Mission and Monster: California Story of Don Pedro Fages
In Monterey, Governor Don Pedro Fages battles gloom and longing as the winter rains fall. Eulalia stays behind with a sick child while Indizuela becomes a dangerous temptation for the lonely ruler. Fray Lasuen contemplates founding Mission Santa Barbara as delays and visions collide with reality.
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la Gobernadora
Indizuela
Padres
el Senor
Pedro Fages
el Gobernador
San Luis Obispo
Don Pedro
Royal Presidio
Monterey
Mission San Carlos At
Carmelo
Rio Carmelo
Augustias
Chichi
Eulalie
Sancho Panza
Shakespeare
Santa Barbara
Fray Fermin Lasuen
California
Presidio
la Senora la Gobernadora
Frey Fermin Lasuen
Ortega
Fray Fermin
Junipero Serra
Ramada
Palacio
Eulalia
Angustias
Presidio of
Fermin
Southland
Querida
Padre Junipero
Lenora
Captain Kidd Treasure Hunt Captures English Imagination
A London map suggests Oak Island offshore of Nova Scotia may hold Captain Kidd’s buried spoils. Forty plus shafts have been sunk with oak platforms and inscriptions. pumps may help water-filled shafts. About $70,000 was recovered from Gardiner's Island treasure. Kidd, hanged in 1701, left a wife and child.
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Captain Kidd
England
London
Oak Island
Chester
Nova Scotia
Chicago Tribune
Gardiner’s Island
Long Island
Kidd
Execution Dock
New York
Feet Work Harder Than They Appear
The article explains how feet bear immense stress, noting a person walking a mile exerts about 250 tons on their feet. It cites widespread foot trouble among adults, attributing it mainly to faulty footwear and the impact of walking on hard pavements and floors.
What To Eat and Why A Health Warning by C H Goudiss
C H Goudiss warns that overweight harms health and shortens life, stressing that excess fat burdens the heart and raises disease risk. He critiques fad diets and claims true weight control comes from balancing intake with energy expenditure.
Life Expectancy Linked to Age and Weight Raises Alarm
Insurance data show higher age and weight accelerate death risk. Overweight people may shorten life by as much as ten years, with mortality rising as obesity increases.
What Should You Weigh
The guideline favors a weight five to ten pounds above the height age average before thirty and ten to twenty pounds below after thirty to maintain weight at age thirty. To reduce overweight do so scientifically under physician guidance and avoid dangerous drugs that harm the heart or eyes.
Help ful Hints on Planning a Laxa tive Diet
Readers are invited to request a free bulletin by mail from C Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City. The pamphlet offers concrete dietary and hygiene advice to combat faulty elimination and includes a list of laxative foods and a full week of sample menus. A post card suffices for requests.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Counting Calories and Calorie Values for Weight Loss
The article explains counting calories as essential to weight management and describes typical daily needs for men and women. It notes a 500 calorie daily deficit can reduce weight by about a pound per week and offers a chart of common foods to help cut energy intake.
Reducing Bulletin offers a week of sample menus
The author presents a planned reducing program with daily diets emphasizing protective foods. The bulletin suggests that maintaining weight loss can extend life by about ten years, framing fat control as mastery over fate attributed to Houston Goudiss in 1938.
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Ee Houston Goudiss
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Virginia Stivers Bartlett
WNU
Padre Mio
Lasuen
Junipero
Sergeant Ortega
Mission Santa Barbara
Spain
Christ
Fray Lasuen
Food Authority
C. Houston
Goudiss
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