Citrus Fruit Is Valuable Aid In Balancing Menus
The article lauds citrus fruits as nutrient rich, highlighting oranges grapefruits and lemons as key vitamin sources. It notes rising availability and low prices, the role of citrus in baby diets, and practical uses for rind in festive syrups alongside a suggested one day low cost menu featuring orange juice and milk for children.
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Santa Claus
Bureau of Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Omar
Arabia
Europe
United States
Southern Farmer Raises Own Coffee
South Carolina report notes B A Jackson farming at home selects South American seeds, tests a coffee crop on a plot of ground, and deems one experiment successful. He plans larger scale cultivation next year and believes local bonds may support the venture.
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Spartanburg
S. B
Jackson
Tye
Incheon
South America
Roosevelt Children Escape Bomb During Washington House Incident
In a Washington home during World War I, young Roosevelt siblings faced a dramatic scare when a blast shattered skylights and windows while their parents were away. The incident revealed the children’s mischief and resilience as they navigated a day of danger and the aftermath with cousins and staff, including a protective guard later posted at the residence.
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Washington
NEA Service
Paul Harrison
Franklin Roosevelts
Anna
Jimmy
Bbott
Eastmane
James
Elliott
St Alban’s
Boreke
Palmer
Roosevelts
Fire Apparatus Act
Jmansy
Matmen Tangle At Sioux Falls Again
Wrestling revival in Sioux Falls draws another card tonight headlined by Pat McGill of Boston and Chief Bear Claws Chewichki. The show features three other matches including Ray Richard, Earl Wampler, Frank Buresh, Clarence Johnson, Joe Hubka, and Harry Cadell, with ties to Stacher and other wrestling names. Also notes Sahama Bolivia is 21000 feet, and Walter Huston once supervised a St Louis pumping station.
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Sioux Falls
Pat McGill
Boston
Frank Buresh
Portland
Ore
Clarence Johnson
Aberdeen
Joe Hubka
Joe Stacher
Harry Cadell
Hot Springs
Ark
Democratic Meetings Gauge Future Washington Power
Byron Peice analyzes Warm Springs conferences as a test of the next president and Congress. He notes the need to scout the House leadership, Senate support, and party unity, stressing political finesse to secure a smooth path for Roosevelt’s legislative program.
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Warm Springs
Washington
Garner
Ate
Republicam
Roosevelt
Roosvelt Cut
Senate
Political finesse and the White House Capitol balance
The piece analyzes how a president must manage influential politicians in Congress to gain support for administration aims. It notes Taft and Hoover as examples of leaders criticized for leaning too much on party leaders or avoiding Congress, while Roosevelt is portrayed as applying political training to bridge White House and Capitol.
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Anna
Faee
Ari
Elliott
Jim
Sis
Jimmy
Bell
Caby
Congress
Mr. Sons
White House
Capitol
Taft
Hoover
Roosevelt
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St. Louis
Heinz Ketchup
Folsbury
Fruits and Vegetables
Orions
Eaton Brand
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Meat Department
Groceteria
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Sar
Byron Peice
The
Associated Press
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Ria
Owen
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Feck Lee
Waibel Hardware Co
Huron
Eather
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