Peace Wins Munich Pact Fallout and Europe Tensions
The article surveys the Munich agreement and its aftermath as Hitler presses demands in Czechoslovakia while Britain France and Italy seek a four power accord. It notes Roosevelt's diplomacy including notes to Berlin London and Rome and the political impact at home with debates on neutrality and foreign policy before November elections.
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Louise Boyd Arctic Explorer Pioneers Greenland Coast
Miss Louise A Boyd, American explorer, sails north of Greenland as far as any woman. She trains Norwegian sealers, conducts scientific observations, and has books published by the American Geographical Society. The Danish government named Miss Boyd Land in her honor for charting uncharted Greenland coast.
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Foods That Safeguard Health In Canned Goods Era
The article argues minerals and vitamins in fruits and vegetables elevate them as vital foods. It notes the digestive and alkaline ash benefits of produce and defends canned varieties as nutritious. It lists 46 vegetable varieties 33 fruits and 10 juices available in cans, claiming peak flavor and freshness.
Mineral content of fruits and vegetables grows with vegetables
Fruits and vegetables supply various minerals required by the body though milk remains a weaker calcium source. Leaf and stem vegetables carrots oranges figs strawberries provide substantial calcium. Green vegetables are strong iron sources with well absorbed iron. Some fruits such as oranges tomatoes strawberries blackberries raspberries huckleberries dried figs dates prunes also contribute iron.
Vitamin A Rich Leaves and Vegetables Featured
The article notes that thin green leaves of vegetables provide high vitamin A. Escarole offers over five times the vitamin A per weight compared with butter, with green peas green string beans tomatoes carrots and sweet potatoes also good sources.
Vitamin C sources and preservation in fruits and vegetables
The article explains that vitamin C is vital for dental and gum health and muscle maintenance. It lists principal sources including citrus fruits, tomatoes, strawberries, carrots, onions, and turnips, and notes heat and oxygen destroy vitamin C, while commercial canning preserves vitamins and minerals better than home cooking.
What About Canned Foods Merits in Reader Letters
Readers question the value and safety of canned foods and seek clarity on their benefits and drawbacks. The letters discuss nutrition, shelf life, taste, and potential health concerns to determine if canned goods are a viable option.
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Canned Salmon and Fruits Meet Nutritional Standards
Leading food experts hail canned salmon as the cheapest and most nutritious animal food for children. Canneries near waters shorten the time from catch to can, preserving vitamins and minerals by hermetic sealing and high heat cooking. Physicians advocate canning strained fruits and vegetables for infants and young children.
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Canned Foods Preserve Quality With Proper Opening
Canned foods keep indefinitely if the can does not leak. Opening may hiss due to vacuum, not spoilage. Canned fruits and vegetables can be as good as fresh and often superior in nutrients. Use them liberally to provide minerals and vitamins to every family member.
Coffee and Tea Comfort for Older Adults
A wry Q and A notes there is no reason a normal person over middle age should avoid coffee. The answer says many people find both coffee and tea comforting in later years according to a Houston Goudiss column from 1938.
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