Hunger reshapes Central Europe geography says Kaiser
Mrs. Margarete H Kaiser, a leading German figure before Nazism, spoke at Coe College on food needs shaping Central Europe. She cited dependence on imports for butter lemons and sugar, and described trade, sugar, oil, and meat dynamics, plus Africa as a new food and war material focus.
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Caviar Used for Rickets Cure Among Russian Children
Report claims caviar is given to under nourished Russian children as a remedy for rickets. The practice highlights dietary interventions amid nutrition concerns, with officials noting limited access to standard medical treatment.
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How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $1.50 A Day
An article outlines a weekly family meal plan for five with menus for Saturday including breakfast lunch and dinner and a daily cost of about $1.50. The plan emphasizes balanced nutrition with protein minerals and vitamins and notes high calorie counts around 14 250 per day.
Casserole Feature With Juicy Fruit In Deep Dish Dish
A home menu note describes a deep dish casserole with juicy fruit and a crisp airy crust. An inverted custard cup centers the dish to keep the crust level and collect juices to prevent boiling over. For more menu advice readers may call the Comsey Nutrition Service.
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Roosevelt High Debate Teams To Cedar Falls Tournament
Roosevelt high school debaters left Friday morning for Cedar Falls to join the Brindley debate tournament at Iowa State Teachers College, slated for Friday and Saturday.
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Roosevelt Debaters Compete in Brindley Tournament
The Brindley tournament draws wide school participation with six rounds before elimination. Roosevelt High School sends Marjorie Scott and Mildred Burke for the affirmative and Lyall Taylor and Maynard Kint for the negative, guided by coach H. K. Burmeister. The final debate is slated for Saturday afternoon with awards for top schools and high ranking debaters.
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Hoover Attacks Federal Plant Building For Elections
Former President Herbert Hoover spoke at Stevens Institute of Technology as an honorary alumnus and doctor of engineering. He criticized government hydroelectric plant construction as driven by Congress impulse and warned of wasted taxpayers money, saying projects serve elections more than low power costs. He avoided naming the New Deal or FDR and declined to address Ickes’ foreign policy criticisms in a brief press interview.
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