Medical Association Meets In Regular Annual Session
The American Medical Association holds its regular annual session this week. It is a nationwide body of medical graduates practicing ethically, with over 100,000 members. Its programs include education, journals, and testing of drugs and devices, plus foods committee work affecting households.
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Committee On Foods
New Diet Promised for Rapid Weight Reduction
Dr Logan Clendening reports readers praise the reducing diet's effectiveness over three weeks with a winner in Sheboygan losing one pound daily. The piece explains two diet types emergency and maintenance, and details a sample one day plan for rapid reduction with specified foods, substitutes, and vitamin supplements.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Lister
Heyden
Diet for Maintaining Reducer Weight and Maintenance Plan
A physician describes emergency reducing diets followed by a challenging maintenance phase. He notes fat in cooking clashes with low calorie plans, suggests rinsing fatty sauces, and offers a sample Lucullan oneday maintenance menu with beet soup prune whip and a broiled chicken dinner.
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Illinois G A R elects new president in 1986 encampment
Alexander H Roberts of Murphysboro Illinois is elected president of the Illinois G A R at the 1986 encampment in Moline. The 92 year old veteran succeeds Thomas Ambrose of Chicago as about 35 boys in blue answered the call this year versus 1200 at the first Illinois encampment in 1915.
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Alexander H. Roberts
Murphysboro
Ill
Thomas Ambrose
Chicago
Moline
Illinois
Amet
1915
Widow of Poet Feels Mortgage Help Could Endanger Health
Mrs. Eugene Field, widow of the poet, may face danger if she accepts her late husband's fraternity offer to pay off the Wisconsin farm mortgage. Roswell S. Field, her son and a New York advertising man, says her heart trouble requires nearby medical care and the move could threaten her life.
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Eugene Field
Mason City band wins in national contest in Cleveland
Mason City High School band members take music seriously as seventy bands from twelve states compete in the national band contest in Cleveland. Four bass section members Maxine Stewart Charles Barr Ralph Williams and Robert Bennett are pictured during the event.
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Cleveland
Maxine Stewart
Charles Barr
Ralph Williams
Robert Bennett
Ralph Will
Island of Cuba would stretch from New York to Chicago
A fragment from Scott's Scrapbook notes a hypothetical state of Cuba occupying a vast area nearly as large as Pennsylvania if placed on the United States map. The claim suggests a massive island reaching from New York to west of Chicago, highlighting the size comparison and geographic imagination.
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United States
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Pennsylvania
One Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
A scanned page presents a quiz with symbolized animals for West Point and Annapolis, seven cardinal virtues, and a height unit for a horse. It includes etiquette notes on dining posture and a dubious horoscope, finishing with answers: 1 mule and fonts, 2 humility morality meekness temperance and diligence, 3 a bound four inches.
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