Diet and Health Notes From Obscure 19th Century Text
A fragmentary health note discusses heat, humidity, and dietary advice. It mentions digestion, protein importance, exercise, and avoiding certain foods during hot weather. Emphasizes balanced intake of meat or substitutes, fruits, vegetables, milk, and water, with cautions on overconsumption.
Breakfast and beverages in hot weather from 1940s issue
The article advises balanced meals predominating in fruit vegetables and dairy to stay healthy in heat. It warns against rapid consumption of cold drinks and promotes slow sipping. It notes high liquid intake and mentions a 1930s Macon Akron dirigible event and a 1972 decline in deaths with figures from 1931.
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Mather
Missoula to Conference on Project Matters
Moody of Missoula travels to Washington to discuss a water project. Reservoirs fill rapidly with 000 acre feet stored in Mission and 12700 in Camas. Officials warn flood water runoff will decrease as storage nears capacity. Continuous irrigation divers active. new basin reservoir near completion.
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Valley crops report steady as first of month nears
Mr Moody stated crop conditions remained good in the valley. He reported favorable weather and improving yields, with farms moving toward the new month. The brief update notes strong growing conditions and ongoing harvest readiness.
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Moody
Teton Sheepmen Are Encouraged by Wool Prices This Season
Chateau. June 22. Many sheep shearing outfits have been operating throughout the county the past few days. Merchants report the demand for wool sacks has been ex
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Chateau
Dais
Teton County Shipping Association Offers Two Cars for Sale in July
The salon committee of the Teton County Shipping Association will market two cars from pool early in July. Buyers include CoS Mr Done ald Window & Co Phil f Cole, Dewey Gould D MrDonald Cordingley & Co, and Hodgkisr. A half ton of coal is required to intert a freight train and bring it to running speed.
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Salon
Teton County Shipping Wexociation
Loral
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