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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
1
Former Cornell Medical College physical director Arthur A McGovern extols horseback riding as a wholesome outdoor exercise. He notes deep breathing, oxygenation, and increased circulation, plus appetite and mood benefits, with sample breakfast lunch and dinner menus and hydration guidance.
Britain's BES undertakes an MRC funded report on the nutrition of men and families. Three women researchers interview housewives across nine districts in the north of England to test food quality during a trade depression. Families record provisioning, waste, and meals in home records.
Investigators assess food values in calories for mining families. Main meal averages 8000 net calories per working day, with household intakes ranging from 3336 in Derbyshire to 2830 in Durham. Derbyshire children’s height exceeds peers, weights lag slightly. Durham boys lag in height and weight. North Country women bake bread with higher value than ordinary bread. prior domestic service improves family diet.
A farm recounts starting newborn calves in a dry bedded pen and teaching them to drink from a pail using their dam's milk. It stresses clean pails, gradual milk changes, and early hay and grain to build a strong routine, with stanchions aiding feeding and habit formation.
The article explains reseeding thin lawn areas to restore a smooth surface. It advises pressing seed into soil, raking, or using a tamper, and to apply a dressing of pulverized deep manure for a midsummer feed, with late May and June as peak growth, plus cautions on clipping disposal and lawn mulch.
Gaillardias offer annuals that bloom weeks after sowing, with colors from white to maroon and yellow tips. They grow about eighteen inches tall, resist drought, and provide long-lasting cut blooms. Perennials bloom next year and require proper transplanting and drainage to avoid transplant shock in fall.
A survey of rose varieties for gardens notes Rosa Rubiginosa, Rosa Canina, Rosa Ferruginea and others with pink to red blooms and winter fruit. Tips include planting groups, pest control with whale-oil soap, and using wild roses as groundcover along paths. A reader shares rust stain removals using rhubarb, pineapple, grapefruit pulp, lemon salts, and lemon juice with sun for fabric stains.
Article urges ample ice supply for dairy cooling to prevent milk spoilage and disease in children. It explains bacteria growth in warm milk, need to keep below 60 degrees, and compares cooling methods from spring water to surface coolers, noting four tons of ice per cow for precooling and losses from inadequate storage.
Miss Matilda Brean of King Highway Newcastle NB describes severe weakness pale appearance and headaches. After three boxes she improved and after six she was well with color and appetite. She urges other weak girls to try the pills and notes they are available from medicine dealers or by mail for 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The new Willys Knight Six offers exceptional quality with a six cylinder sleeve valve motor and is priced comparably to other sixes with poppet valves. The car now awaits potential buyers to approve its purchase.
A PEI report details branch activities with officers elected at multiple institutes. Highlights include annual meetings, budget notes, plans for social fundraisers, and preparations for school needs such as blinds and a new pump. Members from Sherbrooke Red Point St. Peter's York Institute and others attend meetings and discuss milk education, exchanges, and community helpful actions.
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