Ten years that shook the world end and lessons loom
The text surveys the 1930s leading to World War II, noting tumultuous social shifts, the rise of dictators, and pervasive anxiety. It highlights New Deal programs like NRA, WPA, and HOLC, calls for peace and stability, and urges America to focus on unemployment, security, housing, and a measured role in Europe as the 1940s begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Yuri
Muscolini
Spain
NRA
CWA
ERA
WPA
PWA
Holc
FSA
Fra
Usha
Sam
Ito
America
United States
Fruit and vegetable juices in diet amid changing energy use
The article discusses limited roles for fruit and vegetable juices in a diet, noting no universal term for many juice types. It argues juices supplement but do not replace solid foods, cites reduced carbohydrate needs as energy use declines, and lists leading juices such as grapefruit, pineapple, orange, apple, and grape with brief mentions of others.
Pioneer Aeronauts and the 1903 Flyer Milestone
A jumble references the Wright brothers with their first successful airplane in 1903 and mentions related terms such as Wilbur Wright, North Carolina, and early aviation milestones. The fragment highlights the era’s novelty and key figures without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Wilbur
Thresten
Fruits and juices in early Louisiana guidance and nutrition notes
The article discusses Louisiana’s early exploration history, then shifts to nutritional science covering fruit and vegetable juices. It covers sugar content in grape and other juices, protein and fat content, and vitamins A C and B in various fruits. It notes processing effects on vitamin C and classifies the tomato as a fruit often treated as a vegetable with rich vitamin content.
WE THE WOMEN BY RUTH MILLETT
A mother should guide a daughter to social ease and poise. Emphasize grooming, dance, hostess duties, and fitting to both girls and boys in her circle. Encourage dress, beauty routines, and polite behavior while shaping confidence and social ease from an early age. The piece warns against conscious self-scrutiny that weakens the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Panama Canal Opening Honored by 1913 Stamp
The U S Post Office Department issued a Panama Canal stamp on January 18, 1913, seven months before the canal opened, featuring a Pedro Miguel locks model. A 1939 Canal Zone stamp commemorates the 25th anniversary showing the Pedro Miguel locks, with a prior mislabeling of Gatun Locks corrected before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Post Office Department
Pedro Miguel Locks
Canal Zone
Gatun
Pana mi Canal
Boots and Fer Buddies Clash With Rival Team
A partial sports blurb notes Boots and Fer Buddies facing a rival squad with activity unclear. No scores or dates are readable.
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RoRkis Fishbe
Rourican Medic Association
Wygele
Boalt Megane
Pioneer Aeronaut
Grest Lake
North Carolina
Ial
Holland Jua
Panama Canal
Siri
South Pine
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Williams
Aana
NEA Service, Inc
U.S
WEA
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Givan
ENSYS
AINAY
Illiapres
Edgar Martin
Eoesses
Pbs
Skipper
Zeus
Jupites
Homlin
Erecules
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Bove
Omes
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Kano
KTUEK
Fred Harman
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Merihiee
Rafés
Pranklin's
Hope
Floyd Porterfield
U. S
Pred Gordon
Roe
Ark
Washington
Frank May
Babe
Monts
Hope Cafe
Hope Star
Sour Room
Pond Street
Str
Second Street
Kempstead Mattress Shop
West Fourth
Paul
Cobb
J. Ney
Teid
E. M. McWilliceme Seed Store
Arkansas
Watkins
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JR. Watkins Company
W. Jowa Ave
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Tenn
Lippana
Rettig
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