Yeast as a Health Food Revival Reported
A New York report describes yeast as a palatable daily food rich in water soluble vitamins. It notes yeast aids digestion, supports energy, and is recommended by Jefferson Medical College and other institutions as a curative ingredient used before or between meals.
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New York
America
Faculty of Medicine
Jefferson Medical College
Oldest living Australian flora stories in Western forests
The article discusses ancient survival plants in Western Australia, notably the blackboy and grass tree, dating back long before human evolution. It cites a American professor noting these taxa fossillike, with grass trees estimated at up to 1,200 years, and suggests these relics shed light on geological time and prehistoric fauna.
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Newa
Eax
Tank of Azure
Australia
Western Australia
Black Boy
Wen
Motha Jong
Earth
Pkboy Ani
Barrack-strest
Mpeerman
Startling Reductions at the Big Store Bargains
The ad lists prices on ladies blouses dresses undergarments and coats with substantial markdowns. It mentions a clearance event at Bunilies of White Tape and a focus on values across garments including crepe de chine blouses georgette dresses and Gabardine coats. The passage shifts to a government conference noting budgeted expenditures for the Federal capital project and housing including roads cottages water supply and revenue figures.
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Woksinen
Sinea
Mary
Bee
Wiasking
F Tion
Joseph Cook
He Ae
de Burgh
Cotter
Woll
Melbourne
Canberra
World wheat trade notes May pricing and grain outlook
The report cites American wheat shortages at Chicago and unsettled weather as factors in rising prices. It notes reduced stocks and visible supply trends, with cautious reliance on Modern Price Current Group for figures. It observes global crops in Russia, Argentina, Australia, and the Balkans influencing the market.
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Liverpool
America
Chicago
Canncia
Argentina
Auatralia
Man‘churis
Balkans
Leech Plague on Mountain Trek Described by Bury
Colonel Howard Bury reports from Sikkim on the Tibetan border a harrowing ascent with leeches decimating pack animals and forcing mules to abandon 3,000 foot cliffs. The route tests the expedition as mules fail and rhododendron vistas adorn a perilous, colorful night amid rugged terrain.
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Everest
Howard Bury
Sikkim
Tibet
Bury
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