Underweight Children Improve with Diet and Rest
Dr. James W. Barton discusses how nutrition and habitat influence child growth. Better diet and living conditions raise height and weight, while rest supports body processes. milk, meat, eggs, dairy, greens, fruit, and cereals aid stature and vitality.
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The Marriage Problem The Marriage Problem
The Marriage Problem notes the author of Why Marry and The Married Life of the Frederick Carrelis.
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Future of marriage and birth control in society
The author argues marriage will persist with changes and two forms likely. He foresees a rise of childless marriages requiring laws, early mating, easier divorce, and an aristocracy of parenthood for the fit, shaping future family structures.
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Dog wagon lunch wagon critique and a moral about mirrors
A humorous piece describes a dog wagon or lunch wagon as a wheeled eatery and criticizes cooks who fry everything. It juxtaposes a boy named Lester with failing math and later college success, concluding that success stems from corporate influence and reflection.
Curious Facts Worth Knowing From Oddities And Poems
A collage of curious trivia and poems including remarks on worms, beards, miners named Charlie, Guam vaudeville, typewriter ribbons, alligators, and soldiers in Chinese wars. It weaves in cautionary verses on patience, judgment, and justice, plus fragmented literary trivia and a playful canary poem about a silly bird.
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Guam
Monogram Alphabets Sparkle in Linen Needlecraft
Four alphabets in varying sizes plus transfer patterns for initials and monograms to fit into diamond or triangular shapes. Uses satin seed and buttonhole stitches with cut work. Includes three sizes and a 8 inch high alphabet plus placement illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Cent., 82 Eighth Ave., New York.
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Almanac That Saved Columbus On View In Paris Exhibit
In Paris a library display features an almanac reputed to have saved Christopher Columbus. The 120 items shown date 1489 to 1569 and include the Perpetual Almanac of Abraham Zacuto. Legend says Columbus used it to predict a solar eclipse and deter the Indians during his voyage.
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Promoted for Home Use
An advertisement urges readers to try Phillips Milk of Magnesia with a bottle for home use and tablets at 25 cents per box. It advises ensuring the product is clearly marked Phillips' Milk of Magnesia before purchase.
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Forward and Upward Though a Forerunner’s Life
Excerpted quotation from David Livingstone on moving forward and purpose. Included is a snippet noting Jamaica’s waters teem with fish yet natives prefer salted Nova Scotia fish for daily meals.
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Nova Scotia
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