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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
6
The Nazi public prosecutor seeks the arrest of Prince Felix twenty two brother of exiled Archduke Otto and claimant to the Austrian throne. He allegedly fled a Vienna military academy to the Hungarian border the day before German troops marched on Austria and took with him a silver table service valued at $1000.
Lesson centers on Mark 12 13 17 28 34 and a call that a Christian must love God and neighbor while supporting civic duties. It argues national renewal through gospel urgency, civic righteousness, and faithful living by Christ followers across society.
The article credits Dr. David Marine and Dr. Kendall for iodine research and explains iodine's role in thyroid health. It describes goiter as iodine deficiency, highlights animal experiments, and notes pregnancy and childhood as danger periods. It advocates iodized salt and iodine-rich foods, cites Detroit's reduced goiter rates, and warns about iodine intake in water and medical supervision.
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods and diet and will respond to postcard inquiries sent to 6 East 39th Street New York City.
A speaker offers to provide lists distinguishing foods high in iodine from those with little iodine for families. The plan aims to help readers identify dietary sources and avoid iodine deficiency.
Readers raise concerns about toasting bread versus bread itself and the impact on digestion and weight. A strict vegetarian approach is questioned for potential nutrient gaps without dairy or eggs, while agar agar is noted as non digestible with zero calories. WNU C Houston Goudiss 1938-11.
A quotation from James Warnack in the Los Angeles Times contrasts formal courtesy with heartful kindness. It argues social civility matters, and suggests the home is the best classroom for practicing politeness among relatives to avoid social missteps.
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