Interesting Sights for Visitors in Handsome Berlin
Berlin blends rapid politics with unhurried pedestrians and brisk omnibus traffic. The city hosts 13 universities and 503, grade schools, plus modern furniture shows and a statistician led bureau detailing daily bread and beer trends. It notes 236 outdoor sport fields and 660 indoor gyms as youth train, and explains voluntary service by German girls while boys perform six months of state labor.
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Sane Geographic Society
Es. C
WNU
Berlin
Karstadt
Columbus Halls
Potsdamerplatz
Shell Oil Company
Bank of the Sp
Prince One
Frederick
Bureau of Statistics
Munich
Germany
Paris
New England
Model Boy Turns Bandit But His Career Is Brief
In Providence Rhode Island a well dressed former high school leader named Joseph M Maloney robbed a department store cashier cage with an automatic pistol. He obtained about $1291 while a third clerk stood frozen. He was pursued, captured after a stumble in an alley, and identified as from Webster Massachusetts with a past as a fruit merchant in Putnam Connecticut. He admitted the long odds and his need for money.
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Model Boy
Providence
R. I
Evelyn Tiernan
Sadie McKenna
Credit Department
Joseph M. Maloney
Webster
Mass
Putnam
Two Lovers Die In Highway Suicide Pact Near Waco
Ethel Davis a twenty year old leaves home with her lover Richard Cory twenty three. They speed along the Dallas highway in a car and crash head on into a railroad underpass. Both are killed instantly as Miss Davis had warned her mother of Cory's anger before departing.
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Waco
Texas
Ethel Davis
Dallas
Miss Davis
Richard Cory
Cory
Temple
W. H. Davis
Mother
Dog Mail Duty Aids Wisconsin Farm Family
Luxemburg Wis Brownie the mail dog keeps watch at the Jule J La Luzerne farm barking when the postman arrives and ignoring other travelers. If the family delays Brownie digs at the mailbox seeking the mail himself.
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Wisconsin
Luxemburg
Wis
Brownie
Jule J. la Luzerne
la Luzernes
What to Eat and Why C2
An article debunks common food fads and fallacies by C Houston Goudiss. It challenges the brain food myth about fish and the idea that lettuce or celery have special effects, notes milk digestion, and argues water with meals aids digestion.
Fallacy about Lettuce Color and Bean Snap Debunked
Science reveals light green lettuce may not be inferior and deep green varieties hold more vitamins. It also shows that snapping string beans signals storage in cold moist conditions, not superior quality.
Help ful Hints on Planning a Laxative Diet
Free bulletin offered by C. Houston Goudiss invites readers to write for a copy. It outlines concrete dietary tips for better elimination and hygiene, includes a list of laxative foods and a full week's sample menus. A postcard suffices to request.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Diet Fads Target Homemakers with Dietetic Claims
Sparse text notes fad diets push by promoters aiming at homemakers seeking dietary knowledge. It hints at exploitation without detailing specific programs or outcomes.
Foods Not Incompatible
A 1938 guide debunks the idea that starches and proteins cannot be digested together and warns against fasting for detoxification. It argues most foods contain mixed nutrients, cautions against fad claims, and urges homemakers to rely on established food facts for family health.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
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Houston
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Chicago, Il
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Pas
Los Angeles
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