Foods That Are Needed for Good Teeth
The article notes that sugar and certain bacteria create acid that dissolves enamel. It emphasizes calcium phosphorus and vitamin C for teeth health, with vitamins found in tomatoes oranges grapefruit and raw vegetables. It lists milk liver oil liver egg yolks and chicken fat as rich sources and mentions substantial circulation in a tooth.
Knitted Cotton for Children From Durable Durened Fabric Trends
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union feature by Julia Bottomley extols knitted cotton outfits for children. It highlights du rene mercerized cotton for durability and gentle luster, noting two piece school frocks in pastel blue and a range of undergarments and outerwear. It emphasizes practicality over frills and the shift toward fashionably styled yet washable children's clothing.
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Union
How to Cope With the Ant Nuisance
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture outlines common ant species entering homes for food, methods to locate nests, and safe control steps. It discusses home sanitation, use of poisons with warnings, baiting for tree swarming ants, and simple at home remedies like soap or kerosene solutions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Pelican Family Hosts Uplifting Feasts For Ducks
In a gentle tale from 1920, pelicans praise their hatchlings, plan daily flying lessons, and invite ducks to a friendly pondside dinner. The group reconciles differences, sharing food and cheer as quacks echo by the water.
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Mrs. Pelican
Mr. Pelican
Mrs. Duck
Tan-and-White Duck
Western Newspaper Union
Dessert Ideas And Simple Cakes From 1930s Pantry
A column by Nellie Maxwell offers practical desserts for family meals. Includes baked pastry shells with lemon filling and meringue, marshmallow fruit pudding, dainty luncheon dessert with marshmallow icing on crackers, spice cake with cinnamon and nutmeg, and variations using carrot, beans, peas, onion, or cabbage for variety.
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Fe Sa
Western Newspaper Union
Stuffed tomatoes baked in serving dishes for easy meals
A home economist suggests baking stuffed tomatoes in shallow baking dishes or pie plates to save washing by using the same dish for serving. The filling combines bacon, parsley, onion, bread crumbs, celery seed, salt, and pepper and bakes 45 to 60 minutes until tender and browned.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Some Household Hints on Food and Fridge Efficiency
Overcrowded refrigerators hinder cooling and waste energy. In hot weather milk and fruit drinks refresh and provide nutrients. A tempting plate appearance boosts a vegetable dinner, with color and neat arrangement counted. Picnic meals for children should be as balanced and supervised as regular meals.
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Hheme
Kruschen Salts Claim 19 Pound Fat Loss in 27 Days
A Montana woman reports losing 19 pounds of fat in 27 days using Kruschen Salts. The ad touts a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and promises energy, clear skin, and a charming figure with a money back guarantee.
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Montana
America
Naturalist Will Beebe Probes Sea Depths at Bermuda Island
Renowned naturalist Dr William Beebe travels to Nonesuch Island Bermuda to live among sea creatures using a special underwater apparatus with glass windows. He aims to reach about 1700 feet depth and uncover new marine life while detailing the gear and diving methods.
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Willian’ Beebe
Nonesuch Island
Bermuda
Beebe
Death Ends Lifelong Vigil for Miss Isabella Henry
The death of Miss Isabella Henry at eighty is linked to a lifelong heartbreak. As a girl she loved a youth who jilted her, leaving her watching from her Durham home for her lost lover. She spent years at the front window and at the railway station hoping to glimpse him again, but he never came.
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Isabella Henry
Durham
England
Willie-Paa Substitute Made From Wrong Material
A businesslike note explains a substitute named Willie-Paa, identifying it as a replacement created from incorrect material. The discussion outlines the mismatch and suggests a suitable alternative, focusing on production shortcomings and material suitability.
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Willie
Paa
Let time that makes you home, make you sage
A brief literary line attributed to Varnell notes time's shaping power, urging patience and wisdom as a path to homecoming and maturity. The fragment reads like a reflective quotation on growth through experience.
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Varnell
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