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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
2
The article by Dr Morris Fishbein discusses diet balance to prevent constipation. It argues that a ratio of fruits and vegetables to meat improves digestion, suggesting meat should be supplemented with ample vegetables and bitter substances. It cites medical journals and historical views on meat heavy regimens.
A health column discusses how parasites in contaminated foods can infest the human body and notes that diet does not alter blood pressure or poison levels. It explains proteins from meats, differences between red and white meats, vitamin content, and meat digestibility. It mentions game protection efforts and a report from Battimers about sustaining game supply.
An unclear historical notice discusses safety and child welfare, urging guardians to supervise kids and avoid neglect. The text references a moral stance on child care and community responsibility, with scattered mentions of remedies and warnings.
Lovettsville and nearby residents gather for a Thursday evening music event featuring the Vircana Creepers and community remarks. Hospital updates, farm moves, and social notices fill the page with names such as Mrs Lette Louder and Mrs Thos Wonser.
A fragmented station schedule lists WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC programs for Saturday. Entries include Cross program, orchestras, church and college concerts, sports, and a boat race coverage with various times and stations.
A brief 10:20 commentary covers the boat race with notes on participation from England and Scotland. The report mentions Madrid and Toronto connections and lists Winnipeg and Music Hall references in a compact update.
Ralph Lampert Jr of the class of 37 was chosen editor in chief of the Gold Bug for 1936 37 at a Westminster senior meeting. He succeeds Rosalie Stinerstes of Baltimore as editor and copy editor for 1935 26. Lampert is active in journalism clubs and Intermna 2 Relations Club. The report notes Lampert ranked first in sophomore comprehensive tests Fen lay ear.
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