Faulty Nutrition Is Peril to Our Young
Chicago rationing expert Miss Anna W. Boller of Rush Medical College warns that faulty nutrition endangers the health of the coming generation. She cites a survey of school children showing about 90 percent with nutritional anemia to varying degrees, with over half markedly anemic. She attributes the problem largely to diets out of balance rather than mere food shortage.
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Chicago
Ill
Anna Wi, Boller
Rush Medical College
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Department of Nutrition
Boller
Nutrition talk notes liver benefits against anemia
Misa Boller emphasized liver as a strong preventive and corrective against anemia highlighting its protein value and nutrient richness. She urged including liver in a child's diet at least weekly and proposed an ideal daily menu featuring milk meat eggs fruit vegetables juices cereal bread and butter.
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Misa Boller
Miss Boller
Dog Mail Carrier Terrier Causes Circular Chaos
London actress Miss Margery Wyn owns a fox terrier that fetches the post at home and retrieves letters from the mat. The dog once chewed up a circular after bringing Miss Wyn’s letter to his basket. The clever pet can weep smoke a pipe and act like a soldier, and he taps the door knocker when locked out.
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London
Margery Wyn
Miss Wyn
Peter
Realization of Security by Leonard A Barrett
Leonard A Barrett argues that reliance on investments for security proved hollow as markets fell. He notes fortunes vanish quickly and urges living within means, reducing expenses to income. The text promotes internal, non material sources of security over material wealth.
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Leonard A. Barrett
Invest in Yourself for Lasting Success
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union piece urges that the most productive investment is in health, education, courage, and integrity. Past mistakes cannot be changed, but lessons guide future growth. True security comes from inner capital, not material wealth, and sustaining integrity keeps one alive.
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Western Newspaper Union
Mushrooms Boom From Abandoned Mines in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania Westmoreland County residents use abandoned coal mines for mushroom growing. Caverns maintain 55 to 60 degrees producing thousands of dollars in recent years. County treasurer M L Rose began the venture and many others now operate large concrete houses to process the crop.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland County
M. L. Rose
The Chair as Core in a Well Furnished Home
A 1983 article discusses chairs as universal in households, urging trial seating to ensure comfort and fit. It describes chair types from sewing chairs to boudoir and lounging chairs, noting mounting variations in height, arms, upholstery, and their roles in bed-related and living room settings.
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Bell Byr
Back to Recovery and Temperance Reflections
A collection of opinions on economic setback and temperance policy. The writer argues for returning to traditional public and private practices, critiques prohibition, and notes contemporary events and figures including a Miami shooting, Oscar Wilde, and Lincoln Steffens, reflecting on literature and society.
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R. H. Leigh
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NU Service
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ED Howen
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