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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

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U S Refusal to Curb Spending Endangers Conciliation Drive

A long analysis portrays Hopkins’ shift from reform to recovery and a push for budget balance. It notes Morgenthau’s tax raises, debt-limit debates, and Congress' mixed signals on spending and taxation while labor peace and rail regulation proposals loom. The piece argues continued spending risks alienating business and portends political maneuvering ahead of 1940.

U.S Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr Harry Hopkins Commerce Daniel C. Roper Hapkins Des Moines Mr. Hopkins Hopkins Morgenthan Morgenthau House Morgentthan Congress Morgenthal Seventy-Sixth ‘Congress Roosevelt Wyoming Joseph C. O'Mehoney C.E F. of L U. S. Labor Department John Lewis A. F. of Wiliam Green Wall Street Manhattan Guaranty Trust Company

Longevity Trends and Industry Notes From 1938 Era

Babies born in 1938 showed a 62 year life expectancy, one year more than 1937 and two years more than 1931. Dr Percy Bridgeman, Harvard physicist, will cease dealing with scientists from totalitarian states. The 1939 New York automobile exposition will feature only mild changes from current models, four weeks ahead of last year. U S employment fell by 80 000 in January, first drop since August.

U. S. Public Health Service Percy W Bridgeman Harvard U. S

Eggs the indispensable daily staple for healthful meals

Experienced homemakers know eggs enrich cookery from binding to coating and thawing. They rank beside milk as protective foods, supplying vitamins A B D and G, aiding growth, bone and muscle development. Include an egg per person daily, or at least four weekly, and use eggs in lent dishes, puddings, custards, and baked treats for balanced diets.

WNU C. Houston Goudiss

Eggs as a nutritious main dish for diets and growth

The article notes eggs provide high quality proteins good for body tissue, useful for children and adults needing building up. It describes egg white as mostly protein and water, yolk as diverse amino acids with fat and rich minerals and vitamins, with yolk valued for children and white sometimes withheld.

Eggs Noted For Iron And Phosphorus Value

Eggs are highlighted as good sources of iron and phosphorus. Iron supports hemoglobin formation while phosphorus aids in building teeth and bones and helps regulate blood neutrality. The passage emphasizes the nutrient roles of phosphorus in the body.

Raw and Cooked Eggs Digest How They Are Used

Raw eggs digest about 97 to 98 percent of their protein, while slightly cooked eggs digest more completely than raw white. Shell color has no nutritional value, and variety in preparation helps avoid menu ruts. eggs can be served in many ways beyond sunny side up.

California Claz- B. Lea Montena Burton X. Wheeler Association of Americas Roads Fusi Interstate Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission U. S R. V. Fletcher Generaco U.S Henry A. Wallace Senate Farm Committee Wallace

Barbara Belt Spring Pattern Book Offers Fun Apparel

The Barbara Belt Spring Pattern Book is now ready and available for 15 cents per pattern. Readers can order by sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago, with patterns designed for sizes 12 through 50 and materials lists included.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept O. W. Wacker Chicago W Bell Syndicate WNU

Around the House: Practical Tips for Home Care

Juicy Lemons soaked ten minutes in warm water yield more juice. Oil hinges of easement windows to prevent rusting. Empty carpet sweeper into dampened newspaper to curb dust. For cleaning fowl, dissolve a handful in water to improve grip when drawing.

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