Battle of Thames 125 Years Age Ended Tecumseh Career
The piece recounts Tecumseh’s life from birth in 1768 through his rise as Shawnee leader, battles with Whites, the Prophet’s influence, and Tecumseh’s death at the Battle of the Thames. It notes his military skill, alliance with Britain in the War of 1812, and later political lore about who killed him, tied to Col. Richard M. Johnson's fame.
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Tecumseh
the Thames
United States
Puckeshinwau
Piqua
Mad River
Springfield
Ohio
Lalawethika
Middle West
Tikambi
Crouching Panther
Shooting Star
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Andrew Lewis
Virginia
Cornstalk
St. Clair
Fallen Timbers
Thony
Wayne
Little Turtle
Greenville
Indiana
White River
Ohio Valley
Pontiac
Tenskwatawa
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe River
Isaac Brock
Ely S. Parker
Grant
Brock
Queenstown
Proctor
Harrison
Perry
Lake Erie
Thames River
Chatham
Ontario
Richard M. Johnson
Rior
Johnson
Century Magazine
Benjamin B. Griswold
Carroll, Md
D. B. Cook
Niles
Mich
Noon Day
Washington
Lewis Cass
van Buren
Sugar the Dynamo of Modern Life and Its Small But Mighty Help
An old viewpoint extols sugar as a concentrated fuel that burns quickly, supplying quick energy. It notes sugar’s historic price in calories, its role in civilization’s energy needs, and advises children should prefer sweets in puddings fruits juices and milk drinks to balance minerals and vitamins.
Sugar as quick energy source boosts endurance in meals
The text describes rapid sugar digestion, with sugar entering blood and muscles within minutes, acting like alcohol in speed. It notes coaches, schools, colleges, and military leaders using concentrated sweets to fight fatigue and increase stamina, including civilian guidance during World War I to cut consumption.
Sugar A Necessity Across Foods and Times
Sugar is portrayed as indispensable in cakes, beverages, cereals, and fruits with high quality and affordable price. The note traces sugar from thirteenth century England via India to today, where refined sugar costs only a few cents per pound and yields about 1,800 calories per pound.
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England
India
Sugar and moderation in dieting for children
The article warns against excess sugar while noting moderation applies to all foods. It discusses digestion, tooth health, and suggests that deterioration of teeth stems from dietary minerals and vitamins rather than sugar alone. It also advises restricting sugar for children.
Fall and Winter Dresses for Girls at Charming School Frock
Smart day frocks for growing girls feature simple lines with plaid versions and scallop trimming. Designs include the Charming School Dress and Scallop Trimmed Day Frock with sizes 8 through 46, fabric options, yardage, and neck and sleeve details. The Fall and Winter Pattern Book offers photos, patterns, and ordering from Chicago pattern department.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Sugar forms and health value from various sweeteners
The article surveys sugar forms from granulated to brown sugar and syrups, noting digestibility in fruits and milk sugar. It highlights corn syrup's palatability and 60 calorie per tablespoon value, molasses as calcium and iron source, and blended syrups in foods like cookies and breakfasts.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Household tips for storage care and cleaning
Household questions cover ground floor storage for children items and schoolbooks, winter tool storage after cleaning with kerosene or grease, chamois use to remove furniture marks, keeping cut flowers fresh by immersion, and mildew stain removal for white linens using peroxide in water.
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Jane Froman
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Kenny Baker
Charlie Ruggles
Jimmy Wallington
David Broekman
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Reinhardt
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