New Diets Aim To Make Taller Children In US
Six articles mark National Baby Week as nutrition experts say improved diets boost height and growth. Dr Genevieve Stearns notes calories protein and calcium link to stature, while baby food makers expand from milk gruel to complete meals. The era shifts toward scientifically prepared foods for infants and mothers.
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Genevieve Stearns
Handbook of Nutrition
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Spray Protects Costume Jewelry Shine With Clear Spray
A quick method coats inexpensive bracelets necklaces brooches clips and earrings with a clear plastic spray to prevent discoloration and dullness, best used on new pieces as skin contact can affect color. The spray also protects metal trims on handbags buttons buckles and other accessories from dulling.
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Aieama
Mary Haworth Would Wed Brother-In-Law and Then Changes Her Mind
Dear Mary Haworth advice column discusses a wife Nell loving the brother Bill, who also loves her, causing a marital rift. The husband J. seeks guidance on handling the love triangle and keeping peace while avoiding coercion or confrontation. The columnist counsels against forceful demands and urges restoring harmony through thoughtful restraint.
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Nell
Sosmether Will
C. J
Elke
Bill
Mary Haworth
Winning Jowever Decision In Newspaper Wordplay
A fragment suggests a sequence about a choice labeled as winning while implying a paradox in decision making. The language hints at a playful or satirical note rather than a straight report, with unclear attribution and minimal context.
Tracing Rumors: Teen Advice On Gossip and Self-Protection
A teen asks how to handle malicious rumors and gossip. A columnist advises tracing sources, confronting the guilty party, and involving parents for guidance, emphasizing personal leadership and calm, constructive action.
Poison tongue and gossip expose courage and self respect
A guidance-style note urges drastic removal of true poison tongue behavior and facing rumors with head high. It stresses not explaining, embracing honesty, and laughing off taunts. The message mentions Miss Mottram and remains framed as personal resolve against gossip and humiliation in school and home. A separate line notes Ethylene dibromide as a fumigant effective against wireworms in Wit-om.
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