Statue of Liberty Becomes Mecca For Freedom-Loving U. S. Citizens
The Statue of Liberty draws record crowds with attendance near 2 million in 1941 as visitors from diverse backgrounds marvel at its copper skin, interior frame, and torch. Described as a symbol of freedom linked to Franklin Roosevelt Four Freedoms, the monument stands on Bedloe's Island facing New York Harbor as a beacon of liberty for immigrants and the American nation.
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Don G. Sandra
Union
New York
Bedioe
Radio City
Brooklyn Bridge
Hall of Fame
United States
New York Bay
Bedloe’s Island
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Ossining
Battery Park
Bedloe's Island
Liverty
Liberty
Narrows
Auguste Bartholdi
Barthaldi
Survey Urges Home Diet Classes to Balance American Meals
MINNEAPOLIS A Northwestern National Life Insurance study calls for immediate family health defense classes in public and vocational schools to teach housewives how to stretch food budgets without sacrificing nutrition. It warns that bottled vitamins cannot replace a balanced diet and emphasizes prioritizing animal protein and fresh produce while using affordable options like powdered milk, whole wheat bread, and potatoes with skins. The report cautions against overreliance on cheap starches and stresses practical, nontechnical guidance focused on pounds, cupfuls, and common ingredients.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurence Company
Correct Labels on Cans Will Assist U. S. Housewives
New York reports a near term plan for universal grade labeling of canned goods. Grocers in cooperation with the National Consumer Retailers council will offer canned fruits and vegetables graded A and B under standards from the U S Agriculture Marketing Service. Labels will explain grade meaning, product specifications, type and style, and number of servings per can.
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U. S
New York
National Consumer Retailers Council
Agriculture Marketing Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Poor Sausage Visits Prison. Inmates Demand Better Menu
In Waupun Wisconsin 900 inmates refused to associate with the main disbal Tons and sulked at lunch. They demanded a better and more varied menu from Warden John C. Burke.
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Waupun
Wis
John C. Burke
Ambition Realized on Mount Glacier Summit
Rufus Little, with Alvin Daniels and Perley Flagg, completed a perilous ascent of Mount Glacier after weeks of grueling climbs and brutal weather. Rufus achieved his lifelong dream, becoming the first to reach the summit while his companions faced harsh choices and searing trials.
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Ryone
Cong Mount
Glacier
Rufus Little
Rufus
Alvin Daniels
Moetterhom
Perley Flagg
Lyin
Perley
Glacier's Gate
Daniels
Flegg
Gist
Merrow
Aszel
Dewn
Astin
Ridus
Eerir
Flege
Jong Rufus
Plags
Rufes
Low Back Pain May Be Result Of Infection
Doctor James W. Barton reports findings suggesting that persistent lower back pain may stem from underlying infection. The article notes diagnostic considerations and urges medical evaluation for unexplained chronic back discomfort to identify potential infectious causes early.
Health column on pain, digestion, and medical tests
A health column discusses pain relief versus diagnosing causes, stressing not to mask acute abdominal pain with drugs. It notes the value of gastroscopy in dyspepsia evaluation, explains enlarged heart causes, and mentions nervous system links to red streaks on the skin, urging medical consultation.
How Moths Get By
Entomologist Wallace Colman reports that an opening four-thousandths of an inch wide is enough for a newly hatched clothes moth larva to crawl through. He notes larvae can squeeze through paper cracks, explaining moth damage in packed woolens. Sealing cracks with gummed tape helps prevent entry.
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Wallace Colman
Bureau of Entomology and
Colman
Col Aying
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Statue of Liberty
Mecca
Tor
New York Harbor
Carkmet Island
Brooklyn
Oen
France
United States of America
Genevieve Paulson
E. J. Morrissey
Valeria
Own
Lynn Grant
Melrose
Conn
U.S
M. Paulson
Genevieve
James W. Barton
Western Newspaper Union
Dr. Barton
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