Reducing weight and nervousness in overweight patients
The article explains cutting starch and sugar foods to spare stored energy in the liver and tissues. It notes nervous weakness as weight loss starts and cites Drs Yoshida and Roberts using dextrose to manage fatigue. A sample daily diet and gradual activity are outlined, plus an alkali to prevent acidosis. It also mentions early post operative mobilization by Dr A Chaffer in Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Journal
and Record
Hatching Eggs Key to Next Season Pullet Quality
Dr W C Thompson outlines how pullet flock profits hinge on egg quality with an ideal hatching egg weight of 26 to 28 ounces per dozen. He stresses rapid gathering in cold weather, cool storage near 60 degrees, careful handling, and discarding odd eggs to improve hatch outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Thompson
New Jersey College of Agriculture
WNU Service
Gravity Principle Used to Ventilate Hen Houses
New Jersey poultry houses use a gravity ventilation system where front windows act as intakes and a roof flue removes moist air. Each unit houses 100 to 150 birds and requires a flue cross section of 2.5 to 3.5 inches per bird to ensure adequate air change and dry litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
E. R. Gross
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
Gross
Prayer Principles in Luke 11 Teach Us to Pray
Lesson outlines Jesus teaching on prayer from Luke 11 1 18 highlighting right relationship right attitude right spirit and persistent intercession. It stresses calling God Father reverence submission daily bread forgiveness temptation and divine guidance with the Holy Spirit as the ultimate gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Luke 11:1). May Everyone of Us Enroll At Once In the School of Prayer
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Britain Faces Imitation War Costs in Egypt Med Sea
The text notes Edward VII and England's naval moves in the Mediterranean to intimidate Italy and quell Egyptian unrest. It states the government reports imitation war costs to Parliament, totaling five hundred thousand pounds monthly, while ships execute light depth charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mediterranean
Italy
Egypt
House of Commons
Letter from widow of Japanese officer writes to emperor
A widow, aged forty, writes an apology letter to the Japanese emperor. She states she believes the spirit of her husband, buried nearby, shares sorrow for those who fell and reflects on the recent rebellion. The document is described as a serious expression amid events involving Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSS
Tonic
The Marriage Problem and Author Alice Williamson
A fragment referencing ALICE M. WILLIAMSON author of The Lightning Conductor and works including What Happened in Egypt and The Height of the Wedding. The note hints at a thematic collection or discussion around marriage topics and cultural essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Williamson
Egypt
Marriage and the Changing Notion of Being Good
A reflective piece argues marriage evolves slowly with time. It contrasts past and present roles of women and men, noting older women were labeled old maids at twenty one while modern couples seek sustained affection and love. The author questions how to remain "good" within shifting social norms.
Quintuplets Draw North American Tour to Canada
Doctor Dafoe reports five girls thriving amid frequent play. They enjoy sleeping outdoors in 30 below weather but only by day. The quints’ red cheeks delight visitors, with 375000 last year and 500000 expected this year, many buying farms and staying in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Dafoe
Canada
United States
Edward VIII as King and Emperor Voices a New Style
A democratic young Edward VIII becomes king of England and emperor of India. He broadcasts to 200 million under the British flag, claims fellow men instead of subjects, and avoids the traditional we voice. His father used we and spoke of my empire and my dear people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward the Eighth
King
England
India
Edward VIII
Enduring affection in a crowded marriage and noisy home
A man may carry deep affection and respect for his wife across years despite sharing a small bedroom and nightly singing of a crying baby. He may feel bored yet remains fond as she talks endlessly about servants and the children's health.
Egg Auctions Expand Across Pennsylvania Counties
Egg auctions spread from Doylestown to Montgomery Lancaster Butler Chester and Northampton counties in four years. More than 1,000,000 dollars of eggs and poultry sold in the first half of 1935. farmers gain about ten cents a dozen, buyers enjoy steadier supplies, and quality eggs fetch premium prices. New Jersey pioneered egg auctions in Flemington. Pacific coast shipments also move through New York markets.
