Bow Legs and Diet Cure for Malnutrition Featured
A health column discusses bow legs caused by malnutrition and rickets, noting most cases correctable in infancy with a balanced diet and vitamin D. It advises ample calcium, sun exposure, and targeted exercises for adults, plus caution where arthritis is present.
Liberty Speaks Out on Eye Care Advice and Diet
A fragment discusses eye health claims about dust bacteria and eye wash, noting acid secretion and lubricants. It mentions repeated use and suggests trouble can be checked or cured by proper dieting, then references Read The Gazette Classified Ads.
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First Allied Soldier To Hit France Parachute Carrier Lead Plane
Base June 8. Parachute troop officer Lt. Frank Lillyman the first Allied soldier to touch France in the western assault. He and Lt. Col J L Crouch of Riverside led hand picked crews aboard the lead C47. They trained with secret gear for precise landings to guide other parachute troops and gliders to the DZ. The airborne force went in under moonlight before the coast assault.
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Frank Lillyman
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Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating
An advertisement assures relief from loose false teeth with a powder to secure plates. It promises a gummy free taste and alkaline formula, claiming added comfort and security when eating or talking. Sold at drug stores under the product name TASTEETH.
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