Sharp shifts in foreign policy after Rome talks falter
The piece traces a rapid shift from appeasement to a harder stance as Chamberlain and Mussolini fail to agree in Rome. It notes Hungary recognizing Manchukuo, growing Rome-Berlin axis activity, French-Italian tensions, and Britain and the United States settling on stronger defense postures amid looming European crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rome
Hungary
Japan
Manchukuo
Germany
Italy
Britain
Stephen Csaky
London
Poland
Europe
Count Csaky
League of Nations
Berlin
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Balkans
Rome-Paris
Tunisia
Corsica
Djibouti
Catalonia
Spain
France
Viscount Halifax
Geneva
Georges Bonnet
Halifax
Bonnet
England
Propaganda battles and New Deal reform amid world and domestic reshuffle
The article notes TRANSOCEAN NEWS SERVICE expanding propaganda to South America via new transmitters in Buenos Aires and Lima as Pan American delegates condemn propaganda. It also outlines Byrnes led Senate panel proposing a department of public works to coordinate unemployment relief and social security with three core recommendations and a push to unify defense under one cabinet, citing changes and political tensions in Roosevelt era policy.
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Lima
Peru
Transocean
Berlin
Latin America
South America
Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
State of the Union
Congress
U. S
Social Security
WPA
PWA
CCC
NYA
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Spe
Cial Senate Committee On Unemployment and Relief
Department of Public Works
Mothers Shun Back Seat in Modern Life
An essay advises modern mothers to examine how they raised daughters and whether they kept up personal appearance. It discusses mother daughter dynamics, gratitude, and the strain of nurturing amid limited resources, then shifts to grooming tips and fashion cautions. It ends with notes on nuts and mineral values, including calcium comparisons between almonds and milk.
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Daughter
Religion Outlines 1937-38 Church Growth Trends
Rev. Dr. Herman C. Weber presents 1937 figures showing U S church membership at 64 156 895 with a 960 000 increase in 1937, churches adding 1 743, and 97 3 percent of adherents in 50 large bodies while about 160 small bodies make up the rest. The report notes steady attendance in prosperous years and a rise during depressions with a rising trend toward church unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Herman C. Weber
Character Made Her Beautiful
Bill admired Jenny's charm and inner depth more than her looks. She cultivated herself with grooming and style, used humor to brighten life, and proved beauty is not required to win love. Jenny lives happily with a fine husband, showing confidence over appearance.
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Jenny
Bill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Nuts: An Almost Universal Food
The piece presents nuts as nearly universal in diet across the globe and throughout history. It notes nuts are seeds enclosed in a hard shell that does not split naturally when ripe, aiding storage and preservation.
Concentrated Food Nuts and Their Nutritional Value
A discussion on concentrated food nuts notes their high food value in small portions and minimal waste when shelled. Nuts vary in composition with some rich in protein and fat, others fat heavy or starchy. Many nuts offer complete protein similar to meat and fish, supporting growth and tissue repair.
Nuts Compared With Grains In Nutrition Notes
Nuts share similar nutritional character with grains but supplement grain proteins. The high fuel value stems from fat, with coconuts pecans and walnuts rich in fat at 50.6 70.5 and 64.4 percent. Chestnuts and lichi nuts emphasize carbohydrates, and chestnuts improve with cooking. Fresh chestnuts have about 42 percent carbohydrates while dried reach about 74 percent.
Quick Memorized Square Pattern 1849
Crochet pattern 1849 for a six inch square used in cloths and spreads. Includes instructions, illustrations, materials, and a photograph. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York with name address and pattern number.
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Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Nutrients in Nuts and Their Food Pairings
Nuts are not a significant source of any vitamin except B, though some varieties contain vitamin A. When combined with fruits in salads or desserts, the fruit-nut mix generally provides substantial minerals and vitamins.
Nut based dishes as protein substitutes in meals
Nuts are described as high in protein and fat and suitable as meat substitutes. They can be served at lunch, supper or dinner and pair well with vegetables or carbohydrate foods like rice or noodles. suggested preparations include croquettes patties and casserole style one dish mains.
Nuts Seen as Major Nutritional Source for Americans
Nutritionists argue nuts could form a larger share of the American diet due to their high protein and energy. They may substitute for meat in main dishes but should not replace milk or eggs. Homemakers should treat nuts as a staple food rather than a final tidbit.
Thorough Mastication and Nut Preparation
The text urges thorough chewing of nuts to aid digestion and notes nut butters and pastes are easy to digest like other similar foods. It recommends including high bulk foods alongside nuts due to their high concentration.
Eggs retain nutritive quality when cooked
A reader notes there is no important change in the nutritive value of eggs from cooking and highlights that eggs lack vitamin C, so cooking cannot destroy it. The message is attributed to WM and C. Houston Goudiss between 1939 and 1947.
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Wm.—C. Houston Goudiss
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Joseph W. la Bine
Neville Chamberlain
Benito Mussolini
Munich
Mr. Chamberlain
Budapest
Slavia
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Warsaw
Joseph Beck
Barcelona
Mediterranean
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Radical Socialist Party
Tokyo
Foreign Office
China
Washington
Robert L. Craigie
Konoe
Clar
Defense
Byrnes
Army
Navy
By Patricia Lindsay
Billie Burke
C. Houston Goudiss
By C. Houston Goudiss
America
Pattern
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
H. Grady Manning
Gateway To
The
Southwest
Baltimore
Kansas City
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