Wallace’s Two-Price Plan Draws Fire From Washington
Wallace proposes a two-price system for farm surpluses with lower prices for low income buyers, subsidized by the government. The plan attracts criticism as risky, redistributive policy that could deepen class divisions and undermine free markets while clashing with export subsidies and state trade aims.
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United States
England
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Department of State
Francis B. Sayres
Youth in the making a gentle guide to growing up
A sisterly exhortation urges young girls to enjoy youth without reckless risk. It counsels patience with parents limits, modest makeup, proper fashion, healthy sleep, and self respect. The piece warns against early petting and emphasizes being proud of one’s age and future.
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Big Sister
Mother
Daddy
Big Brother
Prince Charming
Hint of the Day Bath Mixtures for Relaxation
The article suggests home bath materials to beautify and invigorate. Use sea salt and starch with oatmeal, bran, almond meal, or baking soda in the tub to relax nerves and lift spirits. If no shower, place meal in cheesecloth bags and use a scented bath if desired.
The Talkative Man Foretells Providence’s Plan
A spoken warning from Uncle Eben reflects a belief that a man with little sense talks too much to reveal himself. The remark frames talkative behavior as a providential test to avoid fooling others.
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Uncle Eben
Gelatin as a Key Diet Protein and Its Uses
Gelatin stands out as a versatile protein food and binder, aiding ice cream texture and culinary preparations. It is an albuminoid lacking three essential amino acids, so it cannot be the sole protein source, but it is rich in lysine and easily digestible, supporting infant and child nutrition. About 10 million pounds are used annually in dessert powders and unflavored granules.
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Mr. Wallace
Wallace
United States
Iowa
Gelatin Origins and Home Cooking Basics
Contrary to old tales gelatin comes from connective tissue in skins and bones of animals. Home cooks who simmer knuckle bones to create a gelled soup overnight have made gelatin on a small scale. Manufacturers scale these steps for large production in food processing.
Pillow and Chair Set Of Crocheted Lace Pattern 6168
Craft pattern ad offers a crocheted lace pillow and chair set with matching scarf ends. Includes charts, instructions, illustrations, and materials. order by sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W. 14th St., New York. Include name and address.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
New York
N. Y
Building and Maintaining Healthy Teeth
An editorial urges dental care linking tooth decay to systemic illness and offers a free booklet by C Houston Goudiss. Readers are invited to contact 210 S Desplaines St Chicago Ill for the pamphlet. The piece stresses brushing, dentifrice, and diet as keys to healthier teeth and bodies.
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C. Houston Goudiss
S. Desplaines St
Chicago, Ill
Gelatin as a versatile aid in infant and child diets
Nutritionists highlight gelatin's benefits for daily meals and special diets. It aids newborns with protein, assists milk digestion, serves as a soft transitional food for infants, and helps toddlers and children ingest disliked foods by incorporating vegetables and fruits into colorful gelatin desserts.
Gelatin’s role in diet and health across ages
An article discusses gelatin as a versatile, low fuel food aiding dieting and convalescence. It notes medicinal use for bland digestion and growth support, and suggests adding iodine to diets for goiter prevention while highlighting bran as rich in iron and phosphorus.
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Bruckart
Washington Digest
William Bruckart
National Press Bldg
Washington, D. C
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Sayre
Hull
America
Western Newspaper Union
Patricia Lindsay
Bell Syndicate
By C. Houston Goudiss
By C. Houston Goodiss
Wn—C. Houston Goudiss
Bayer
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