Sunlight and Light Therapies Boost Health in Infants
The article explains how sunlight and artificial light stimulate health, noting sunlight's role in preventing tuberculosis and rickets in infants. It cites Professor Steenbock and Dr Alfred Herx discovering that linseed or cotyled seed oil exposed to light activates ultra violet rays, and that light exposed foods improve nutrition and disease resistance.
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Steenbock
University of Wisconsin
Alfred Herx
New York
CROSS WORD PUZZLE CLUES FOR NEXT ISSUE
A reading of the current puzzle lists across and down clues with numbered entries for names actions and objects. The note states the solution will appear in the next issue and includes multiple wordplay prompts across both horizontal and vertical sections.
Improved Uniform International Sunday School Lesson
Rev P P B Fitzwater presents a Sunday School lesson outline in 1925 for Moody Bible Institute Chicago. The piece notes educators and church context published via Western Newspaper Union.
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PP B Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Well Fed Children Cut Tuberculosis Risk In Growth Years
The article notes tuberculosis has fallen by about half in 25 years and emphasizes child nutrition as a key defense. It cites Dr. Henry A. Chadwick on how malnutrition correlates with infection, describing well fed children as strong and alert and undernourished ones as dull, pale, and prone to disease.
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Henry A. Chadwick
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Varieties of Plums Spread From Asia to Europe
Asia is cited as the origin of the plum tree name and fruit which later reached Italy via Syria and Greece. The article notes hundreds of plum varieties exist today, many with historic significance.
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Asia
Italy
Syria
Greece
Along Life's Trail: The Duality of Two Horses and Viewpoint
Dean of Men at the University of Illinois uses two horses Moses and Dick to teach optimism versus gloom. Moses embodies weariness and decline, while Dick remains lively and hopeful, aging without losing vitality. The essay argues that outlook largely shapes how life is experienced.
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Moses
Pauls Love for His People and Gospel Spread Lesson
The lesson centers on Paul and his work with Luke Silas Timothy Barnabas Lydia and others in spreading the gospel. It frames biographical and summary approaches and outlines key dates and themes from July to September including justification by faith and Gentile inclusion.
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Peter
Paul
Luke
Silas
Timothy
Barnabas
Mark
Lydia
James
Philippi
Holy Spirit
Christ
Jesus
Lystra
Jamesg
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Guide
A compact explainer shows how to solve crosswords by placing correct letters in white spaces. Numbers mark first letters for horizontal or vertical words. definitions sit below the puzzle. No letters go in black squares. all words are standard dictionary terms with exceptions noted.
Love of Alma Mater by Thomas Arkle Clark
Clark argues lifelong affection for a college grows from time spent there and ongoing support. He contrasts graduates who love their alma mater with those who leave quickly, noting devotion drives ongoing giving and engagement to sustain institutions.
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Thomas Arkle Clark
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth
Aldrich
Fast Worker Doctor Faces Bitter End in Meningitis Case
A village doctor summoned a specialist to treat a young colored boy with meningitis. At the cabin the patient lay on a table for a spinal injection and died as the needle entered. A bystander whispered in awe My God dont he kill em quick.
Ice Age floods carved vast rivers shifting boulders
As glaciers receded at the end of the last ice age floods surged, creating rivers that dwarfed today’s giants. Nature Magazine notes torrents so mighty that they moved enormous boulders and rocks far from their original spots.
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Nature Magazine
Just Plain Turtle Soup Mentioned in For est and Stream
An excerpt notes plain turtle soup as a dish not mock or sea turtle, praised with garlic onions carrots petites potatoes and subtle seasoning, as described by Phil Moore in For est and Stream.
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Terrapina
Maryland
Phil Moore
Quote debate on blame between Adam and Eve persists
In a brief exchange captured by the Boston Transcript, speakers note the tendency to blame women for harms while acknowledging shared human fault, with reference to the old Adam and Eve. The fragment signals ongoing gendered blame discourse.
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Boston Transcript
Read the Bible Voice of God Encouragement
A Youth’s Visitor urges readers to hear God by reading the Bible as His voice to us. The short item promotes daily scripture as guidance and inspiration.
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God
Morning Resolve Through Prayer, A Daily Guide
A Christian Evangelist counsels starting the day with prayer to keep plans orderly. The advice emphasizes spiritual discipline as a safeguard against daytime chaos and helps sustain focus from morning through night.
Some Talent God Has Given to Each of Us
A brief quote about individual gifts notes that God has given every person some talent. The statement emphasizes personal potential and the value of diverse abilities across people.
Resourcefulness of a Youth Helps Forge a Bright Start
A college freshman who arrived near penniless learned to cook and manage a household for two elderly landlords in exchange for room and board. He later built savings, bought a car, and by next June plans to leave with about one hundred dollars in the bank. He intends to help another needy student start as well.
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Wayne
Hving
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