HEALTH DIET ADVICE BY DR FRANK ME AID
Readers submit questions on diet and children health issues. The column cites improper feeding linked to repeated fevers colds and chronic diseases, with answers advising balanced diet, hydration, rest, and targeted lifestyle changes for families and children.
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Frank
Nealthy
Balpiccoy
Los Angeles
Cal
Tildren
Ir. McCor
Buss L. L
George FL
Joseph G
S. E.S
Aunt Mary Collins Remembered For Sunshine And Faith
May 24, 1927 obituary honors Mrs. Mary E. Collins known as Aunt Mary. She greeted everyone with cheer and wrote essays earning a Cleveland prize. A longtime contributor to the local paper, she influenced the community with a Christian life and generous gestures. Her memory is a benediction to all who knew her.
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Mary E. Collins
Mary
Cleveland
Community Chest
A Word for Custom
A pessimist argues that countless customs and etiquette restrict lives yet notes long traditions shaped clothing and manners. He suggests modern dress habits and refined table manners ease social interaction, while acknowledging some customs may seem harsh fetishes worth reconsidering.
Fewer Ministers May Boost Unity Says Buffalo Pastor
Rev John Richelson argues reduced minister numbers could strengthen Protestant churches and curb competition among undersized congregations. He cites one minister per 138 communicants for major groups and notes Catholic parishes average higher priest-to-member ratios.
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Buffalo
John Richelson
Independent
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
United States
Richelson
Insane Inmates Said To Hold Driving Licenses In Dearborn
Report from Detroit notes inmates at St Josephs Re asylum in Dearborn possess auto drivers licenses and drive during suspensions. One patient allegedly speeds above forty five miles per hour believing a foreign spirit powers the car, raising questions about safety and regulation.
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Detroit
St. Joseph's
Dearborn
World of yesterday and anniversaries listed
Yesterday entries note Joan of Arc and Stephen Girard birthdays and deaths. Victoria empress of India born in Kensington. Federal advances in Virginia. 1881 steamship Victoria capsized. 1892 Arkansas floods. 1893 statue unveiled in Crawfordsville. 1925 record cold in New York. a volcano eruption in Japan last year. Birthdays include Pinera and Garnard with other figures. Various conventions and meetings planned in Atlantic City and across multiple cities with industry groups and unions.
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Joan of Arc
Hurgannians
Stephen Girard
Girard College
France
Philadelphia
Victoria
Wuern
Krhat
Britain
Ireland
Empress of
Aington
Fir In
Lake Ontario
Arkansas
Alexandria H. Stephens
Crawfordsville
New York City
Japan
Fodays
Arthur Wing Pinera
Hurnig Londin
George Cres Garnard
Hari
Bellefonte
Newton W. Gilbert
S@vernor
Philippines
Worthington
Ohio
Mike Suzanne Lengien
Tern
Centenary of Washington U Kerr Birth Observed
A North Carolina geologist marked the Empire Day centennial amid demonstrations across the British Empire. The event coincides with Britain’s national celebrations and anticipated unity as God Save the King and Rule Britannia are heard from many signals and lighthouses.
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Washington
U. Kerr
North Carolina
God Save the
Britannnia
British Empire
Buckingham Palas
Divorce Petition Sparks Public In Feud At Hardware Store
Lean Moon seeks a divorce alleging friction with his wife who he says looks coldly at him in a hardware store window. The filing shows personal strain amid a noted local dispute.
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Sizin
Lean Moon
Reductions in Tariff and Agricultural Policy Debate
The piece profiles Robert B. Howell of Nebraska, noting his birth in 1864, naval service in the Spanish American War, and Senate tenure. It discusses tariff reform, urging policy shifts to aid farmers, proposing free lists for pig iron and steel primary products as a measured gain.
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Fariff
Rebort Beecher Howell
Nebraska
tRobert B. Howell
Adria Wit
Heo O
United Naval Acadmy
Howelh
Senate
Tsi P
Pheahl
Poem Preview from William Dean Howells Armature
An excerpt discusses William Dean Howells and his poetry and prose craft. It notes that while his verse may lack major greatness, it preserves beauty and a cultivated technique. It recalls passages about sailing and imagery of coastlines, horizons, and imagined journeys.
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William Don Howells
America
TEE FARMER By O M Kile ATLANTA Gu
O M Kile writes in TEE FARMER under editor A Cobb that Southern farmers form a rising purchasing bloc and align with farm organizations. Cobb, president of the American Agricultural Association, advocates agriculture first over party. He criticizes Coolidge Jardine farm relief moves and Federal Farm Loan Board actions.
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Atlanta
Kemmern
A. Codb
Eruraust
Faenrigs
Southern
Cobb
American Agricultural Esiors Soriation
Tomlin
Mr. Coolidge
Mellon
Federal Farm Loan Pts
Southern farming policy clash and Muscle Shoals talk
The article reports farmers' resentment over credit shifts to Fene Mexver and banking interests, discusses potential cross-region political alliances led by Cobb and an agrarian reform idea, and notes Southeast agriculture conditions with cotton prices rising. It notes doubts about unifying southern sentiment for a presidential bid and mentions Muscle Shoals development and private vs public approaches.
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Ceredit
F.ene
Cobb
South
Hhouth
Mr_ t
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Tilinais
al Smith
Democratic Party
Mr. Smith
newGaas
Bnd
Fore
Regentis Cobb
Power Trust
Mississippi Flood
Radio Artists Targeted in London Provocation
London reports quote threats against radio artists amid May 12 tensions. Authorities investigate suspected harassment and vow protection for performers as public safety concerns rise.
Unquenchable Fire A Ripping Novel by Joan Sutherland
Harpers and Brothers publish Unquenchable Fire a spellbinding novel centered on Job En-Sram a daring proadwar figure. Ingram loves a devoted wife then seeks solace with an actress as a tragedy tests all, delivering a bold quiet romance without explicit sexuality.
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Joan Sutherland
Harpe and Brothers
Jobp En- Sram
Jane Erre
Ingram
Seductive Eyes and Languid Glances Feature in Lost Look
A breezy self described note traces a ginkette who repeatedly uses her eyes to appear seductive. She claims practice in half closed lids and a flirtatious gaze, seeking a response though none yet. The piece nods to a 1927 reference and a playful ad for early cabbage and pepper plants.
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Hr Republic Syndicate, Inc
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