Milk in the Childs Diet A Merrill Palmer Guide
Merrill Palmer experts in Detroit stress lime and phosphorus are essential for bones, muscles, and teeth growth and that milk provides these nutrients. They note many foods can substitute milk if necessary and promote a booklet “How To Feed Young Children in the Home” with recipes and guidance. Free copies available via City Hall or by phone.
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Merrill-Palmer School
Detroit
Bernice Hopper
Community Nutrition Service
Merrill-Palmer
Consults Court On Human Ashes Left With Him In 1935
Milwaukee AP notes attorney William O ONeill will seek circuit court guidance on the ashes of the late George Brump kept in his office since probate four years ago A package abandoned by Mrs Laura Vreeland of St Petersburg Fla contained the urn Brump's daughter Mrs Cora Allman of Greenwood Mass has not replied ONeill says and the probate clerk refused custody of the ashes.
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Milwaukee
William O. O'Neill
Circuit Court
George Brump
O'Neill
Brump
O’neill
Register-in
John R. Jones
Laura Vreeland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Let's Explore Let's Explore by Albert Edward Wiggam
The excerpt presents a Q A from Albert Edward Wiggam on science and morality. It discusses whether mother love is natural or environment driven, why business women marry, and August Vollmer on personal responsibility in crime. It links environment to affection, youth and education to marriage trends, and urges civic duty to reduce crime costs.
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August Vollmer
United States
Scribner's Magazine Suspends Publication for Now
Scribner's magazine, in business for 52 years and 629 monthly issues, will be suspended after the May number due to a shortage of working capital and a summer revenue slump. Publication will resume in the fall if sufficient capital is secured to operate soundly.
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NEW York
Scribner’s Magazine
Magazine Associates
Magazine Faces Suspension Amid Booming Ad Revenue
The publication pauses amid strong growth in advertising and circulation. In April it reached a record 126,000 in circulation while March and April ad revenue set 25 year records.
Ancillary Executor Appointed for Edna Balfour Estate
On May 4 1939 in Linn County Iowa Leland Balfour was appointed ancillary executor of the Edna Balfour estate. Creditors are asked to promptly pay debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court clerk through attorney Stewart Holmes.
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Ilown
Linn County
Edna Balfour Inte
Iowa
Leland Balfour
Stewart Holmes
Training Your Dog’s Guide Rules for Society
Albert Payson Farewell notes from TURHUNE discuss how to treat blind people with Seeing Eye dogs. Citing Carl Spitz’s Training Your Dog, the piece quotes practical rules urging kindness and proper conduct toward visually impaired individuals and their guide dogs.
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Carl Spitz
Seeing Eye dogs on city streets deserve respect
The article lists guidelines for interacting with Seeing Eye dogs and their blind owners. It urges the public to avoid talking to or touching the dogs, feeding them, or hindering their work. It stresses that the dog protects its owner and may growl if necessary, and notes the growing presence of Seeing Eye dogs in urban areas.
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Wilson
George Rector
Wilson & Co
Pune
Wermay Se Teces
Third Avenue
16Th Ave
Chase & Sanborn Coffee Pound
Sawyer Butter
Pork Cheeks
KRAFT
Baker's
Ca. Sc
Ohio
C&h
Libby
M.J.B
Are Elu Ann
Baker's Cocoa
Nati Pr
Mium Ckers
Orn
Culby
Butte
Palmolive
Kadler
Monarch
Red
Uss
Yacht Club
N. B.C
Crackersiyy
Premium
Crackers Oauret
Raiders
Wheaties
Third Avenue SE
Swift
Chase & Sanborn Coffe
Hills Bros
Ois
CY Sunkist
Ibs
Blackhawk
Wilsons Hensel
Nash
Mission Orange
Pabst Beer
Pabst
Albert Edward Wiggam
Albert Payson 'Turhune
M-J-B
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