Sell-Out of Czechoslovakia Fails to Deter War Fears
In a sweeping shift, Britain France and the Czech crisis expose Western democracies ready to appease Hitler. Prague opposes the plan ceding Sudeten areas and plebiscite, while Hodza vows to defend state integrity. Amid global politics, labor and health policy debates unfold in the United States.
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Georges Bonnet
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Francisco Franco
Spanish Morocco
Ebro
Barcelona
Sugar as Fuel and Feeding Tips from 1938
Sugar fuels quick energy and has shaped civilization, but moderation matters for children. Different forms provide varying minerals and calories. molasses offers calcium and iron, corn syrup adds calories, and dried fruits supply sugars. For kids, limit sweets and favor fruit, milk drinks, and puddings while using sugar to enhance palatable healthy options.
Sugar as an Instant Energy Booster Used by Athletes and Soldiers
The article explains sugar digests quickly, entering blood and muscles within minutes and acting as a stimulant. It notes coaches and military leaders use concentrated sweets to boost endurance, with civilians urged to reduce sugar during World War I to aid the army.
Sugar praised as essential and affordable for modern meals
The piece extols sugar as indispensable in baking and daily meals and notes its high quality and reasonable price in the present age. It reflects on sugar’s historical cost in the thirteenth century and highlights the reliability of branded products for quality and purity.
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England
India
Moderate Use Desirable Sugar’s Power and Limits
The article argues that sugar, like all power, must be used in moderation to avoid harm. It notes common beliefs that sweets cause indigestion and fermentation when overused, and warns that excessive consumption makes any food less beneficial.
Fall and Winter Dresses Pattern Book Ad
Smart new day fashions feature easy to sew dresses in wool crepe gingham and jersey for girls sizes 8 to 46 with waist darts and square necklines. The 32 page Fall and Winter Pattern Book shows wearing silhouettes order patterns by mail from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago NI Bell Syndicate.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Eskimo Language Jargon Emerges in Trade Talks
Eskimo language is among the hardest to learn causing few traders or explorers to study it. A pidgin style jargon grows between Eskimos and whites with 300 to 600 uninflected words mainly from Eskimo plus elements from English and other languages. Travelers call this jargon the Eskimo language.
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China
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