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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1939

Page

9

When to Eat Between Meals The Goudiss View

Nutrition guidance on mid day and evening snacking stressing whole day balance. Advocates flexible meals from three square to four to six smaller feedings, based on energy needs. highlights light, easily digested options like milk and crackers for afternoon fatigue. notes special needs for children and elderly. outlines balanced diet requirements including milk eggs meat vegetables and fruits.

Wnu C Houston Goudiss

Nutritional Balance for Daily Meals

The text argues that while opportunities to depart from routine exist, increasing meal count should reduce portions to avoid digestive strain. It emphasizes providing all essential nutrients in each day’s intake to prevent improper nourishment and support sound health.

TIPS Gardeners TIPS Gardeners

Gardeners once aimed for oversized produce but experts say quality drops. Harold N. Coulter notes higher pounds with lower quality from overgrown crops. Many vegetables taste better when half grown and should be planted more often to ensure steady supplies. Flower seeds are rarely saved due to cross pollination producing inferior offspring.

Harold N. Coulter Ferry Seed Breeding Station

Progressive education and a two dollar camera promote art

In New York and Colorado Springs progressive schools push creative limits with a $2 camera. David Hare, a 22 year old from a New York family, exhibits color portrait work including Roosevelt with a three lens system. Critics hail him as a new Leonardo da Vinci of the camera.

EW York Lincoln School of New York Jave Eveeal Daniel Fountain Valley Progressive School of Colorado Springs David Hare Hare Mr. Hare Jens Lindbergh Asses

Two Dish-Towel Pockets for Pantry Door

Instructions describe making two pantry door pockets from four dish towels with bright red borders. Upper pocket for clean towels and lower for soiled towels hook onto door with brass rings. Includes cutting guides, yardage of 3 1 2 percent yards if toweling by the yard, and references to two homemaking books by Mrs. Spears offering step by step directions and a free leaflet with two-book orders.

Spears S. Desplaines St Chicago Ill

Exchanged Tastes and Mis heard Lines in a Family Scene

A mother laments changing tastes as children grow while a child jokes about spoons, dolls, and soldiers. The maid admits accidental cake missteps claiming “one of me own cremations” as the culprit.

Johnny Mary

Left Right Mother quarrel over broken plate

Betty confesses she threw down the towel and found the plate broken in her other hand. Mother questions how the mishap occurred as Betty explains the misstep.

Betty

If They Give Their Best Men Should Be Judged

A collection of maxims on judgment opinion and virtue. It suggests brevity in truth telling and notes social scale and ignorance affect enjoyment. It compares envy and effort and warns against whitewashing character while praising knowledge of duties.

Safety Talks on Driving Age and Accident Rates

The National Safety Council reports that driving skill peaks after age 20. Studies show drivers under 20 have the highest accident rate, which declines toward age 50 and then rises sharply after that.

National Safety Council the Council

Roaring 1940s and mythic questions answered

A set of curious questions covers the Roar ing 40s era and famous historical epithets. It asks about the face that launched a thousand ships, speed of a thrown ball, double-jointedness, lunar visibility, theft versus robbery, and Queen Mary fuel use. The Sicilian origin is discussed, noting Sicilians are Italians and Sicily’s population around four million with diverse historic colonizers.

Walter Johnson

Answers 1 Street directions and topics from Times Square area

The list covers New York street topics from Fortieth to Fiftieth, Helen of Troy, a Remington Arms test showing Walter Johnson throwing 122 feet per second, and notes on ligaments eyes moon rotation and theft definitions. It also cites Queen Mary’s oil consumption about 225 barrels per day.

New York

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