Harriman Rides World Record Back to Life at Goshen
Mrs. E. Roland Harriman, noted society horsewoman, trotted the old sulky named Jay Eye Lee at Goshen N Y in a event reviving 19th century racing flair. The relic sulky once helped Jay Eye Lee set a 2:10 record in 1884 during era of trotting and showcase days.
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E. Roland Harriman
Jay Eye Lee
Goshen
Zip
Eddie Robinson
Stockton
Calif
Angels Camp
Calaveras County
Mark Twain
Mother Lode
Malipiero Remembered As Charismatic yet Cryptic Composer
The 1882 Venice born composer Signor Malipiero, famed for his controversial works and later symphonies, faced early resistance including Mussolini’s ban. He described a war shaped by disillusionment guiding a deeper artistic quest, while a gracious reclused life in a stone villa near Venice reflected his nature and humane outlook.
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REW
York
Francesco Malipiero
Royal Danielli
Venice
Signor Malipiera
Signor Malipiero
Malipiero
Virgil
Signor
Royal Opera House
Rome
Italy
New York
John Barbirolli iI
Stravinsky
Richard Strauss
Salome
Luigi Pirandello
Il Duce
Germany
Wagner
Consolidated News Features
WNN Service
Quarrel or Fight in Remark by Uncle Eben
A brief saying notes that many men enjoy quarrels, believing quarrels are better than a fight, attributed to Uncle Eben in a folksy remark. The line reflects a humorous stance on conflict and bravado in everyday speech.
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Uncle Eben
Iron and Copper
An article by C Houston Goudiss explains iron's role in blood, how blood is built from red cells carrying hemoglobin, and the symptoms and dangers of iron deficiency including anemia. It cautions that a long term iron poor diet weakens disease resistance and stresses iron rich foods for homemakers.
Two Forms of Anemia in Medical Bulletin
The article explains primary and secondary anemia. Primary is pernicious anemia, a grave condition where bone marrow cannot produce red blood cells. Secondary anemia arises from blood loss due to injury or from prolonged infection reducing the body's blood-forming reserve.
Free Blood Building Diet Sent by Mail
Citizens urged to request a free bulletin listing iron rich and copper rich foods with sample menus for balanced meals. Send a postcard to C. Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street, New York City.
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Eaders
Fece
C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Iron rich foods essential for daily health and growth
The author notes daily iron losses and suggests 12 to 15 milligrams daily for adults with higher needs for women and pregnant mothers. It highlights iron sources such as egg yolk liver and green vegetables, emphasizes copper for iron utilization, and offers to send homemakers a list of iron and copper rich foods and balanced menus.
Regal Peacock in Easy Cross Stitch Pattern 5974
A cross stitch pattern for a Regal Peacock motif 15 by 18% inches with a reverse motif 54% by 634 inches includes transfer pattern color chart and key. materials and stitch illustrations. Mail 15 cents and name address pattern number to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York.
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Household Arts Dept
14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Dreams of a Store Aisle with Everything You Need
A shopper imagines a single aisle on a single floor containing all required items. The concept envisions convenience and completeness in one location, highlighting the appeal of a universal shopping hub.
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Louis Ferdinand
Menuhin
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Miss Nola Nicholas
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