Mars Counts Noses Armies Germany Regular Army and Reserves
A World War II era report lists Germanys regular army and air force strength alongside reserve units and Nazi formations. The tally highlights the scale of military manpower and organizational depth facing Allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Regular Army Air Force
France
Great Britain
United States
National Guard
Japan
Far East
United States Army
Navy Departments
Tokyo
Siberia
U. S
America
Russia
Jugo-Slavis
Rumania
Hungary
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Britain
It Takes Two to Make Life a Shared Endeavor
A reflective column argues that life requires collaboration and mutual participation. It cites experiences from a crowded family porch to a shipboard dinner and a hospital stockholders meeting, emphasizing dialogue, patience, and equal footing as essential to meaningful progress and social harmony.
Sugar as a quick fuel and its dietary role
C. Houston Goudiss explains sugar as a concentrated energy source, noting two tablespoons match the calories of several other foods. He discusses sugar's rapid digestion, widespread use in athletics and military rations, and cautions on moderation for children. He details sugars from fruit, milk, honey, corn syrup, and molasses, and ends with sugar as nature’s shortcut to quick heat and stimulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Houston Goudiss
Ownu
C. Houston Goudias
Sugar touted as indispensable yet requiring careful use
The article extols sugar as essential for many foods and drinks and notes its high quality and low price today compared with medieval costs. It highlights the calories per pound and the reassurance of branded products, then warns that moderation is necessary to avoid harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
India
Cunning schoolgirl hat from woolen fabric project
An easy to make hat pattern for a schoolgirl using two Wool pieces with lining. Instructions describe cutting pieces, marking a paper pattern, sewing front back seams, stitching the lining, turning, gathering the top, and finishing with ribbon or bow and feather. Includes note to use left over materials and to mail 25 cents to Mrs Spears in Chicago for Book 2 gifts.
Quiz style trivia about cities and history
A collage of questions and answers about origins of words places and landmarks. It claims Baltimore taverns hosted Congress and Colorado owns a glacier supplying Boulder water while linking money to Juno and ancient mints. The piece touches inventions and door weights at the Supreme Court, and mentions Queen Anne era England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Baltimore
Colorado
Jfergo
Supreme Court
Washington, B. C
Radius
Boulder
Cole
Arapahoe Glacier
George Washington
Queen Anne
England
Necklaced Fish Captivates Collector Crowd
Collier's Weekly reports an unusual trend where fish from trout to sharks are found with necks or bodies ringed by tin can rims shell rings tire casings and iron hoops. A European collector boasts nearly 400 specimens in this curious hobby.
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Collier's Weekly
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Mars
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Rome
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
China
Shanghai
Spain
Madrid
Franco
Siegfried
Maginot Line
Belgium
Winfred Willark
New York
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Panama
Mercury
Stens Buuy
Texaco Star Theatre
Adolphe Menjou
Jane Froman
Unc Merkel
Kenny Baker
Chariie Ruggles
Jimmy Wallington
David Broekman
Orchastra
Texaco Star
Stura
Max Reinhardt
Pur
Texaco
Ovid
Goodyear
Hadio News
Wational
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