Fish and seafood nutrients and industry notes
Fish provide vitamin A and D from cod liver oil and halibut oils while roe and flesh offer nutrients including iodine. Lobster clam and other seafood contribute minerals. US fish supply spans Atlantic and Pacific, with frozen and canned options supporting a salt cod industry centered in Massachusetts and smoked fish industry in Maine. Sardines largely come from France Portugal and Norway, with Maine and California as key states.
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United States
States
Massachusetts
Maine
France
Port Nigal
Norway
California
Monogram by G B Stern a witty life sketch
Bruce Catton reviews Monogram by G B Stern, praising its informal, roaming narrative. She chronicles varied scenes from California quakes to London premieres, and sketches the real matriarch, with a sharp self examination and a persistent obsession.
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G. B. Stern
Miss Stern
Charles
Childhood trauma shapes lifelong creative drive
A reflection on how a girl’s early experiences of injustice during childhood forged a resilient creative impulse that has guided her work over the years, suggesting that control over prized independence can be fragile and easily lost.
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Childhold
Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
The article discusses the temperament of a difficult boy nicknamed Henry, arguing that such unruly youths resist rigid routine yet are often affectionate and capable. It defends mothers who misread their sons, notes the challenge of discipline, and suggests a flexible, understanding approach to nurture and behavior within a structured routine.
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Henry
Community Notes From Rocky Mound Social Roundup
A Friday night gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Von Arrington drew a large crowd. Mrs Tommy Butler shopped in Hope. Mr and Mrs King and baby visited his mother Mrs King. Mrs Von Arrington is having eye trouble with hopes for improvement. Several families including Dewey Bearden Hunt and MeeRelph Hunt were guests over the weekend in various local homes.
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Mis
Alle Purtle
Green Laseter
Washington
MeeRelph Hunt
London Naval Treaty Arrives Hint
The piece lists social calls and visits among local residents including Mr and Mrs Henry Pickard visiting relatives of Shoyer Springs on Sunday Mrs Harold Higgeson and Mrs Fairchilds called on Mrs Leonard Higgeson Sunday afternoon Miss Jessie Otell called on Mrs Cevil Rogers and her daughter Tuesday evening Mrs E O Rogers and Miss Dorks Yarbrough called on Mrs Smith Tuesday afternoon Aisi unt of the excavation work at Troy is the melancholy news that the legend of Helen of Troy and the years war is a anyth Robert P Skinner U S ambassador to Turkey
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Henry Pickard
Shoyer Springs
Harold Higgeson
Fairchilds
Leonard Higgeson
Jessie Otell
Cevil Rogers
E. 0. Rogers
Dorks. Yarbrough
Smith
Nono
Aisi
Troy
Helen
Robert P. Skinner
U. 5
Tor
Turkey
Toby Models for Magazine On Location Photo Shoot
Toby travels with a film crew to Long Island to shoot a magazine story. She endures cold, wind, and a challenging boat scene with actor Dick Alper while meeting veteran actress Margaret Gregg, who offers grit and encouragement amid uncertainty about her career.
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Harriet Tol Alee
Toby
Wreatthy
Jamieson
Tim
Bill Brandt
Fae
Tim Jamieson
Aesti
Models' League
Marty Hiatt
Hiatt
Sally
Harrie
Hind
Harriet
Heroinan
Dick Alper
Mra Gregt
Som
Frazier
Alper
Dwight Frazier
Car—Thatt
Pratier
Mrs. Gregg
Abril
Weert Tabies
Cruiac
Wrasier
Hlatt
Mra
Gregg
Atper
Fee
Ant He
Jd Marty
Alnerouked
Thalia Margiret Gregg
Nfe
Margaret Groge
New York
Margaret Gregg
Ryan
Lobbyists Still a National Problem
The Nation debates lobbying as a constitutional issue and the limits of regulation. The piece argues definitions fail, Congress faces paradoxes, and enforcement may be impractical given patronage, organizational influence, and the scale of Washington offices.
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Byron Price Chef
Burea
Mie Asaociied
Washington
Congress
United States
House
Senate
Hoprion
Associated Gas and Electric
Hopson
Uberty League
League Seltom
American Federation of Labor
Farm Bureau Federation
American Legion
England's King Edward VIII and a possible royal marriage
Reports from Piccadilly Square and Westminster suggest Edward VIII may marry, potentially bringing England a queen to share the throne. The Commons renew the Civil List as the bachelor king weighs duty against romance, amid palace chatter and public interest.
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Buck Ingham Palseo
Edward
Zome
Hough
George
Mary
Prinjees
England
Edward VIII
Prince of Wales
Commons
Fragmented quotations on politics and spring fever
A garbled assemblage of quotes and quips including remarks attributed to Herbert Hoover Adolf Hitler U S Senator James Pope and Wilbur Teelers. The passage discusses budgets nationalism and the pursuit of remedies for spring fever and youthful affection.
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Herbert Hoover
New York
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
U. S
James
Pope
Wren
Wilbur J. Teelers
Down Town
Prammacy College
Primary election item for county Ruffin 1984
Vague OCR fragment mentions a political primary linked to county and Ruffin in 1984. Reads like a local election snippet with limited readable names and no clear actions or dates to confirm.
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