Egg diet extols simple nutrition and digestibility
A brisk defense of the egg diet praises eggs as easily digested and possessing lasting energy. The argument frames eggs as a compact, reliable nutrition in modern life.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
9
A brisk defense of the egg diet praises eggs as easily digested and possessing lasting energy. The argument frames eggs as a compact, reliable nutrition in modern life.
The Star urges formation of the logged-off land district under the Morphine law on December 6 to rehabilitate waste lands and aid immigrant settlement near the Panama Canal. It calls Pomona grange to support the measure, oppose timber barons and real estate sharks, and elect honest commissioners, noting the district could establish its own powder factory.
The writing extols Theodore Roosevelt as a remarkable figure with swift reactions and wide influence while noting his South American prominence. It also discusses Puget Sound harbor discrimination in a seamen’s bill and mentions Congressmen Humphrey Bryan Lottie Delucchi Tom Osborn, and reform themes with light satire.
Article extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative and tonic for children and teens. It claims it prevents constipation, supports growth, and builds general strength, with dosing guidance and a money back guarantee. A free sample offer is extended via a mail request.
The speaker laments flirtatious scenes and timing for romance while two lovers share a private moment under the pump kin moon. He contrasts seasons and crowded nights with a solitary, intimate rendezvous as the moon smiles above.
The speaker laments jail and contempt of court for refusing to testify about a conversation with Mr. Mockerange, the parsnip magnate. He decries the trial’s delay, distrusts those in authority, and rages at the oppressiveness of jail and the target of his anger.
A jumble of book titles and misquoted notes spans topics from translated works to political figures and sensational lines. It lists titles like Ancient Ideals American Ideals The Colonel's Experiment Crowda The Hand of the Mighty Lost Road and The Custom of the Country plus references to Wilsons tariff bill and Uncle Sam in a new role. It mentions the Washington Herald Cornell student and a Tacoma woman and notes about a pilot's farewell from a ship at Sandy Rock.
A farmer hurries a country doctor to a distant farmhouse at night. The physician asks three dollars for his service, while the farmer notes the livery horse would have charged five dollars to return him home.
Advertisement lists Stewart Home at 86 West Stewart offering rest modern outside rooms with a rate of 26 cents to bid.
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