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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
3
Diet experts urge a shift in wartime eating from meat and potatoes to balanced protein sources. Soybeans, beans and dairy are highlighted alongside notes on meat vitamins and careful carving, with tips on shopping, meal structure, and waste reduction for nutrition and economy.
The article discusses when concussion patients may return to work, highlighting recovery timing by unconscious duration and activity level. It also notes a rise in nearsightedness, attributing it to near work, indoor living, and genetic factors, urging proper eye care.
The National Thrift Committee urges extra hour of sleep in the near side of evening as a war thrift measure. It warns that drastic home front economies are needed as workers buy more war bonds. Spring budget cleaning and a family conference to discard items will boost bond purchases and reduce debt burdens.
The answer notes deodorants with formaldehyde or aluminum provide good results and mentions X ray use in severe cases. It also explains cerebral hemorrhage can result from brain injury causing rupture of a vessel even in a young person.
A practical plan for a one inch pine blanket chest about 17 inches high without the cushion. It features a flounced double fullness cover and a cushioned seat filled with cotton padding feathers or down. Mrs Spears offers design 259 with full cut lists and working drawings for home crafters.
The encounter centers on Georgia senator Alexander H. Stevens noted for his small stature by height under five feet and weight near 80 pounds. A Western congressman, angered by remarks, boasted he could swallow Stevens whole. Stevens replied that swallowing him would place more brains in the belly than in the head.
Fish feel little pain when hooked due to sparse jaw nerves. Some trout may be hooked two or three times in a day by anglers using the same bait.
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