Milk and Eggs Key to Growing Healthy Children
A USDA guide stresses milk as essential for muscles bones and growth, with daily three to four glasses of whole milk and one egg yolk recommended. It urges clean milk handling, recommends skim milk if needed, and suggests adding greens and vegetables via soups or gravies, plus simple milk stews, puddings, and affordable fruit, bread, and cereal options to ensure balanced nutrition for developing children.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Prohibition Movement Grows From 1808 to National Amendment
A Chicago report traces the rise of prohibition from 1808 through 1919. It notes temperance efforts led by the Methodist church, the formation of the Anti Saloon League and Woman's Christian Temperance Union, state actions, and federal ratification culminating in the constitutional amendment taking effect after 36 states ratified.
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Board of Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maine
Kansas
North Dakota
National Prohibition Party
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio
Georgia
United States
Congress
House
Senate
Frank L. Polk
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Why We Need Experienced Leaders In Local Primaries
The author argues against special interests influencing elections and stresses that national and local governance require experienced, unbiased leaders. He notes the danger of appointing inexperienced "green" men to manage city, state, and national business, urging reform beginning with small town primaries.
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Oregon
Maine
United States
Marlborough
No Doubt About Farmers Attitude On Daylight Saving
Borough Pomona grange members from several towns meeting last week condemned the attempt to split farmers over a daylight saving bill. They united in opposition and backed the National Grange stance against the legislation, signaling clear regional resistance to advocates of the plan.
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Pomona Grange
National Grange
Thrift stamps urge saving amid labor shifts
Charles Stelzel argues that labor saving machinery will cut job numbers and hours must drop, while residents seek work. Washington warned against entangling alliances with Europe, yet ties grow closer. Thrift stamp week starts March 1 and public censor remains vigilant over screening, promising only clean images despite limited content.
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Charles Stelzel
HousehG Guidance on Cleaning and Pantry Care
A fragment describes advice to empty kettle water before refilling and to treat pantry shelves with borax in tepid water for cleaning. The text mentions white oilcloth on shelves and a mistyped section suggesting household routines and pest control.
Inside Job Robbed Sing Sing of Prison Funds
Ossining New York reports a woolen stock scam at Sing Sing prison. Convict clerks and an outside partner falsified invoices to fake arrival of goods. Vouchers were approved and two checks totaling about 1600 dollars paid to a Newark phony firm.
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Famous Prison
Sing Sing
New York
Ossining
N. Y
O. K
Newark
Ion
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