Flight crash rescue fuels a nursemaid’s plea and family shock
Kitty Medill and Gunnar Thorwald race to aid Sarah Lynn after a plane crash. Gunnar frees her trapped companion, tending wounds as Duncan Van Doren and Mrs Dana confront fear, longing, and the disquiet of keeping lovers apart as Sarah Lynn wakes.
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Sarah Lynn Dana
Social
Canavale
San Jose
San Francisco
Kitty Medill
Department of Commerce
Gunnar Thorvald
Duncan van Doren
Duncan
Mrs. Dana
Bixford
Chicago
Conrad Jordan
Tahoe
Gunnar
Lynn Dana
Sarah Lynn
Mary
Calvary Lesson Emphasizes Self Sacrifice for Others
A June 19 lesson centers on Mark 15 22 39 with the cross as the path to life and forgiveness. It highlights Christ crucified Forsaken and the veil rent as the new way into the holiest through his blood and a call to believers to live righteously through him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Jesus Christ
Alexander Maclaren
Christ
Jesus
Luther
Paradise
Eph
Holy of Holies
What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goudiss
Medical expert C Houston Goudiss warns overweight harms health and longevity. He explains fat burdens heart and organs, links excess weight to heart disease diabetes and kidney issues, criticizes fad diets and unbalanced pills, and advocates rational weight control through diet and energy balance.
Bald Eagle Ferocity Questioned by Student Observer
A student reports no sightings of bald eagle attacks during a three month Alaskan archipelago stay and challenges magazine claims that eagles are among the fiercest birds of prey. He cites his systematic observations and suggests the depictions of violent acts may be exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Casillo
Nature Magazine
Plymouth Rock
Alaskan
Beneficial Owls Highlighted Except for Great Horned
The barn, eastern screech, snowy, western burrowing, northern barred, great gray, long eared, short eared, and saw whet owls are deemed beneficial for vermin control. Only the great horned owl is considered harmful, and since it is uncommon, it should be left alone.
Life Expectancy and Body Weight in Insurance Data
Insurance data show that aging and increasing weight raise death risks. Overweight life may shorten lifespan, with estimates suggesting up to ten years less for heavier individuals.
What Should You Weigh
This article explains weight targets by age, recommending 5 to 10 pounds above average for those under 30 and 10 to 20 pounds below average after 30. It urges maintaining a normal weight by age 30 and cautions against unsafe reducing methods and unprescribed drugs that can harm health.
Learn How to Plan a Laxative Diet Bulletin Request
Readers are invited to write to C. Houston Goudiss in New York City for a free bulletin titled Help ful Hints on Planning a Laxa tive Diet. It offers concrete tips on correct eating and hygiene, lists laxative foods, and includes a full week of sample menus. A post card suffices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Calorie counting aids safe gradual weight loss advice
The author urges overweight readers to consult a physician and learn to count calories. It explains calorie as a measurement of food fuel and energy needs, giving examples like 50 calories per tablespoon of sugar and 100 for butter. Daily needs vary by sex and activity, and reducing intake by 500 calories weekly can shed about a pound each week.
Reducing Bulletin Promotes Protective Foods in Diet Plans
The sample week of menus and guidance urges including protective foods in daily meals to support weight loss. It asserts that maintaining weight could extend life by about ten years and encourages readers to master fat and fate.
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WNU
Houston
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Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Copyright
D. Appleton—Century Co., Inc
Mt. Umunhum
Manzanita
Gunnar Thorwald
Kit
Babe
Okey
Hermod
Bill Dana
Mary Dana Webster
Neddy
Ned
Dana
Dunn
Son
God
Food Authority
By C. Houston Goudiss
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
C. Houston
Goudiss
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