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Pennsylvania
Doylestown
Montgomery
Lancaster
Butler
Chester
Northampton
New Jersey
Flemington
Pacific Coast
New York
Raising Ducks Without A Pond Or Stream
Farmers question why ducks are scarce on American farms. A wallace's farmer note says ducks need only drinking water, not a pond. a four inch wide trough board along the top prevents water splashing out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Roosevelt plan taxes boost for undistributed profits
President Roosevelt submits to Congress a plan to raise income taxes on corporations with large undistributed profits. Taxes could exceed 33 percent, fueling market speculation as Wall Street weighs the impact. The program aims to curb undistributed reserves while arguing that forced cash hoards would hinder expansion and jobs.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Wall Street
Congressional Medal for Gen William Mitchell Suggested
A joint resolution in the house and senate proposes congressional recognition with a medal for General William Mitchell head of American air forces in the big war. Lawmakers show broad support as the honor would please his widow and children and honor his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
William Mitchell
Consolation on marriage and companionship in old age
The speaker rebukes the idea that loneliness would follow remaining single. They challenge the belief that marriage and children are the sole remedies for aging isolation and promise to share a deeper argument about human connection beyond conventional family ties.
Two Joined Homes Proposed for Modest Means Family
The author envisions a future residence for a middle class family consisting of two adjoining apartments or two joined houses with a sense of dignified separation akin to a married couple. The description emphasizes a balanced, private yet connected living arrangement.
Panama demands rent in dollars rather than cents
Uncle Sam agreed to the canal rent but Panama rejects 59 cent dollar payments. Washington acknowledges experiments with its money while conceding the outside world should not suffer. Panama will receive 250 000 dollars before shifting from the gold standard to inflationary bonds.
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Sam
Panama
Washington
The Smiths and Their Split Personal Lives
The couple leads distinct lives with separate interests. He pursues bachelor activities beyond the partition while she runs a home based role caring for children and maintaining a private inner space for both herself and her husband.
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Mrs. Smith
Smiths
Government ownership speeds new long distance telephony
Germany via the postal ministry launches the world first long distance television telephone linking Berlin and Leipzig. The three minute call costs $1.40 and uses a strong bluish light to illuminate the caller’s face visible to the other end, a feat unimaginable at the Paris exposition era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Leipzig
Division of duties in married life described
The text outlines separate entrances between houses on each floor and assigns child care to the wife, except in illness. It argues the woman controls the babies’ care and appearances, while the man’s role is limited to observing the children only in genuine illness, reflecting a gendered division of domestic responsibility.
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Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Distant Yet Close The Smiths Preserve Early Love Charm
The text describes a couple planning a tete-a-tete invitation while avoiding offense if other engagements arise. The Smiths intend to maintain respectful space yet remain emotionally near, preserving the charm of their early affectionate days in a shared home.
Unclear fragment hints Lindbergh kidnapping case note
fragmentary text references the Lindbergh child kidnapping four years past and mentions names and unclear phrases. The source is damaged and lacks coherent details or verifiable facts for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno
Haupt
Mann
Tate
Meses Bynaicate
Changes Seen At First Glance May Prove Important
A brief note suggests that initial impressions may conceal a later shift or significance, inviting further observation to confirm long term impact.
Perfect Marriage Ahead A Century From Now
A public ledger editorial hints a perfect marriage may emerge after a century, suggesting long term social change and evolving roles rather than immediate union.
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Public Ledger, Inc
Orkney Islands Open to Regular Air Service
A National Geographic Society bulletin notes the Orkney Islands gain iso lation relief with Inverness flights letting landers receive Scotland news daily. It recalls storied attacks by Picts Norsemen and Scots, and describes Kirkwall Stromness streets and bowers, Scapa Flow harbor, and wartime roles in WWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orkney Islands
Scotland
a_ bulletin
National Geographic Society
Inverness
Landers
Firth
Pentland
British Isles
Orkneys
Isles
Stromness
Bald Head
London
Kirkwall
Pomona
Stromneys
Scapa
Sleep of the Just Ends in Tamale Vendor Fire Blast
Denver tamale vendor Mack Bowman lit a burner to heat his wares then went to sleep. The burner exploded blasting his front door from its hinges. Firemen found Bowman near his tamale wagon and he woke, saying he slept heavily.
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Mack Bowman
Denver
Bowman
Alluring Daytime Frock With Distinctive Yoke
A Barbara Bell pattern 1832 B features a daytime frock with a distinctive out over yoke and looser raglan sleeves. The design pairs a gathered blouse with a two-panel skirt and large pockets, belt with diamond buckle, offered in sizes 32 to 44 for fifteen cents.
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Barbara Bell
W. Adams
Chicago
TL ( Bel) Syndicate
WNU
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Lyons
France
WND
Dr. Barton
P. B. Fitzwater
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Edward VII
Arthur Brisbane
Bier
Leask
Egg Auctions
House of the
British Empire
United 3 “States Niy
Sleep of the Just
Econ
Reneet A Ors
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