Ride the River with Ruth Chiswick in Violent Desert Tale
William Macleod Raine opens a frontier drama where Ruth Chiswick faces rustlers led by Sherman Howard as she plots marriage to Lou Howard to save her father. A stranger arrives in Tail Holt amid a desert town full of saloons, guns, and hidden motives as a drunken rider crashes the scene.
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Ruth Chiswick
Tail Holt
Sherman Howard
Lee Chiswick
Lou Howard
Lou
Sanger
Sid
Texas
Holt
Miss Chiswick
Spicer
Ma Pregnall
Gretna Green
Jim Pender
Pender
Jeff Gray
Arizona
Jeff
Window Cleaners Face High Risks In Skyscraper Jobs
A Washington Star writer notes window cleaners average 10 to 15 windows per hour, with top workers at 15. Earnings range from 36 to 45 dollars weekly for a 40 hour week amid union wages, while safety belts and rusting ring anchors pose major dangers.
Have You a Question Ask C Houston Goudiss
Reader inquiries are welcomed by C Houston Goudiss of New York City. The Experimental Kitchen Laboratory offers guidance on foods diet nutrition health and personal hygiene. Address inquiries to 6 East Thirty ninth Street New York City for postcard or written questions.
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New York City
East Thirty-ninth Street
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East 39Th Street
New York
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Salvation of the human race lies in saving its teeth
A 1938 piece by C Houston Goudiss argues that widespread dental decay harms health and happiness. It cites Harvard's Ernest A. Hooton and links tooth care to overall well being, urging mothers to ensure proper nutrition for expectant and young children. It outlines a four-point plan: balanced diet rich in calcium, phosphorus, vitamins A C D. thorough brushing with good dentifrice. fibrous foods that exercise teeth. and regular dental visits.
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Harvard University
C. Houston Goodiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Terence Shea Tells of His Bulging Barrels
A social worker visits Terence Shea night watch man at his home and asks about his wages. He explains earning fifteen dollars weekly and depositing the surplus in sugar barrels to store money for himself and Maggie and their five children, preferring large barrels but using flour barrels when needed.
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Terence Shea
Maggie
Mary
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