides iron while light syrup offers energy. It cites pure molasses as calcium and iron rich. Nut protein is similar to meat and fish, usable as a substitute though not to replace milk and eggs for minerals and vitamins.
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