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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
7
C Houston Goudiss argues calcium is essential like steel for bones and growth. He cites mothers’ role in ensuring calcium intake before birth and through childhood, warns of deficiency risks such as rickets and bowed limbs, and advises milk cheese and leafy greens as top sources.
The tale follows Governor Pedro Fages and Dona Eulalia as a letter of treason upends their marriage and he orders her arrest and confinement. He contemplates leaving California for an hacienda life or returning to higher authority as he wanders missions and presidios, ultimately choosing to stay in California.
Calcium is essential for dental health and overall body function. A deficiency can cause decayed baby teeth crowded permanent teeth and cavities in children and nervousness muscle twitching and cardiac issues in adults. The body must retain more calcium than any other mineral yet individuals are born calcium-poor.
Notice invites readers to request the Iodine Chart by writing C. Houston Goodiss at 6 Base 39th Street New York City. A postcard suffices to carry the request and will guide balanced menus.
A Houston feature urges homemakers to request a calcium rich foods list to plan daily diets for themselves and children. It argues calcium deficiency risks and highlights dairy products as high quality protein sources, noting garlic does not purify blood and cannot improve overall health.
The Governor traverses the El Camino Real, noting a yellow highway now linked from Upper California's Mission and Presidio to Loreto in Lower California. He reflects on twenty years since the first trail blazed by pioneers, a stretch once marked by cairns and crosses and now carved by steady foot and hoof power.
Peasant children seek better prospects in cities as education spreads in France since 1870. The term peasant fades from Paris news, favoring cultivator or fermier, while rural life lags in technology though living standards rise postwar.
Mud from Piestany and other spas is exported as dehydrated fango cubes for healing uses. The radium silica iron and other minerals in the mud are said to treat rheumatism gout sciatica and other ailments. Springs at Piestany rise from the Vah river and drum heat water to about 140 degrees.
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