Iron in Diet Aids to Check Anemia, Say Doctors
Diet studies by Whipple and Robscheit-Rrobbins show an optimal oral iron amount to counter hemorrhagic anemia. For humans, about 280 milligrams daily may be needed, with iron, plus manganese and copper, in red blood cell production. Liver sausage and blood sausage aid regrowth. spinach aids with iron. onions and orange juice offer little help.
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Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
G. H. Whipple
F. 8
Robscheit- Robbins
A Call for Constitutional Reform by Farmers and Workers
The piece argues for another constitutional convention to allow an income tax, faulting judicial blocks and a clerk’s last minute wording error that blocks a voters’ decision. It portrays a fight by farmers and workers against powerful interests and urges a liberal new constitution to safeguard rights and curb anarchy.
Hoover policy crisis sparks calls for a consultative pact
William Philip Simms argues America's refusal to join a London consultation pact risks a costly naval race and possible war. The piece critiques Hoover's reversal of four power treaties, cites theorem on homicide rates with prohibition, and notes the push for clarity on policy and motives behind the shift.
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William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
London
America
Senate
Hoover
The Little Things That Led to a Train Derailment
On the outskirts of Chicago a contractor used a wire cable to move sewer pipe across railroad tracks. The cable broke and left pipe on the rails. No red lantern to warn trains delayed safety, causing a derailment with one death and twenty injuries.
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Chicago
Fragmented thoughts on politics and society echo in column
The column riffs on Doheny court terms, Byrd ambition, Filipino-U.S. tensions, paleontological tracks, Texas land grabs, Russian atheist meetings, census impacts on reapportionment, and farm board tariff policy. It blends provocative quotes and sharp social commentary without clear resolution.
Naval Parley Fizzle and Trade Clash in 1930s View
M E Tracy argues the London naval conference accomplishes little beyond humanitarian gestures. Europe remains mistrustful as Germany and Britain vie for naval records while the U S faces questions of initiative and cash in a potential trans Atlantic Zeppelin service. The piece critiques tariff policy and warns tariffs may invite retaliation, harming farmers and export markets.
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Dr. Eckener
New York
France
Italy
Japan
England
United States
Cornerstone laid for U.S. Capitol by President Washington
The cornerstone of the United States Capitol was laid on September 18, 1793, by President George Washington, marking the start of the building’s construction under his leadership.
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United States Capital
Washington
Fomenters of American sports and labor anxiety
The piece notes Elmer Davis praising Syd ney Franklin as a forthright fighter and contrasts boxing ethics with bullfighting. It also discusses labor distress, unemployment, and the need for social action, calling for aid beyond individual efforts amid 1939 economic strain.
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Elmer Davis
Sydney Franklin
Espada
Torero
Matador
Brooklyn
Franklin
Bronx
Belief in the Goodness of Others Devotion Word
Daily Lenten devotional notes urge trust in neighbors and good intentions. Memory verse from Matthew 22 39 emphasizes loving thy neighbor and basic faith as a guide to harmony among companions.
Commander Byrd Among the Immortals in Polar Feats
Science by David Dietz frames Commander Byrd as an imperial explorer who has flown over both poles, matching Amundsen and redefining exploration’s value. The piece cites Ochs’s praise and links polar heroism to future trade routes and industrial expansion.
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Byrd
Poles
Atlantic
Manila
United States
Little Brown Brother
David Dietz
Yrd
America
Adolph Ochs
New York Times
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctica
Ochs
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
Italia
Amundsen
North Pole
Pole
South Pole
North
South Poles
Chicago
Copenhagen
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
West
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Boyd Gurley
Rhone—Riley
Roy W. Howard
Frank G. Morrison
United Press
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Newspaper Enterprise Associated Newspaper Information Service
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Howard
Frederick L. Hoffman
Spectator
Canada
Wales
Memphis
Birmingham
Mason and Dixon
al Smith
Keke Web
Hee
Bog
Ecccseseseees
Jacksonville
Howston
Hoffman
New Jersey
Adam and Eve
Texas
Oklahoma
Legge
Farm Board
M. E. Tracy
Europa
Bremen
Germany
Floyd Gibbons
Great Britain
Saddleurope
Poland
Balkan
Russia
Daily Thought
Emerson
Heywood Brown
Caitiff
Albany
N. Y
the Times
the Explorer
John Masefield
Udward Kipling
Kipling
Brand
Farmers Trust Co
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