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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1938
Page
2
An article discusses food sensitivities and reactions. It cites Drs Alvarez and Hinshaw of the Mayo Clinic, noting foods may irritate the stomach, trigger laxative effects, belching, vomiting, or allergies. It also covers emotional factors, dieting choices, and weight impacts on longevity and health risks.
The readable text mentions Columbia University, West Point origins, and an Army academy plan. It references Murray Stier and others, a 1770 Continental Congress resolution, and dates around 1770 and 1900s. Details are garbled but point to historical notes on American higher education and military training.
Montgomery Alabama known as the state capital and former Confederate capital features the White House of the Confederacy and historic relics. Portraits and souvenirs mark the spot where Jefferson Davis served as president of the Confederacy amid Civil War history.
A lengthy, fragmented critique traces Republican responses to the Roosevelt New Deal, noting awkward public relations and internal feuds. It highlights figures like Walter, Hatfield, and Vandenberg, and discusses franking abuses, party leadership, and the path to a unified anti-New Deal stance amid upcoming elections.
An intruder in a Swptivity lab caused a cheetah to be captured and tranquilized after a chase. On release the animal tracked the scent of prey and dashed toward lab areas, showing surprising speed over short distances.
Odd fragment discusses new curtains and hem adjustments, laundry effects on fabric length, and ease of letting out extra length. Also mentions a raincoat wash tip and a basic cleaner mix. Contains several unrelated notes and garbled phrases.
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