Oatmeal for the Quints Chosen by Experts and Government
The Dionne quintuplets and their care team in Canada select oatmeal as the family cereal. Special experts endorse oatmeal citing nutrients like minerals protein and Vitamin B to support growth and health amid public attention.
Don't Guess But Know About Bayer Aspirin Safety
A public service style note urges consulting a family doctor about safe regular use of Bayer Aspirin. It highlights historical concerns with pain remedies, asserts Bayer Aspirin as a fast relief for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia, and claims millions find it safe for regular use. It advises readers to ask for the full product name at any drug store.
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Jeremiah 7 Sermon on Obedience and Judgment at the Temple Gate
The lesson outlines Jeremiah 7 1 26 with themes of amending ways true heart service over ritual, social justice, protection of the weak, and rejecting idol worship. It warns against false prophets and the temple as a den of robbers, and contrasts obedience with sacrifice, promising blessings if the people obey God.
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The Seventh Wave Quote by J. B. Gough
A reflective saying notes that waiting for a fateful seventh wave to reach dry land is folly. It cautions against idling by the roadside while seeking wealth or influence through others.
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J. B. Gough
Conciliation Defines True Breeding and Courtesy
The passage reflects on conciliation as the core of fine breeding and warns that lacking courtesy imperils all titles to respect. It argues that rude manners invite affronts, and true dignity comes from avoiding wounding others' dignity, attributed to Lytton.
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Lytton
Duty and Virtue Court Admonition Says True Greatness Lies
A Lavater quote frames greatness as rising above ridicule in matters of right virtue and duty, urging personal integrity over public mockery and shame.
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Leacock blends economics wit in Canadian humor
The piece profiles Stephen Leacock born in Swanmoor England in 1869 who became an economist and humorist. It notes his education at Toronto and Chicago, teaching at Upper Canada College and the University of Chicago, and his 1904 leadership of McGill's economics department. It mentions his books Moonbeams From the Large Lunacy and College Days.
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England
Toronto
Chicago
Leacock
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Montreal
Ignoramus Club Promotes Mindless Fun and Satire
Stephen Leacock describes a tongue in cheek club in a Canadian town that accepts members by quiz. The group mocks world affairs and disarmament talk while promoting humor and charity efforts for children and Scouts.
Home of Giants in Norway Reveals Glacial Wilderness
In southern Norway a vast wilderness of peaks and glaciers rises from the central plateau. The Jotunheim, meaning Home of the Giants, hosts hundreds of streams and lakes with abundant trout and a national parklike expanse long rarely seen until two Oslo scientists explored it about a century ago.
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Stupendous National Park
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Glaciers in Glacier National Park Shrink to 60 Remnants
Pathfinder Magazine notes only 60 glacier remnants survive in Glacier National Park. It recalls a time of tropical climate and dinosaurs in the region, with mountains forming and colder weather allowing vast ice fields to build. The ice once hid valleys under about 2000 feet of snow and melt reduced it to today’s scenes.
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American Nature Association
America
Pathfinder Magazine
Emergence of the United States Corps of Engineers
The text notes that during the War of Independence General Washington formed an engineers corps. The corps served through the war and was discharged at its end. In 1794 a combined artillerists and engineers group existed briefly. Congress decisively created the Corps of Engineers on March 16, 1802.
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Dangers of Obesity in Surgical Outcomes
Dr James W Barton explains that overweight patients face higher surgical risk due to fat tissue hindering circulation and heart function. Studies by Dr BE Seifert show more deaths among obese patients in abdominal operations, with complications like pus, bronchitis, and pneumonia more common. Weight loss via reducing starch and fat intake is advised to lower risk.
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Boston
Savant Theorizes Alphabet Origin From Israelites Script
Sir Charles Marston argues the Phoenicians copied an Israelite writing system. He cites summer discoveries at Tell Duweir Lachish ruins near Jerusalem, where a water jar bore a new script found in an Egyptian temple ruin in the Near East.
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Eczema Relief After Five Years With Cuticura
Miss Geneva B Reid of Hamilton Ohio writes she suffered five years from eczema with itchy hands arms and feet forming large watery bumps. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment three cakes and three boxes the condition cleared. Ads note prices and free sample offer from Cuti cura Laboratories Malden Massachusetts.
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