Century-Old Chalice Scholar Dr. Eisen Aged 92
Dr. Gustavus Adolphus Eisen, born in Sweden, turns 92 on August 2 and remains active in research spanning archaeology, Mesopotamian studies, and legends of the Holy Grail. He deciphered cuneiform, produced extensive works, and linked the Antioch chalice to a Roman artist Appollodorus. He resides in America as a lifelong bachelor.
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Lad With Hoe Leads to Sperry Rise in 1938 Income
Thomas A. Morgan, president of Sperry, traces his ascent from humble beginnings in North Carolina to chief executive. He reports 1938 net income of 4,961,398, up from 2,949,860 previous year, and recalls Navy service and gyro scope work that propelled his career in aviation.
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Siren Roles and Valentino Film Planned for 1939 40
Dowager Queen Mary tours a London studio with Alexander Korda as Myrna Loy is cast as a siren in The Rains Came and Valentino life story films await release. Fort Worth and San Antonio watch Royalty era cinema while Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire play Vernon Castle and Mrs Castle approves the cast.
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Hollywood Casting Snags and Star Links in The Circle Notes
Hollywood gossip recalls guest stars on The Circle demanding Cary Grant as their on screen opposite. Isabel Sheridan stood in for Joan Bennett in The Man in the Iron Mask and is Mary Pickford’s cousin. Ronald Colman is praised as a fit lead for The Light That Failed. Warner Bros. delays John Dillinger Outlaw due to viewer backlash. Bing Crosby to work with 75 children in a tar maker project. one may become a star.
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Nourishing Teens Through Growth and Appetite Shifts
The text explains accelerated growth in adolescence for both genders around ages twelve and thirteen, causing large appetites and nutritional needs. It urges mothers to provide balanced foods for growth stamina and disease resistance, and suggests incorporating master foods via beverages, soups, cereals, and enriched desserts with eggs to boost protein and minerals.
Balanced diet for growing children during peak years
The piece emphasizes quality nutrition over quantity for growing boys and girls, urging a well balanced high nutritive value diet. It highlights energy foods like bread, potatoes, cereals, and macaroni plus fuel foods such as butter or margarine, and stresses ample high quality protein from meat, fish, eggs, cheese, and milk to support growing muscle and physique.
Nutrient Needs for Adolescents Emphasize Minerals and Vitamins
The article stresses minerals especially calcium phosphorus and iron for bones teeth nerves and blood. It highlights iodine for the thyroid and vitamins A and B as crucial during rapid adolescent growth and heightened activity.
Milk Intake Advised For Daily Calcium And Vitamin A
Dietary guidance endorses a quart of milk daily noting its rich calcium and vitamin A content. The recommendation emphasizes milk as a strong nutritional source and promotes regular consumption for health benefits.
Diet Tips For Boys And Girls In School Meals
Guidance suggests eating fruits freely at least twice daily and using dried fruits like prunes and dates with bananas, apples, grapefruit, and other varieties. Cooked and raw vegetables should be abundant at lunch and dinner with butter or margarine to boost calories. For girls, crisp salads tempt finicky eaters, with protein from eggs cheese fish or chicken.
Boys Need More Food Than Girls
There is a marked difference between the fuel requirements of teenage boys and girls. Both must have a well balanced diet but the boys need more calories and should have a generous allowance of highly concentrated foods that supply fuel with minimal digestive effort.
Warn Against Radical Diets for Girls and Teens
The text warns that girls may push for dangerously thin bodies through fad dieting, risking undernutrition fatigue and illness. It urges wholesome meals, rest, sunshine, and outdoor exercise for teens and calls for parental sympathy and understanding.
Iodine in Sea Foods and Nearby Produce
The article notes sea foods are rich in iodine with salmon cod crabmeat and oysters highlighted. It adds that fruits and vegetables grown near the sea vary in iodine content based on water and soil.
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