The Nost Egg Dietetics Downfall Sainted by Farm Life
A fragmented feature discusses nest eggs and dietetics, blaming misguided dietary trends for economic strain on farmers. It cites a farmer's wife chasing small luxuries while cautioning against the rise of arteriosclerosis and egg yolk bans as dietary missteps. The piece satirically links nutrition fears to social change and personal economy.
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Harold Thomas Hyman
M.D. Meillen
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dietary fats and cholesterol in metabolism debate update
A discussion cites two key points: dietary cholesterol is not the main driver of blood cholesterol, and fat metabolism in the body varies by genetics and metabolism. Rockefeller Institute findings show blood fat levels depend on carbohydrate to fat conversion and hereditary fat-digesting enzyme levels. High fat diets lower triglycerides in some tests, while fat-free diets raise them.
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Rockefeller Institute
Night of racial unrest rattles Trinity NC
A second night of racial unrest drew white and Black crowds to Trinity, North Carolina, with highway patrol reinforcements responding after crowds milled and reformed. A fire was set at an unused Negro elementary school around 12:30 a.m. but was quickly put out. An eight foot cross burned near a Negro neighborhood as youths in summer outfits gathered following an interracial brawl on Monday.
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Trinity
N. C
Nity
High Point
Robert Parris
Parris
Start Trial Of Chicago Cops
Eight Chicago police officers, arrested 16 months ago, go on trial Monday on burglary and related charges. Judge Parsons set the date and allowed four truckloads of alleged stolen property as evidence. The case hinges on warrants and the credibility of witness Richard Morrison, amid reforms under Police Superintendent Orlando W. Wilson.
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Chicago
Criminal Court
James B. Parsons
B. Fain Tucker
Illinois Supreme Court
Richard Morrison
Orlando W. Wilson
University of California
Backyard garden proves worth as a good investment
A National Garden Bureau note says a 20 by 30 foot plot can yield about 90 pounds of vegetables. With canning and storage, produce feeds meals through winter. Vegetables include peas tomatoes parsley spinach cabbage Swiss chard lettuce radishes carrots beets onions snap beans peppers and turnips. Spokesman Carol Dietz states home grown vegetables worth about 127 dollars can be produced from five dollars and change of seed and fertilizer.
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Chicago
National Garden Bureau
Carol Dietz
Bureau
Young Newsboy Slain By Youth in Raynham
A 16 year old youth was jailed for murder in Raynham after a rock attack killed 11 year old James Maurice, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bemis of East Taunton. Police say the assailant and victim argued before the fatal strike.
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Raynham
Mass
Dist
Atty
Edmund Dinis
Richard Williams
Russell Reid
Williams
James Maurice
Gilbert P. Bemis
East Taunton
Muriel Lawrence
Johnny
Fish Fry For Young Democrats Set At State Game Farm
Gene Richardson president of the Young Democrats of Jefferson County announces a free fish fry at the State Game Farm picnic ground this Saturday evening June 10 at 7 30 p m Entertainment by the Fire House Gang invites all members and prospective members to attend.
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Gene Richardson
Young Democrats
Jefferson County
State Game Farm
Fire House Gang
New frog species discovered by call rather than appearance
Scientists report a newly identified frog species from bioacoustic data highlighting its distinctive mating call. Researchers note the species differs in vocal patterns from similar local frogs, suggesting acoustic traits can reveal hidden diversity beyond physical traits.
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