One Day With the President Doing Nation's Toughest Job
Gazette special writer Tom Wolf outlines a wartime day for President Roosevelt. The routine remains similar to peacetime but quickened with late schedule shifts, nonstop briefings, and a focus on state duties from breakfast to late-night study.
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Vitamin B Complex and carbohydrate metabolism in diabetes
Dr. William Brady explains how natural vitamin B complex aids carbohydrate utilization and may reduce insulin needs in diabetes. He notes B complex consists of B1 with B2 and other factors, the appetite effect is indirect, and weight changes can occur with a balanced B complex rich diet.
Proper Balance Of Carbohydrates And B Complex
The article discusses balancing carbohydrate intake with vitamin B complex, noting a tentative guideline for refined sugar and baked goods. It advocates eating foods as grown, particularly reinstating plain wheat to pre-1840 diet levels, when white flour was not produced.
Company Saves 1,000,000 Pounds Of Paper Yearly
Akron based B F Goodrich reports a year old conservation campaign cuts paper use to 1,000,000 pounds annually. The savings cover fibre box and corrugated board used in shipping, based on prior year usage and sent to the national conservation advisory committee.
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Red Cross Notes On Volunteer Work And Training
Red Cross update highlights charitable activity with $2 bounty paid for pelts, traffic at YWCA offices, and thanks to Miss Marguerite Stein. It reports spring cleanup effort, production cards, and a new motion picture for wartime first aid training. Nurse aides begin classes at the YWCA with interviews and uniform training underway at local hospitals. Deadline set for knitted goods by April 11.
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Etta Rasmussen
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Mercy
Famed European School Moves to Idaho Alps Climate
Donald R. MacJannet, founder of the renowned MacJannet school in the French Alps, relocates his academy to Sun Valley Idaho. He praises the Sawtooth mountains as akin to the Alps and plans to teach skiing skating and swimming as before.
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You Can Be a Waste Warden Simplify Your Salvage Work
Margaret Kernodle explains a self installed system to curb junk pile jitters by guiding residents on what to save and how to store salvaged materials. The piece urges town specifics, separate paper containers, flattened cartons, washed cans, and careful sorting for waste streams and reuse opportunities.
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