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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
6
Sarah Lynn Dana, the restless Dana girl, receives a Gipsy Moth named LADY BUG from Great Granny Dana and Uncle Lynn, marking the start of her flight training. Le Roy, the pilot, agrees to begin ten hours of instruction followed by solo flying as her first lesson tomorrow.
After a tense moment on the runway Conrad Jordan signals Miss Dana to board the Hermod. They fly over Santa Cruz mountains then land and speak with Gunnar about Glendale and future flight ambitions for women.
Sarah Lynn soars above a leveled meadow in a Gipsy Moth at San Jose airport and feels ecstasy as flying grants her a new identity. Gunnar Thorwald arrives, the reporter photographs the moment, and plans form to drive home with Great-granny and Uncle Lynn awaiting on the road.
The piece notes aging affects hat size and recalls Dr. Ales Hrdlcka’s Aleut skull find of 2005 cubic centimeters, ranking second to Turgenev’s 2030. It cites Webster and Beethoven as large brains, Kant and Napoleon as lighter, and argues intelligence hinges on cortex, not brain weight.
Bloodsucking leeches are described clinging to the skin of snapping turtles hind legs and feeding on the creature’s blood in observational notes from the field.
Houston Goudiss warns homemakers to discard food fads and fallacies. He debunks ideas like fish as brain food and lettuce as a narcotic, explains water with meals aids digestion, warns against fasting, and urges reliance on established food facts to protect family health.
The article dispels myths about vegetables and fruits and explains how color or texture does not determine quality. It notes deep green lettuce offers more vitamins and that string bean snaps reflect storage conditions. It also challenges old ideas about acid fruits and milk curdling, explaining stomach acids at work.
A renowned investigator tested milk digestion by feeding one man a pint in 10 seconds and then again in 10 minutes. Half an hour later, stomach contents showed the milk swallowed quickly formed smaller curds than the slower sip, debunking the belief that fast milk intake hinders digestion.
Readers are invited to write C. Houston Goudiss in New York for a free copy of his bulletin. It offers concrete tips to combat faulty elimination through correct eating and hygiene. The pamphlet lists laxative foods and includes a full week's sample menus.
An analysis warns against extreme dietary beliefs. Cooked fruit can be easier to digest and sterilizing. raw fruit is often tastier and richer in vitamins. Whole wheat bread has more minerals but can be balanced with other foods to avoid excluding white bread entirely.
An article argues fad diets harm by exploiting homemakers seeking dietetic knowledge, condemning their tendency to oversimplify nutrition and mislead the public.
A fad diet claiming starches and proteins cannot be digested together is condemned by the medical profession. A leading physician has proven clinically that starches and proteins do not interfere in the stomach, and that most foods contain mixed nutrients rather than pure proteins or carbohydrates.
The guidance discusses energy from light corn syrup and iron in dark corn syrup. It notes pure molasses provides calcium and iron. It states nut protein rivals meat and fish but should not replace milk and eggs for minerals and vitamins.
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