Easter Diet Advice Promotes Feasts During Reduction
Rush Medical College research shows dieters can eat well any day including Easter. A liberal high protein plan with meat, bread, butter, vegetables, salad, fruit, eggs, and beverages helped patients lose weight without guilt.
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Rush Medical College
Chicago
Easter Dinner Menu Suggestion for Dieting Family
The menu lists Consommé Roast Leg of Lamb Parshed New Potatoes Carrot Soufflé Nests with New Peas Fresh Vegetable Salad French Dressing Rolls Butter Angel Food Cake with Crushed Strawberries Coffee. A dieter weighing 135 to 145 pounds may select lean Roast Lamb and minimal portions of Carrot Soufflé and Peas, Salad, Butter, and Strawberries, with coffee.
Prevention tips to curb housefly breeding and spread
An advisory urges community action to prevent housefly breeding by removing breeding sites and using four livestock manure control methods. It explains flies spread typhoid and other diseases and lists practical steps such as spreading manure thin, using a water trough maggot trap, building a hard shell compost heap, or applying hellebore or borax treatments with watering.
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Mme Wonder
Cowmen Win Show Honors in First 4-H Livestock Event
The four county 4-H Livestock Show at Monahans drew praise as Winkler Loving Ward and Reeves counties showcased top calves and Herefords. Grand Champion calf bred by Seth Campbell sold for 20 cents a pound, reserve at 19 cents, with Darwin Purvis commended for his first calf feeding.
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Winkler County
Winkler
Loving
Ward
Reeves
C. O. Finley
Pecos Valley Livestock Protective Ass’n
John L. Mugford
Ward Co
Ted Johnston
Reeves County
Lee R. Pool
Loving Counties
Finley
Irby Dyer
Louis Roberson
Reeves Co
Hardin Ross
Loving County
Ellis Summers
Seth Campbell
Bob Coffee
Pink Mitchell
Herbert Hull
Midland
Darwin Purvis
Stork Arrives Four Times in Pecos News Brief
A series of birth notices reports Mary Evelyn Stodgner born to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stodgner weighing six pounds nine ounces. Jal families welcomed a boy born March 14 to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Curtiss, nine pounds fifteen ounces. Jal couple Mr. and Mrs. C E Meadows greet a seven pound thirteen ounce daughter born Tuesday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ferguson in a local hospital weighed eight pounds seven ounces. Calf buyers list includes Pecos merchants and Monahans firms.
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C. E. Stodgner
Mary Evelyn
A. J. Curtiss
Jal
C E Meadows
Carlos Ferguson
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