Gene Rhodes a Cowboy Turned Novelist of the Cattle Kingdom
Eugene Manlove Rhodes, born Tecumseh Nebraska 1869, died California 1934 and buried in New Mexico atop San Andres mountains, left a literary legacy praised by Bernard De Voto as a true realist of the cattle era. His biography The Hired Man on Horseback argues Rhodes wrote with authentic Western voice and dignity, shaping American Western fiction for readers nationwide.
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What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goudiss
The article argues many children are undernourished due to income limits and poor food choices. It emphasizes developing a positive attitude toward food, proper meal presentation, and early conditioning to eat adequately. It links anorexia to faulty diets, fatigue, and household tension, advising physician input to uncover hidden causes.
Parents Attitude Key In Handling Finicky Eaters
The article stresses that a tactful approach by parents is essential when dealing with a young finicky eater who eats little and dislikes many foods. Mothers should neither be over solicitous nor visibly angry. scolding punishment and threats are counterproductive.
Around the House and Household Hints from Old Cookbook
A collection of domestic tips on household care and cooking. Advice includes coloring soap bubbles with vegetable tint, tightening cane chairs, using darning cotton for marking patterns, buying oversized sheets, warming tea leaves for fuller flavor, choosing painted furniture, and saving bones for soups and stock.
Helpful hints for feeding a finicky eater
Practical guidance for making family meals calmer for children. Emphasizes quiet routines, regular mealtimes, impersonal table talk with older kids, letting younger ones eat independently, short rests before meals, and trying new food presentation. Recommends mild flavors, avoiding strong condiments, and gradual changes to eating habits.
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