Behind the Scenes in Washington and Roosevelts Plans
Washington insiders debate F D Roosevelt strategy as he seeks to move Congress by May 1 and pivot from criticism. They predict shorter NRA hours, continued New Deal support, and a potential trip after the fall elections. Early signs include shifts in employment data from New York and scantly linked notes on Osage oil wealth and Japan’s radio brides.
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Instilling Courage in Children It Must Be Done With Patience
Olive Roberts Barton argues courage in children comes from patient gradual practice. Fear is a natural instinct. overreacting harms the sensitive imagination. Parents should avoid shaming cowards, use gentle challenges, trust, and realistic risks to build true bravery without fostering false bravado.
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Period of adjustment plants suffer fever from rot bacterium
Plants suffer a fever when afflicted with certain nts, and the tiny bacterium that causes rot has been found responsible for most of that trouble. The report highlights the microbial cause behind the illness affecting crops and hints at implications for treatment and management.
Trot In Your Diet For Spring Fever Days
Sister Mary Nea offers iron rich meals to combat spring lethargy. She notes appetite loss in a family and urges more vegetables and fruits alongside lean meats, listing iron rich foods like liver, eggs, lentils, spinach, apricots, oats and berries to boost energy.
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New Fade Reveals Seriousness Of Amebic Dysentery
Dr Morris Fishbein explains amebic dysentery caused by Entamoeba histolytica. The organism enters the large bowel, spreads to the liver and other organs, and can be carried in stool for long periods after recovery. Contaminated food or drink transmits the disease, now found in 5 to 10 percent of Americans.
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Central Faces National Controversy Over Army Air Corps Health
The piece cites Maj. Gem Benjamin 2. Foutois and an army air corps issue tied to a curtailed mail schedule under President Roosevelt's directive. It discusses authorities urging infection control and notes concerns about transmission in mildly ill individuals and via impure water, referencing cysts as a factor.
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Water contamination and disease risk in urban outbreaks
The text discusses how bacteria survive in water depending on temperature and the evolving view of water contamination. It notes past gaps in emission control in rural areas and highlights that severe contamination of water can trigger outbreaks like dysentery, citing a Chicago occurrence.
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