Thousands Die From Diet Induced Acidosis Warning
Washington scientists tied rising food costs to acidosis a malady blamed for deaths including a high profile case. The condition stems from under nutrition with cheap starches blamed for breathing and health issues. Experts urge a diet rich in milk vegetables fruits and mixed foods to supply necessary alkalines and minerals for proper health.
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Washington
Carl Voeguin
Government Hygientec Laboratory
Voegtlin
Wolves in Manitoba Meet Trains at Ganton Village
In a small Manitoba village, wolves gather at the railway as trains arrive. A local figure, Helen, obtains a permit to carry a gun and prepares for the encounter, with villagers noting the wolves’ familiarity with timetables and dispatch signals.
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Wolves
Manitoba
Ganton
Dietary Advice for Healthy Eating in Diet Reform
The article argues for essential alkalines and balanced meals, warning against overreliance on bread and potatoes. It promotes fruits and vegetables, moderation of meat to under half a pound daily, and suggests eliminating sugar as a luxury, with focus on greens and milk.
Vicar Advocates War Slang in Parish Magazine
London vicar J Cartmel-Robinson of Bedford Park urges use of war slang citing terms like lext-ewinger funkhole and skrimehanker as examples. He says the faithful are more polite than expressive and cling to respectable language even if it means nothing and cannot curse God.
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London
J. Cartmel-Robinson
Bedford Park
German Liners Marked as Sabotage Target at Sea
Former German liners now US-flagged face sabotage amid suspected German or communist plots. Vessels affected include the Imperator, George Washington, Moccasin, and Callao with damage and tampering reported. The Moccasin sank in Erie Basin after opened sea cocks. Imperator showed a mysterious defect. bombs found on the George Washington. Callao damaged at Rio de Janeiro.
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Washington
Caslao
New York
United States
Germany
Great Britain
International Seamen's Union
Imperator
Cunard Line
England
George Washington
Wilson
Moccasin
Callao
Erie Basin
Europe
Rio de Janeiro
Clock Time Riddle and Amateur Chat in Atlanta
A fragmentary reminiscence from Leberetary Atlanta recounts a clock moment where Ernest notes it is just an inch to twelve. The tale mentions Mr Jolighay and a quiet, unseen conversation, ending with the mystery of what was discussed and why the speaker listened in silence.
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Ernest
Amateur Actor Demands Lead Role in London Style
A Swampton Dramatic Society hires a London pro to arrange a season. He insists on judging cast assignments. At first rehearsal the ambitious amateur is told his part is the first banana in a fruit market scene.
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Swampton Dramatic Society
London
Ap Lee
Used to It Visitor and Soldier Dialogues
A humorous exchange about horses, biting, and domestic life. The visitor asks if bitten by a horse and the soldier recalls being kicked in hospital during a long stretch without being bitten. A quip about wives and permission follows, ending with a bite of whimsy about the mosquito singing before its bill.
Diamond Dyes Offer Simple Way to Refresh Garments
Diamond Dyes promise easy directions so any woman can dye a worn garment to a rich tadeless color. The ad highlights simple steps to revive fabrics and extend wardrobe life with home dyeing.
Chinese Hold Hill Sacred
More than 800 years ago in the Ming dynasty, the Buddhist priest Pu Men visited Huang Shan in South Anhui. He grew fond of the site and pursued building its sacred peak. A trip to Peking secured royal approval and an appropriation for peaks to rise above perennial springs.
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Pu Men
Huang Shan
Anhui Hills
Peking
Hoarding and Wasting Warns on Stewardship
From the Reformed Church Messenger the piece argues that hoarding and waste are equally harmful, stressing that faithful use of worldly goods enhances virtue while misusing them condemns a person. It cites divine entrustment and accountability as guiding principles for prudent stewardship.
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Reformed Church
Not Interested Mine Quisser Opens Rome Discussion
Mr Filmbound recalls planning to visit Rome but was deterred by reports that the Colosseum has been closed for repairs for years. He chose to visit contemporary picture houses instead.
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Rome
Colosseum
Filmbound
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Charles M. Stedman
Isaac B. Sherwood
National Congress
Stedman
Sherwood
H.C.S
Marshall
Noronic
Detroit
Maerry
Denis
Leberetary
Atlanta, Ga
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