Between You and Me By Louise Mainard Now They Tell Us
A collage of columns notes home life and culture. It cites an armed services medical board finding no proven benefit from antihistamines for colds, spring imagery, garden scenes, Toscanini's St Louis concert plans on May 15 featuring Beethoven Eroica, reflections on Mother's Day and a short excerpt from Anna Hempstead Branch’s Songs for my Mother with two stanzas highlighted.
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Armed Services Medical Board
Arturo Toscanini
St Louis
St. Louis
Carnegie Hall
Beethoven
Anna Hempstead Branch
E. A
Health for All TV TB discharges and community welcome
A tuberculosis hospital discharge marks the ex-patient as a survivor and a model of healthful living. Admire his courage, practical habits, and commitment to checkups, chest X rays, and self-control. Emphasize safety, warn against stigma, and welcome him back to society.
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Missouri Tuberculosis Association
Milk at breakfast boosts protein use study shows
Chicago reports from May 11 describe University of Nebraska research by Dr Ruth M Leverton on 15 young women eating two breakfast patterns. Adding milk a complete protein improved nitrogen balance and overall protein use, supporting dairy industry claims about essential animal protein.
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Chicago
Science
University of Nebraska
Ruth M. Leverton
Human Nutrition and Food Research
Murton Hult
National Dairy Council
Mother's Day thoughts and civic notes from Jefferson City
The column urges honoring mothers including those who lost a child, then pivots to civic concerns about punch boards and gambling, a fraud in Alabama selling processed horse meat as ground beef, and a personal note on speaking correctly. It ends with Kansas City transit updates after a law limiting utility strikes.
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Jefferson City
Capitol
Lawrence Lutkewitte
Alabama
Tampa
Missouri Pacific promotes three traffic men in June
Robert I. Wells will become freight traffic manager in charge of solicitation on June 1 succeeding M. P Eckman who transfers to Denver as executive representative. John M. Hrebec will become merchandise traffic manager and Richard T. Williams will be advanced to assistant merchandise manager.
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Robert I. Wells
Missouri Pacific Lines
M. P Eckman
Denver
John M. Hrebec
Wells
Richard T. Willams
Plan Church Census In Kennett May 21
The Kennett Ministerial Alliance plans a church census for Sunday May 21. Each church is assigned a city section to count parishioners. Volunteer workers will conduct the census to guide visitation committees.
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Uncle Sam
Kennett Ministerial Alliance
Your Children and Mine Speech and vocabulary for success
A columnist urges building a strong vocabulary from early training. It argues that limited words hinder progress and that children must learn to speak correctly at all times rather than only to impress others. It highlights how speech habits affect future opportunities.
Coffee firms cut prices again at wholesale level
New York roasters launch a third price reduction on vacuum packed brands as retail sales lag. General Foods lowers Maxwell House Yuban and Sanka by two cents per pound, effective immediately. Chase & Sanborn and Balers join, with other firms expected to follow.
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New York
N. Y
General Foods Corporation
Maxwell House
Chase & Sanborn
Balers
Light action in city police court
In police court Rachel Ciulvin Sunset addition was fined $10 on a charge of shoplifting. Luna Bing was fined $8 on a charge 0% being drunk on the streets.
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Rachel Ciulvin
Sunset Addition
Luna Bing
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