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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
2
Houston Goudiss extols milk as the supreme food, calling it the Benjamin Franklin of foods and a treasure chest of nutrients. He lists six diet essentials milk provides including carbohydrate fat protein minerals vitamins and water plus easy digestion and its role in all ages from infancy to old age.
A defender argues milk is affordable and indispensable for health across ages. Milk protects children from illness, supports growth, and benefits adults seeking longevity and well being, making milk a priority before other foods.
The text touts fortifying the body to resist disease and regain mental and bodily vigor, presenting it as a Fountain of Youth.
The excerpt highlights milk providing substantial daily calories for children from infancy to ten years and for adults. It notes milk supplying two-thirds to three-fourths of a year old’s energy, about half for a five-year-old, one-third for a ten-year-old, and a quarter for a moderately active man. It compares milk to eggs and lean beef in energy value and protein quality, stating a quart yields over an ounce of high quality protein and that nutrition authorities deem it highly digestible and absorbed.
Milk provides calcium essential for bone development and phosphorus balance. It carries vitamins A G and B though iron and vitamin D are present in smaller amounts. Vitamin C is weak in milk but can be supplied by fruits and vegetables.
Speech lauding milk producers as workers in the nation’s most important pursuit. Advocates a safe clean supply and declares milk would be cheap at any price, urging homemakers to value the food for children and longevity.
Turkey’s Sa biha Gueckchen, 24, the lone woman air force officer, earns diamond medals for bombing Has Good Armeds in eastern Anatolia while outscoring male fliers. The piece notes her shy demeanor, training in Russia, and status as top acrobatic pilot.
Quick beauty treatment for linens via crochet border and embroidery motif. Pattern 6106 includes transfer patterns for six motifs with sizes, stitch illustrations, materials, color schemes, and crochet directions. Send 15 cents in stamps to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York City with name and address.
A yard-long electric eel develops 600 volts and sends it along its electric organs at roughly 700 meters per second, equivalent to about 1 800 miles an hour, illustrating extraordinary biological electricity.
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