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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
3
Right Reverend Leopold Krull, bishop to Liberia, notes American missionaries travel hundreds of miles yearly in jungle hammocks or along 450 miles of coastline by launch. Six months are spent exploring or traveling inland while six months are hindered by torrential rains restricting work to a small coastal strip.
Dr Barton notes that enabling hearing through special equipment in a Royal School for Deaf and Dumb Children cinema improves activity and health. An audiometer tracks loss. 70 percent loss still allows benefit with unmasked headphones delivering clearer consonants for speech learning. Allergies to foods can trigger hives and stomach problems, with foods like strawberries wheat and eggs implicated.
A health-forward essay urges early planning for longevity through balanced diet and lifestyle. It stresses moderate portions, regular exercise, sufficient sleep, and avoiding overeating while prioritizing milk, eggs, fruits, vegetables, and adequate protein. It notes middle age requires vigilance to prevent tiredness and disease.
Guidance from the 1938 WNU column suggests starting meals with hot broth to stimulate digestive fluids and drinking a hot beverage at bedtime. It notes five or six small meals can be easier to digest than three large ones and emphasizes discovering a personal schedule to shape aging.
The article explains making a compact hot dish mat from white cotton cabie cord with corset strings, detailing braiding steps and edge assembly. It promotes Christmas gifts and references Sewing Book 2 Embroidery Gifts and Novelties, with an offer to send 25 cents to Mrs Spears in Chicago.
A quotation from Dale Carnegie urges readers of all ages to choose books that enrich and inspire self improvement. The message emphasizes personal growth through literature.
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