Use of Meat in Balanced Diet
A 1933 guide explains you do not need meat every day. substitute with fish eggs cheese or nuts while enjoying small amounts of meat for flavor. It highlights cheaper cuts, beef preparation tips, and a low cost lamb menu with a force meat stuffing roast breast of lamb and standard sides. The Bureau of Home Economics offers practical meal ideas and cooking methods for economical balanced meals.
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Edith M
South
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bell Syndicate
WNU
In Practice Bob Trials a Ring That Fits
Bob tries on a ring as Bess recalls the girl who returned it and let her test the fit, continuing a thread of jewelry and Verbal exchange.
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Bob
Bess
CROSSWORD TEASER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL FRAGMENTS
A garbled crossword tease lists numbered clues with many garbled letters and misspellings. It mentions goals like fish eggs and a martyr’s nickname while hinting at a hidden solution to a previous puzzle. The text mixes entries for horizontal and vertical words with unclear formatting and dates.
The Wolverine in American Animals Tale
A vivid portrait of the wolverine known as glutton or carcajou. The creature is described as fierce and strong, feeding on foxes hares and grouse, raiding camps and traps, stealing supplies including a trapper’s bacon, and provoking anger when discovered.
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Wolverine
Glutton
Carcajou
New York City Washday Warnings For Young Women
Mrs. Helen Monasmith heads welfare groups urging caution for girls coming to New York. She notes many struggle to live on 12 to 20 dollars weekly, with room and board eating most earnings. Gov ernment and social agency reports describe unsafe work situations and rent scams. Khartoum the Bronx zoo elephant died earlier, skin sent for tanning weighing 1845 pounds. Beer barrels from Germany arrived green and had to be seasoned before use. A man on Boston Post Road spends 24 hours a day fixing disabled autos along the highway.
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New York
Monagmith
Woods Hide Home of Myles Standish
In Duxbury Massachusetts visitors seek the Markers of Myles Standish historic sites. A boulder marks the Captain's Hill site while six small stones denote the dwelling bounds and another marker marks the Captain's Spring once active before a long-ago drought.
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Duxbury
Masa
Touriata
Myles Standish
Captain's Hill
Give Him Time
Tess and Tom exchange wedding plans and doubts about future harmony after marriage. Their dialogue hints at contrasting expectations and the uncertain pace of adapting to life as a married couple.
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Tom
Tess
Home Cleaning Tips From 1933 WNU Service
The excerpt shares household advice from 1933 including stain removal for white flannel using egg yolk and glycerin, cooling bread before placing it in bread boxes, and cleaning bed springs with a long handled dish mop. It also suggests adding salt to burning vegetable refuse to curb odors.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU Service
Oregon Judge Accepts Onions in Fine Payment
In Grants Pass Oregon Judge允许 W C Bishops pay a $5 fine with 200 pounds of onions after he failed to stop his truck for a through street. The judge stated the fine was heavy but acceptable.
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Grants Pass
Ore
W. C. Bishops
Bishops
Ocean encroachment on Tight Little Island raises alarms
A late 19th or early 20th century report notes England sinking relative to tides with nine inches per century. Felixstowe shows nearly two inches drop in fifteen years, Bank of England and St Pauls compared, Westminster seismograph confirms tidal movement, Waterloo Bridge sinks at high tide, Thames tunnels bend but rebound.
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England
Felixstowe
Bank of England
St. Paul’s Cathedral
County Hall
Westminster
Waterloo Bridge
Thames
Montreal Herald
A Mother's Love and a Child Remembered
A reflective piece on a mother's love binding generations with aging, memory, and gentle guidance. The text contemplates fond devotion and soft chidings as time marks the son, invoking a devotional tone.
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St. John's
Newfoundland
Marsland
Furness
Nova Scotia
Neigle and
Argyle
Cadiz
Spain
By Jean Newton
Hell
Mersh
God of Love
Denier
Heppening
Afirmative
Western Newspaper Union
American Animals
P. F. Vollanad Co
S OF New York II
Stevenson
Helen B. Monasmith
Welfare Council
Monasmith
Khartoum
Bronx
Ami'can Museum of Natural History
Germany
New Jersey
Hoboken
Evelyn Fort
Boston Post
Woods
Oregon
Bay State’s
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