Bill Stewart Steers Blackhawks to Stanley Cup Victory
Bill Stewart, Chicago Blackhawks manager, defied fatigue by switching hats from umpire to hockey strategist. He guided an underdog team, once doubted, to defeat Toronto Maple Leafs for the Stanley Cup with key lineup shifts and bold in-game decisions. After hockey, he even umpired during baseball seasons, proving his versatile sports influence.
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Ruth-like goals drive York to greatness with Tigers
Ruth Preston York, Detroit catcher, aims to break Babe Ruth home run records and help the Tigers win the American League pennant. He already smashed 18 homers in August 1937 and finished that season with 35, while excelling as a hitter and improving as a catcher under Cochrane.
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Mexico's 10,000-Strong Faction Challenging Cardenas
A Mexican power center led by the 10,000-strong loyalist army of General Has Nothing Morris threatens the Cardenas government with civil tension. The piece notes Senors Cardenas and Cedillo as key figures, with regional and foreign backers shaping a potential upheaval amid agrarian policy disputes and political realignment.
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What to Eat and Why Laxative Foods by C Houston Goudiss
C Houston Goudiss argues improper eating and hygiene fuel constipation a chief health risk. He cites fiber rich fruits vegetables and unrefined cereals as essential to regular elimination, explains digestion from mouth to colon, and warns of infections and diseases from stagnating waste. He urges daily inclusion of bulk in diet to prevent misery and illness.
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Help ful Hints on Planning a Laxative Diet
Readers are invited to request a free copy of C Houston Goudiss bulletin at 6 East 39th Street New York City. It offers concrete suggestions for proper eating hygiene and lists laxative foods with a full week of sample menus. A postcard suffices to request.
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Foods High in Residue Aid Digestive Movement
The text lists foods rich in fiber such as raw fruits with skins and seeds, dried fruits like prunes figs and raisins, whole grains, bran, and leafy vegetables. It notes vegetables like cabbage lettuce celery spinach Brussels sprouts string beans and green peas. It also mentions foods forming gases and mild stimulants to peristalsis including spinach onions and cauliflower. Vitamin B sources include meal yeast eggs yolk liver cereals and green leafy vegetables.
Diet Guide Emphasizes Liquids For Lubrication
The article advises a diet rich in liquids to prevent the intestines from hardening, highlighting water and dairy like milk and buttermilk as especially beneficial. It recommends fats and oils as lubricants and notes acids should be used in moderation along with other beverages.
Regular Habits Emphasize Meal Times and Evacuation
Regulate habits with regular meals and fixed evacuation times to support body rhythm. Guard against overeating as it commonly causes constipation.
Around the House: Practical Household Hints
A collection of tips on preserving oilcloth by binding edges with bis siepe, preparing baked potatoes by shelling and re baking, rinsing silks in warm water with multiple rinses, using heavy cardboard to protect wallpaper when painting molding, and retaining juices in meats by searing at high heat before slower cooking.
Expert Advice From Houston Goudiss Kitchen Laboratory
Houston Goudiss offers readers advice from his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition health and personal hygiene. Letters not required as postcards receive careful attention at 6 East 20th Street New York City.
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Houston Goudiss
New York City
East
The Homemaker Battles Constipation Dangers
A homemaker guards family health by proper meal planning to prevent faulty elimination and avoid the curse of constipation, noting the digestive system requires careful care as it labors.
Questions Answered on Eggs and Nutrition for Children
Nutritionists advise including one egg in a child's diet to balance iron intake, noting yolk minerals and vitamins. Cream is not a substitute for milk, as it lacks protein and minerals. Strawberries are highlighted as a vitamin A and C source, ranking with citrus and tomatoes.
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Hidden Benefits of Polish For Household Care
A Victorian style feature extols the value of polishing furniture with a designated polish. It argues proper use prevents drying and cracking, preserves wood life, and keeps the home looking fresh and sparkling. It emphasizes the polish’s economic long term benefits for housewives.
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