Mary Loring Finds New Plot and Hope for a Novel
In a spring mood Mary outlines a new story while awaiting a ship departure. Phil Buchanan critiques her recent work, boosts her confidence, and urges full dedication to writing during four weeks alone in Aunt Linnie’s New York apartment, shaping a potential novel and future possibilities.
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Lelia
Mary
Balland
Jerome Taylor
Florida
Taylor
Linnie
Darling
Bali Andi
Hawkinsville
Judge
Miss Hickenlooper
Mary Loring
Mr. Buchanan
Phil Buchanan
Oscar
Buchanan
Ben
National Weekly
Jamaica
Phil
New York
West Indies
Storm on the Mountain grows as Mary writes late
Mary intensifies work on Storm on the Mountain with approval from Phillip Buchanan who offers guidance and dinner to review the early chapters. She balances ambition with hesitation about meeting him in a suitable setting as she advances in New York.
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Anne
Mary
Phillip Buchanan
Phil Buchanan
Genau Hanadtige
Linnie
New York
Hawkinsville
Buchanan
Spike
Dogs Learn to Lease and Train for Any Master
A Chicago Daily News feature details a dog rental business where dogs are leased for poses, shows, or to accompany clients. Dogs are trained to obey new masters, with prices from 25 to 100 dollars for portraits and a St. Bernard earning 50 dollars monthly as a bar guard.
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St. Clair Street
Jerry Greene
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
United States
St. Bernard
Horseshoe-Shaped Temples Across Rajputana India
The horseshoe temple form, long before popular luck charms, held religious meaning in the Orient. In India's Rajputana region several Hindu temples are built with a horseshoe shape.
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Orient
Rajputana
India
Debunking Diet Myths About Meat and Cheese
The article argues against half truths in dietary knowledge, noting meat digestion varies by fat, cooking, and chewing but no major diet hierarchy exists. It extols cheese as a highly concentrated protein source rich in calcium phosphorus and vitamin A, urging balanced meals with bulk foods for proper digestion and cost efficiency.
Erroneous Notions About Cheese Digestibility Debunked
The article rebuts myths that cheese constipates and is not digestible. It cites U S Department of Agriculture studies showing about 95 percent of cheese protein and fat are digested and absorbed, with allergy as an exceptional normal-health concern.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cheese Not Constipating Says Common Belief Debunked
An article challenges the belief that cheese causes constipation, noting the mistaken idea likely arose from outdated dietary notions and prompting readers to reassess dairy’s digestive effects.
Debunking Food Fads and Emphasizing Balanced Diet
The writer attacks groundless dietary superstitions about milk and fruit. They explain milk curdles in the stomach due to stomach acid, note fruits are largely alkaline after digestion, and urge homemakers to ignore hearsay and eat a varied, moderate, well balanced diet.
Questions Answered on Child Protein Requirements
Nutritionists say children need more protein per body weight than adults. About 15 percent of a child's daily calories should come from protein to support growth and development.
Pineapple's Healthful Fresh Flavor Noted in Study
The excerpt highlights pineapple as a refreshing fruit that stimulates a lagging appetite. It is praised for valuable minerals and vitamins A B C and G, credited to WM-C. Houston Goudiss in 1939 60.
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Wm—C. Houston Goudiss
Household Tips From A Past Era
A compendium of practical remedies including reviving blue serge with vinegar, sun-bleaching light scorch on linens, avoiding thinning lacquer with solvents, removing duck down, avoiding shiny surfaces, cleaning discolored aluminum with lemon, improving starch gloss with salt, renewing window shades with flat oil paint, and keeping houseplants healthy with weekly ammonia in water.
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Elinor Maxwell
Arcadia
WIN Servic
Jim
Aunt Linnie
Leba
C. Houston Goudiss
By C. Houston Goudiss
Amerclo
Ack
Kelloge
Creek
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