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Climate and tuberculosis death rates in history
A historical discussion notes that climate has long been believed to affect tuberculosis outcomes. High altitudes bring more ultraviolet exposure and higher metabolism, yet experts emphasize medical care and disciplined sanatorium treatment over climate as key to reducing mortality, citing varied global death rates and the role of social factors.
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Why Parents Should Stop Over scolding Children
A discussion on child missteps and parental reactions argues that impulsive youth will err like adults err, and harsh criticism harms discipline. It stresses that steady moral training, not constant fault finding, shapes behavior, as some children excuse themselves or retreat when faced with blame. The piece highlights the value of independent action and learning from mistakes.
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Footwear Fables From Hollywood Shoemaker Spezza
Hollywood shoemaker Emidio Spezza reveals Greta Garbo size seven E, Marlene Dietrich one size smaller than Garbo, and notes varied male feet among Crosby Raft Vallee Stanwyck and Mae West. He recalls Pauline Frederick and D W Griffith as early clients, prices once 125 then 30 for women and 43 for men. Dietrich and Garbo use heels to flatter feet. Garbo favors low heels. Spezza shares anecdotes about customers and fitting delays, calling Raft his best pal today.
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Tombs Near Peiping Restored After Ming Emperors Era
Restoration work on Ming tombs near Peiping brings renewed attention to the mausoleums of 13 Ming emperors who ruled China between 1368 and 1644. The project aims to preserve historic relics and restore inscriptions while scholars note the site's cultural significance.
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Restorations at Chinese Tombs and Temples Draw Tourists
The tombs with grotesque stone animal alleys near the Great Wall have just been completed after a year of restoration funded by the government railways and finance ministry. Similar renown sites including the Temple of Heaven and the Altar of Heaven are undergoing work near Peiping as diesel trucks operate in the United States today.
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Georgia Farmer Plows Deep to Beat Drouth
Augusta Georgia August 1lPI Plow deep and beat the drouth is Dalton farmer S O Connor s formula for successful planting of the staple He forecasts a whale an acre yield from his 14 acres despite the drouth year I plowed as deeply as possible and as the result when my option began to grow the roots penetrated into the moisture storages Automobile manufacturers predict development of brakes that will last the life of a car through the use of improved brake design
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Rich and Feedless By Mary Raymond St. Nea Lane to Begin Here Today
Molly Milford is entangled with rival suitors and a gang led by Whittaker. A downtown abduction plan unfolds as Molly’s courage and Brent’s rescue converge in a tense standoff ending with a key reveal and the gang's malice.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington editors assess the drought disaster and farm relief options as Secretary Wallace and Governor Landon weigh possible actions. AAA records, crop insurance ideas, and rivering soil conservation plans are discussed amid drought years and price volatility in agriculture.
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Stockmen Guard Grazing Grounds
Stockmen report to guard grazing lands as farmers in soil conservation areas plan pasture production and low cost feed. Enlow, chief agronomist, notes widespread pasture improvement and reduced livestock numbers to prevent overgrazing. Water reservoirs are being built, weeds managed, and more emergency silage made from damaged crops and forage varieties, sometimes even in snow.
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Spring Seeding Prospects for Pasture and Forage Crops
Farmers plan to seed Sudan grass ryegrass and legumes for permanent pasture and supplement hayprome. They expect to vary species with demoted farm areas, aiming for more annual pastures next year to support spring grazing.
Adulte Being Taught to Read in South Carolina
Clemson College conducts an Opportunity school opening on August 1 to teach reading and writing to local adults. The oldest attendee is 70 year old Mrs Lied Fitters, a second year student. Officials note many learners began with ambitions to improve literacy. Approximately 35 percent of noted mobile drivers today are women, up from 20 percent in 1928.
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