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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1938

Page

6

Danavale Night Run and a Dark Family Prologue

A girl and a brindle greyhound run in the dark near Danavale as she returns from the hills to a rich frontier clan. Family scenes unfold with Great Granny Dana and Sally Ann, revealing themes of travel, independence, and the lone-wolf line of the Danas in a continuing saga.

Santa Clara Valley Danavale Dana House Ardine la Montana Pioneer House Sarry Lynn Sarah Ann Kittredge Dana Sarah Lynn Uncle Lynn Lynn Dana Stanford Duncan Lightning Greatgranny Pleo Mother Danas Sally Ann Dana Mercy Helena Sally Ann Molly Wallie Hank Dana Lynn Sally Lynn Detroit Taney Adam Adelaide

Holy Cell: Christ Drawing Illuminates Vacant Prisoner Cell

In a vacant cell at police headquarters a lone light glows for five years painting a nearly finished Christ on the wall. The Holy Cell, kept empty by order of Chief Joseph Gerk, draws visitors and staff who study the inscription I N R L and ponder the elusive artist among ongoing holdovers and awaiting trials.

Central District St. Louis Post-Dispatch Christ Joseph Gerk Jesus of Nazareth

Strait Gate serial debut of Sarah Lynn Dana in aviation romance

Ruth Comfort Mitchell presents a vivid serial about Sarah Lynn Dana, a bold aviator who rejects domestic life and finds love among uncharted skies. Readers are invited to begin the tale and follow future installments as adventures unfold.

Duncan Sarah Lynn Ruth Comfort Mitchell Sarah Lynn Dana Danas

What to Eat and Why Laxative foods by Goudiss

C Houston Goudiss argues constipation is a major health risk and urges regular elimination. He cites foods that stimulate digestion including acid fruits and vegetables plus staples rich in vitamin B such as yeast eggs milk and liver. He warns that neglecting elimination weakens resistance and invites disease.

Dietary liquids and fats aid gentle digestion

A sufficient quantity of liquids helps keep the lower intestine from becoming too hard for easy evacuation. Water, milk, fruit juices and other beverages should be abundant in the diet. Acidophilus milk and buttermilk are especially beneficial. Fats and oils, used in moderation, act as gentle lubricants.

Regular meal and evacuation schedules stressed for safety

The text emphasizes the importance of eating at consistent times and establishing regular evacuation times to promote orderly routines and safety. It highlights discipline in daily habits and emergency readiness as key factors.

Constipation Prevented by Laxative Foods in Daily Diet

The article explains digestion from mouth to colon and identifies constipation as caused by insufficient bulk in the diet. It emphasizes avoiding stagnation, poisons from bacteria, and recommends daily intake of fiber rich foods to promote regular peristalsis and prevent misery.

Large Intestine

Plant foods as bulk promoters of regular elimination

Because of their fibrous framework plant foods supply cellulose and aid bowel movement. Vegetables fruits and unrefined cereals are valuable for preventing constipation.

Laxative Foods List High Fiber Options

Foods with high residue include raw fruits with skins and seeds, dried fruits such as apricots prunes figs and raisins, raw vegetables and cooked vegetables like onions and leafy greens, legumes dried peas and beans, and whole grain cereals and bran. Vegetables include cabbage lettuce celery spinach brussels sprouts string beans and green peas.

Have You a Question for C Houston Goudiss Kitchen Lab

Readers may consult C Houston Goudiss at the Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City about foods diet nutrition and health. Postcard inquiries receive the same attention and may be addressed to 6 East 39th Street New York City.

C. Houston Goudiss New York City East 39Th Street

Guard against constipation with proper meal planning

The article urges homemakers to prevent constipation by avoiding overloading meals and managing the digestive system. It emphasizes that excessive eating strains digestion and that careful menu planning supports healthy elimination for the whole family.

Egg yolk adds minerals and balance to a child's diet

Mrs B advises including one egg yolk daily to balance iron intake in a child's diet. Miss S B cautions against substituting milk with cream due to lower protein and minerals but notes vitamin A. Mrs A McK notes strawberries provide vitamins A B and C and rank with citrus and tomatoes for vitamin C. WNU C Houston Goudiss 1938 8&

A. McK WNU C. Houston Goudiss

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