Collapse of a Fundamental Fallacy in Diet
A historical overview reviews Dr. Chittenden Yale physiologist on protein nutrition. It explains proteid's role, nitrogen balance, and shows experiments with soldiers on reduced protein intake improving strength and endurance. The article argues plant foods should predominate in a diet meeting true bodily needs, with limited animal protein.
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Chittenden
Liebig
Tannibal
Dante
Russell ML. Chittenden
Yale
Liebin
London Science
Flek
Wisticenus
Dr. Chittenden
Lieblg
Lieble
Paris Revue Scientifique
London Lancet
Hospital Corps
United States Army
Ch Tenden
Humble Origins of French Luminaries in Balzac’s Case
A Westminster Gazette note discusses Alphonse Karr’s Histoire des Pays sans Ministres and lists notable figures of humble birth such as Flechler Ney Amyot Hoche Ramus Mabillon Marmontel Chaptal and Laplace. It cites M. J. Biro asserting Balzac’s father was Bernard Francois Balssa a laborer born in 1746 in Languedoc and notes Balzac’s eventual claim to nobility.
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Paris
Alphonss Karr
Plutarque Des
Hoche
la Vendee
Ramus
Alphonso Karr
Oarth
Duke of
Fitzjames
Comedia Humaine
Rowget
Liste
Hho
Honore de Balzac
M. J. Biro
Balzac
M. Charles Portal
Languedoc
Bernard Francois Balssa
Honore
de Balzac
de Talsac House
Biro
Westminster Garete
Willow Brook farm grows Maine potatoes for New England
The Racklift farm at Corinna owned by B W Sprague covers 400 acres, with over half to be plowed for potatoes next season. Last spring 90 acres were planted, yielding 22,000 bushels of merchantable potatoes, per the Kennebec Journal.
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Aroostook
Maine
New England
Willow Brook Farm
B. W. Sprague
Corinna
Aged Bush and Quincey Couple Mark Golden Forty Years
An Ill. letter recalls George W. Wetzel of Bardolph and his bride dining fifty years ago with a gooseberry pie from their own bush. They recently celebrated a golden wedding with kin present and pies made from the same bush, which remains vigorous. The item notes Austria’s Erzberg mountain as a source of ore for a thousand more fare.
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Quincey
George W. Wetzel
Bardolph
Glass Workers' Union forms amid broad labor unrest
The snippet reports multiple labor developments including the formation of The Glass Workers' Union in Madson Wisconsin with about 6000 members and $100000 in funds, wage advances for British miners, union actions in Denver bar workers Hamilton barbers seeking higher wages, Baltimore police support for a weekly day off, and figures from the United Mine Workers of America election where T. S. Lewin defeated W. BR. Wilson by forty thousand in a 200000 vote.
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Madson
Wis
Glass Workers
Great Britain
Marel
Denver
Col
Barbers of
Hamilton
National Bureau of Labor
Muféle
Ind
Tne
Trade Union Congress
Nottingham
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburg
Austria
T. S. Lewin
United Mine Workers of America
W. BR. Wilson
Argentina Prepares to Mark 1810 War Centenary
Argentina plans a 1910 centenary celebration marking the start of the 1810 uprising that led to the independence of South America. The observance honors a pivotal chapter in regional history and national identity.
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Argentina
South America
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Prop
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Irvington, N. Y
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Sweet_Orr
Upper Main Street
Irvington
H. H. Cannon
Sons OF Tea
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Westchester Stamp Works
Main Street
Irvington, N.Y
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Victor Headquarters
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Arbor World
White House
J. R. Scales
NEET
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Standard
Chas. A. Adams
Westchester County
D" Street
New York Telephone Company
Bway & Central
Tarrytown
Fotephone
Tarrytam
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