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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1938

Page

3

You Cant Print That Nickname Bill and Nicknames

Essay on Mississippi Senate Bill No 189 and the clash over nom de plumes and nicknames. Notes how public figures long used nicknames from Johnny Appleseed to Old Hickory and how banning nom de plumes would affect editors and readers across literature sports and politics.

Mississippi Senate State OF Mr. Webster Frank Harper Peachtree Harper Jonathan Chapman Johnny Appleseed Henry Clay Miller Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson James A. Garfield Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Herbert Hoover John Tyler James K. Polk Andrew Jackson Congress White House Rutherford B. Hayes Tilden Electoral Commission James E. Polk Chester A. Arthur Chet Benjamin Harrison Tippecanoe Little Ben Harry James G. Blaine William Jennings Bryan Platte Stephen A. Douglas John C. Fremont Daniel Webster Eixpounder Winfield Scott George. B. McClellan Little Mac Napoleon Teddy” Roosevelt The Jerry’ Simpson Kansas Peoples Ben” Tillman South Carolina Bilbo Huey Long Louisiana William H. Murray Oklahoma William Sidney Porter Agarn O. Henry Willard Huntington Wright George S. Chappell Dickran Kouyoumjian

Proteins First in Diet for Growth and Health

Homemakers learn to plan meals around high quality proteins as essential building blocks for growth and repair. The article explains complete versus incomplete proteins, daily allowances by age and weight, and practical ways to include milk eggs meat fish cheese and legumes in balanced menus.

Wnu—C Houston Goudiss 1938

What to Eat and Why II by C Houston Goudiss

The second installment in a series by C Houston Goudiss explains food and health in clear terms. The author, a noted food authority, explores how everyday eating supports health for children, youths, and adults and is widely recognized as a lecturer and radio speaker.

C. Houston Goodiss New York Froce Food Authority C. Houston Goudiss Goudiss Mr. Goudiss

Polishing Ethics Pro and Con for Furniture Care

The article argues for using a quality light oil furniture polish both in shops and homes to preserve beauty and life. It warns against shellacs and veneers which create a false finish, dry out wood, and leave sticky residues, urging repeated light oil polishing as the proper care.

Aisle of Woman's Dreams Ad Advantage

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