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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
3
The article explains how greens and fruits supply minerals and vitamins, their role in digestion, and the benefits of canned foods. It highlights iron from leafy greens, calcium in vegetables, vitamin A from green leaves, and vitamin C from citrus and tomatoes, plus the value and safety of canned options.
An analysis highlights canned salmon as a highly economical and nutritious option for children over six. It notes limited fresh salmon availability in markets and the advantage of nearby salmon canneries reducing time from water to can.
There is no reason a normal person should not drink coffee after middle age unless a doctor forbids it. Many people find both coffee and tea comforting in their late years.
Indulge in luxury with this doily pattern for buffet or luncheon tables. Three sizes listed 15 by 28, 12 by 5 inches, with instructions, stitch details, illustrations, and materials. Send 5 to 12 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern.
The clip recalls William Jennings Bryan at a Chautauqua event where a prior speaker spoke for an hour and a half. Bryan simply raised his hands and offered a benediction to conclude, prompting a quip from two onlookers about the length of the earlier speaker and the next performer.
Nurse Jean Balcourt at the Forty Million hospital northeast of Edmonton says doctors found it hard to diagnose airmen's flirting Indians because they are taciturn. She notes another obstacle is that they are pale and hard to read.
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