Three Shuttered Houses On Kenesaw Hill Mystery
On Kenesaw Hill near Clint Jervies estate, Kitty Seaford dies after an apparent overdose, stirring a tangled investigation. Inspector Heale and Inspector Tope probe Old Harden, Bowden, and Taine households, weighing motives of June’s guardian, Asa Taine, and Kitty's husband Leaford as clues surface.
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Jerviex
Inspector Tope
Miss Moss
Clint
Jervies
Kenesaw Hill
Denman Harder
Ella Kenesaw
Kitty Seaford
June
Evie Taine
Justie
Rab
Asa
Matthew Bowden
Uncle Jim
Hardler
Kitty
Pantie
Cabler
Clint Jervies
Tope
Kenesaw Hin
Kenesaw Hin They Find Inspector Jiesle
Asa Taine
Inspector Heale
Rob
Grandma Bowden
Heale
Kit
Lope
Aso
Inspector
Inspector Tops
Longwood
Miss Moas
Jim Glovere
Glovere
Justus Taine
Jervies Trust
Kenesaw Farm
Bowden and Taine
Doctors Identify Lip Lesion Disease Ariboflavinosis
Doctors at the National Institute of Health report identifying riboflavin deficiency as the cause of lip lesions, naming ariboflavinosis though they call the term unfortunate. They describe riboflavin sources and note ten of eighteen women developed lesions in a controlled diet study, which disappeared after riboflavin was added.
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National Institute of Health
W. H. Sebrell
R. E. Butler
Washington Star
Sponge Cultivation via Attached Clippings in Sea Beds
Sponges are planted by attaching fertile clippings from mature sponges to concrete discs set on the seabed. Time and nature then allow growth as the clippings multiply into new specimens.
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Perry's
Ferry
Ferry- Moras Seed Co
Detroit
San Francisco
What to Eat and Why for Teenagers Growth and Health
Cited guidance on adolescent nutrition stresses rapid growth in teens requires ample, balanced meals. Boys need more calories and concentrated fuels, while girls risk under nutrition if they cut fuel foods. Emphasizes protein from milk meat eggs cheese fish and varied cereals plus outdoor activity and parental support.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Vitamins for Adolescent Growth and Health
The text emphasizes minerals and vitamins essential for teens. It highlights calcium and phosphorus for teeth and bones, iodine for thyroid function, iron for red blood cells, and notes vitamin A as highly valuable during rapid growth along with abundant vitamin B to meet activity and growth demands.
Milk per day for strong bones and happy teens
The diet should include a quart of milk daily as a prime source of calcium and vitamin A. If children resist as a beverage, mothers can blend milk into cream soups, sauces, cereals, and nutritious puddings enriched with eggs for added protein and minerals.
Dietary Guidelines for Fruits and Vegetables for Youths
The article advises eating fruits freely at least twice daily and using dried fruits like prunes and dates with bananas oranges grapefruit apples and canned varieties. It stresses liberal cooked and raw vegetables at lunch and dinner, with butter or margarine to boost appeal, noting girls may resist but respond to crisp raw vegetables.
Sea foods rich in iodine noted in diet
Mra. 5. B. L. sea foods such as fresh and canned salmon cod crabmeat and oysters are rich sources of iodine. Fruits and vegetables grown near the sea also vary in iodine content based on water and soil.
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B. L
WNU
Houston
Goudias
Taft Urges Private Growth to Cure Unemployment
U S Senator Robert A Taft argues the cure for unemployment lies in speeding private agriculture commerce and industry. He calls for expanding existing industry and encourages individuals to invest time and money in new enterprises and products.
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United States
U. S
Robert A. Taft
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