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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
8
William lampoons Congress as it nears recess blaming both federal leaders and states for unemployment and rising debt. He cites Roosevelt's spending push, pump priming eras, and stalled recovery efforts, noting states must share responsibility amid growing relief strain and private sector doubt.
A Western Newspaper viewpoint argues that federal relief funds inflate debt and erode local sovereignty. It blames Washington and Hoover era policies for allowing politicians to depend on federal checks rather than raising local taxes. The piece denounces wasteful federal programs like counting trees for work and urges states to reclaim fiscal control to avoid higher citizen costs.
Lesson text marks Mark 14 32 to 38 in which Jesus faces exceeding sorrow alone with God and prays not what I will but what thou wilt The study contrasts His agony with the disciples failure to stay awake and watch Then Judas betrayal with a kiss underscores a call to endurance amid betrayal and suffering in following Christ
A biblical verse from Isaiah 57 1 2 notes that the righteous perish and no one ponders the retiring of the merciful for they are removed from the evil to come into peace. The passage emphasizes providential quiet and eternal rest for the just.
Statement on holiness says there is no secret other than loving God with all heart and loving neighbor as oneself, defining neighbor as all humankind.
Houston Gou diss warns homemakers to separate fact from fallacy in diet. The article debunks myths such as fish as brain food and celery as a nerve tonic while explaining water with meals aids digestion. It cautions that cooked fruit is not always superior and white bread can be replaced without eliminating nutrients.
Science refutes common produce fallacies and shows dark green lettuce packs more vitamins. It also notes that string beans that snap indicate cold moist storage, not superior quality.
A discussion refutes myths that acid tasting fruits worsen rheumatism by creating acidity and that fruits curdle milk. It explains that fruits leave an alkaline ash after digestion and that milk curdling is caused by stomach hydrochloric acid, not fruit acids.
The article condemns fad diets that claim starches and proteins cannot be eaten together. It notes medical consensus against the theory and cites a physician of high standing proving no interference in digestion. The piece warns homemakers against diet claims driven by sensationalism.
A widely known investigator tested milk digestion by feeding a man a pint in 10 seconds and then the same amount in 10 minutes. A half hour later stomach contents were examined. The milk consumed rapidly showed no different digestion outcome than the slower intake, refuting the idea that sipping alone aids digestion.
Readers are invited to request a free copy of C. Houston Goudiss bulletin from 6 East 39th Street New York City. The pamphlet offers concrete dietary advice for improving elimination through correct eating and hygiene, lists laxative foods, and includes a full week's sample menus. A postcard suffices to request.
The article notes that few foods are pure, most contain protein, carbohydrate and fat in varying proportions. Dried peas, beans, and whole grain cereals offer significant starch and protein.
Fad fasting is urged by some as a detox method, but health experts warn it may be dangerous by risking incomplete fat oxidation and acidosis. Homemakers should discard superstition and rely on established food facts to nourish their families.
Mrs A F Jr notes light corn syrup yields energy but dark syrup supplies iron. Pure molasses provides calcium and iron. Miss M F says nut protein resembles meat and fish. nuts can replace them but not milk or eggs for minerals and vitamins. WNG C Houston Goudiss 1998 14.
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