Wedding plans stalled by airwoman’s perilous crash scene
Ed Dana and Sarah Lynn face family and future as Gunnar and Conrad Jordan grapple with the news of her secret marriage to Gunnar. Kitty Medill’s desperate rescue attempt leaves Sarah Lynn trapped under wreckage on a canyon ledge while night crowds in.
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What to Eat and Why
C Houston Goudiss warns homemakers to discard food fads and half truths. He debunks ideas that certain foods are brain or nerve boosters and explains that digestion is aided by reasonable water intake with meals. The piece urges reliance on established facts for healthy, balanced eating.
Nutrition tips compare syrups and substitutes
The note reviews energy from light corn syrup and iron in dark corn syrup, minerals in pure molasses, and protein value of nuts. It cautions nuts cannot replace milk and eggs for minerals and vitamins, urging balanced sources. Authored by WNU C Houston Goudiss, 1938-14.
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Kitty Medill Emerges from Wreckage in Painful Condition
Chapter XII portrays Kitty Medill crawling from a wreck with torn clothing and bloodied wounds. She finds a rock to sit on and, though shaken, insists she is experiencing only a bad dream or nightmare.
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Kitty Medill
Crows as Pets Learn Talking With Natural Tongue Split
An expert notes crows kept as pets can be taught to talk. It takes about ten months to start speaking, with a year to clear pronunciation. Training requires daily practice and patience, as crows perform tricks and mimic sounds while learning new words.
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Medora Hamilton Crist
Baltimore Sun
White House site chosen and corner stone laid in 1792
The search for an executive mansion site ended with Washington and Major L'Enfant selecting the capital site. James Hoban of Dublin won the design contest. The cornerstone was laid October 13, 1792, and the building opened to the president in November 1800 after Adams moved in.
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National Capital
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Debunking Veggie Myths About Lettuce and Beans
Science challenges common beliefs about vegetables. Deep green lettuce holds more vitamins, and beans that snap simply show they were stored in cold, moist conditions rather than superior quality. Homemakers often favor light green lettuce, but evidence favors color and storage history over appearance.
Fad Diets Promote Imbalanced Diets and Harm Homemakers
A commentary argues that fad diets exploit homemakers seeking nutrition knowledge. It warns that focus on individual foods ignores balance and safety, urging skepticism toward quick fixes promoted by diet advocates.
Fruits and milk myths about digestion debunked
The piece notes superstitions about eating fruits causing rheumatism and acidity. It explains acids in fruits do not create acidity, as fruits leave an alkaline ash after digestion. It also refutes the idea that fruit with milk curdles, clarifying that stomach acid actually curdles milk.
Not Necessary to Sip Milk
A widely known investigator tested milk digestion by feeding a man a pint in 10 seconds and the same amount in 10 minutes. Half an hour later, stomach contents showed the fast-drunk milk formed smaller curds than the slower sip, with both cases yielding similar outcomes.
Help ful Hints on Planning a Laxative Diet Bulletin Offer
Readers are invited to write to C. Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City for a free copy of his bulletin Help ful Hints on Planning a Laxa tive Diet. The pamphlet provides concrete tips for combatting faulty elimination through proper eating hygiene and a week of sample menus. A post card suffices for requests.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Foods Not Incompatible Diet Critique Emerges
A fad diet claims starches and proteins cannot be digested together but medical authorities dispute the idea. The text notes most foods include mixes of protein, carbohydrate and fat, with examples such as dried peas, beans and whole grain cereals.
Humility in Wisdom by Louis Kossuth
Quotation on humility as a facet of wisdom and true manliness. It notes humility complements wisdom while urging self reliance as a defining male virtue. The focus is on character and moral strength rather than external power.
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Louis Kossuth
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