Faulty Nutrition Threatens Our Children, Expert Warns
Dietitian H. Boller of the National Live Stock and Meat board reports a survey showing up to 60 percent of schoolchildren sampled exhibit nutrition-related deficiencies. He cites imbalanced diets and insufficient food variety as primary factors.
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Anon H. Boller
Mun
Miya Boller
Unclear fragmentary health claims on diet and anemia
Fragmentary notes reference Mika Hover and Mika Buller discussing modern research on diet and anemia in children. Claims cover broad jump analogies, vitamin needs, and suggested foods, with emphasis on avoiding certain meats and promoting vegetables and fruit.
Dog Letters and Mail Docket in London
Margery Wyn a Natress owns a tax terrier Ut who collects post at Home and chews letters. The dog lifts letters for Gick2, leaving Utters the Wad, then swallows the circular. Peter, after chasing the dog, ties his hag cot and chows the circular, while the dog can weep, smoke a pipe and salute a saldier, until a knock on the door opens it.
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London
Margery Wyn
Wamistreas
Wyn
Peter Tank
Realization of Security by Leonard A Barruit
Realization of Security discusses the fragility of material wealth and the need to internalize true security. It argues that fortunes evaporate quickly and urges readers to adjust lifestyle to income, recognizing inner values over external goods.
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Leonard A. Barruit
Investments That Build Wealth Beyond Depression Risks
A 1884 column from a women's newspaper urges prudent investment in health education and integrity. It argues personal growth, courage to learn from past mistakes, and steady effort create lasting security, challenging reliance on risky shortcuts and outlining a path to resilient wealth through wise choices.
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Paris
Abandoned Mines Drive Mushroom Business in Greensburg
A damaged OCR record describes abandoned mines in Greensburg Louisiana repurposed for mushroom farming. It notes local residents, a teen involved in a Westmoreland County incident, and a small indoor operation operating over several years with unclear dates and specifics. The fragment mentions miners, a manager, and improvised facilities used to cultivate mushrooms.
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Greensburg
Westmure-land
Residecta Inn
M. Ty Hose
Tyrenaurer
Aptong
Gianines
The Chair as the Center of a Well Furnished Home
An early 20th century discussion on chairs emphasizes comfort and fit. It compares chair types from sewing chairs to boudoir chairs, noting upholstery, dimensions, and body support, with advice on choosing a chair that suits height, depth, and movement. It also mentions foot stools, springs, and the evolving fashion of seating in bedrooms.
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Howe About Back to Recovery Temperance Debate
A fragmentary satirical column by ED Howe criticizes the back to recovery theme and temperance policy, denouncing prohibition as a misstep while arguing for sober measures. It touches on public affairs, political reactions, and mentions an adjusting incident in Miami Titus, with broad social commentary and literary references.
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ED Howe
Wolsky
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