Lemon and water wake up your bowels
A health note urges drinking the juice of one lemon in a glass of water first thing each morning to stimulate natural bowel action and promote regular elimination. It touts lemons as rich in vitamin C and other nutrients, claiming improved digestion, appetite, and energy.
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Valerian Root Perfume Then Stench in 16th Century Dress
The dried valerian root produced a powerful odor viewed as highly offensive today yet in the 16th century its scent was prized for perfuming clothing. This contrast shows shifting perceptions of fragrance across eras and cultures.
Mysterious Mazatlan murder trails down to Pedro
In Mazatlan the Chesebro case heats up as Pedro the pulque seller vanishes before night, a chase that leads Rogers and Huntoon Rogers to Lombardo. Reed Barton is arrested on a burst of circumstantial evidence tied to a quarrel with Chesebro and a bladed paper knife found in his room.
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Rogers
Lombardo
Pedro
Orizaba
Margaret
Dwight
James Chesebro
Fellows
Chesebro
Elsa
Pedros
Senora
Pulque
Senor Chatfield
Pepe
Senor
Senora Chatfield
Lenora
Sam Chatfield
Hunt
Mazatlan
Jefe del Policia
Otilio Lombarda
Kitty Chatfield
Gentlese
Senor Reed Barton
Barton
Senor Madison
Senores
Senor Barton
Senor Chesebro
Senorita Chatfield
Senor Castillo
Reed Barton
Reed
Mexico
Huntoon Rogers
Castillo
Russia uses Pravda to pressure Britain on a second front
Washington observers say Pravda editorial on British seeking a separate peace with Nazi Germany signals Moscow aims to pressure Britain and influence Allied strategy. Diplomats note Izvestia would carry Kremlin views, while Pravda offers a one-step-removed signal to Roosevelt and Hull.
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Russia
Pravda
Ribbentrop
Izvestia
Kremlin
Communist Party
Stalin
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Roosevelt
Hull
Europe
Churchill
Balkan
Teheran
Africa
War department keeps casualty messages via Western Union
Letters from ministers and families urge using pastors to soften tragic news. Army argues clerics cause delays and possible unavailability, noting high priority of casualty messages and the risk of slower delivery through a clergy channel.
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War Department
Western Union
Army
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