Speaking of Sports Baseball and Hockey Keep Stewart Busy
Bill Stewart, manager of the Chicago Blackhawks, followed a Stanley Cup triumph with a return to umpiring and baseball duties. The Hawks upset Toronto in the final, overcoming lineup injuries and league politics, with key saves by Mike Karakas and late shots by Doc Romnes. Stewart’s energy shows in juggling hockey and baseball roles as the season begins.
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Roger Jenkins
Louis Trudell
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Ruthless goals and new faces in baseball headlines
Rudolph Preston York of the Detroit Tigers aims to break Babe Ruth home run records and help win the American League pennant. He already hit 18 homers in August 1937 and 35 in the year, while Stanislaus Zbyszko promotes young heavyweight prospect Wladyslaw Talun. A perfect 300 by Mike Blazak highlights bowling news, with Ray Schalk Jr and Rogers Hornsby in coaching moves for 1930s baseball.
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Night Patrol Unearths Coal Theft in Northern Lights
A Canadian settler reports two tons of coal stolen from MacPhee's yard. Royal Mounted Officers trace a cold trail until two newcomers are identified by two young sisters who witnessed the theft under brilliant northern lights. The case ends with the shyster lawyer silenced and a proper verdict of 18 months hard labor for the culprits.
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What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goudiss
C Houston Goudiss argues fiber rich foods prevent constipation and promote health. He cites vegetables fruits and unrefined cereals as key sources of cellulose and outlines high residue and gas forming items to stimulate intestinal movement. He emphasizes daily elimination as essential and lists specific foods including raw fruits leafy greens dry fruits whole grains and citrus fruits.
Fate of Food in the Body
The article explains digestion from mouth to colon, detailing esophagus, stomach, small intestine, liver and pancreas secretions, and absorption through intestinal villi. It notes peristalsis moves waste to the colon, where insufficient bulk causes constipation and potential poisons from stagnating material.
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Importance of Vitamin B for digestion and elimination
Vitamin B is essential for normal elimination and muscular tone in the digestive tract. Studies in experimental animals show the large intestine takes twice as long to empty when vitamin B is deficient. Good sources include yeast eggs milk whole grains liver and leafy greens.
Proper diet aids easy bowel evacuation
A sufficient amount of liquids is essential to keep the lower intestine from becoming too hard. Include water milk fruit juices and other beverages. Acidophilus milk and buttermilk are especially beneficial. Fats and oils, in moderation, act as gentle lubricants.
Regular Habits for Healthful Eating and Elimination
Regular meals and fixed evacuation times aid body rhythm. Avoid overeating as it frequently causes constipation.
Preserving Oilcloth and Cooking Tips
Instructions on sealing oilcloth edges with bias tape to prevent fraying. How to prepare baked potatoes by scooping, mashing with butter and egg yolk, then browning. Advice to rinse silk undergarments in barely warm water with multiple rinses. A cardboard shield helps protect wallpaper when painting molding. A method to retain meat juices by searing at high heat before slow cooking.
Have You a Question for C Houston Goudiss
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition health and personal hygiene. Postcard inquiries receive the same careful attention. Address 6 East 39th Street New York City.
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Homemaker’s Role in Preventing Constipation Through Diet
The passage emphasizes the homemaker’s duty to safeguard the family from faulty elimination by planning meals to keep the digestive system functioning properly. It argues that a well balanced diet can prevent constipation and support overall health.
Questions Answered on Eggs Milk and Strawberries
Mrs B notes that eggs yolk provides minerals and vitamins and helps balance iron in a child's diet while still supplying protein. Miss S B cautions against using cream as a substitute for milk though it adds vitamin A. Mrs A McK says strawberries are rich in vitamins A B and C and comparable to citrus and tomatoes for vitamin C.
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Hidden Benefits of Quality Oil Polish for Furniture
The article explains that good oil based furniture polish not only adds luster but feeds the finish. Regular use keeps wood moisturized, prevents drying and cracking, and extends life. Cheap polishes with heavy oils are greasy and unpleasant. Use a light oil polish as directed for best results.
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