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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1939
Page
3
A compact list covers furniture care drying shoes labels tinting fabrics and cleaning with baking soda. It advises stuffing damp shoes with paper to retain shape and drying away from heat, removing bottle labels by flame, pre cleansing stains before tinting, using baking soda to clean any refrigerator, and hay to lessen paint odors.
Gardeners should use a complete commercial fertilizer when stable manure is scarce. Apply about three pounds per square rod before planting, then a side dressing after 3 to 4 weeks if growth is slow. Sprinkle lightly six inches from rows and avoid overuse.
Syd Rapoport and two brothers endured a Bear Mountain night in 1935 as a copperhead siege filled a pup tent with four snakes. Harold and Jerry Leff used damp hay to smother the snakes with smoke, saving Syd from a deadly bite and leaving him with lasting nightmares.
The ukulele evolved from a small Portuguese guitar and was adopted by Hawaiians in the late 18th century. A Stuttgart manuscript from 1180 A D links the instrument to Europe. The name derives from uku lele meaning jumping flea, and Hawaiian ukuleles are typically made of koa wood.
A damaged OCR fragment references the International Council and ALB usage of scriptures and objects. Specific entities and context are unclear due to broken text.
A sermon outlines Paul and Barnabas journeys from Cyprus to Derbe, focusing on belief versus unbelief, bold witness amid hostility, prudent retreat, and miracles. It highlights missionary zeal, church care, and the need to strengthen new believers while recognizing danger and divine guidance.
The article argues weight is tied to nutrition and overall health, not vanity. It explains body fat as surplus fuel and emphasizes adjusting daily fuel value through diet and between meal snacks to boost energy for thin people and improve well being.
The article advises adults over 30 to adjust fuel intake to avoid excess fat or health decline. It notes overweight individuals should reduce intake gradually, while underweight people with small appetites need to eat more to gain weight. It emphasizes health and mental efficiency linked to weight.
Nutritionists link tall slender builds with shorter digestive tracts and higher activity levels. Such people may pass food quickly, limiting nutrient absorption. They burn more energy, making fat storage unlikely unless the diet is specially planned to meet needs.
The article outlines a well balanced diet to support weight gain for slender individuals. It highlights easily digested, high nourishments like eggs cheese cream butter or margarine bacon bread cereals soups custards ice cream rice tapioca and milk addition. Fruit juices with milk or cream boost appetite and fuel intake.
The article suggests adding a light snack midmorning or midafternoon to boost nourishment without spoiling the regular meals appetite. It emphasizes timing to avoid reducing hunger for the main meal.
Short rest before meals may help better food use says nutritionists. Thin people tire quickly and should get long hours of sleep at night to maintain energy.
A study notes that one quart of skim milk plus butter equals the food value of a quart of whole milk. It also explains liver provides vitamins A B C G, with vitamin C reduced by cooking, and highlights iron and copper as blood-building nutrients. Muscle meats supply vitamin G and some B. Pork offers higher B vitamin than lamb, mutton, or beef.
The National Safety Council notes 1937 data showing about 58 percent of urban injury accidents occur at intersections while rural areas see about 24 percent. It also says 52 percent of two vehicle intersection crashes were right angle collisions.
Luther Burbank counsels that holding loving thoughts toward people, animals, plants, stars, oceans, rivers, and hills while being helpful to the world leads to daily happiness. He links happiness with health and the attainment of personal desires.
In a promotional note the cereal Kellogg's All-Bran is recommended as a solution for constipation caused by a lack of bulk in the diet. The advertisement emphasizes daily use as a pleasant, effective approach.
In a reflective note the author urges deep exploration beyond shallow appearances to uncover valuable insights. The metaphor compares seeking pearls to diving below the obvious layer to find true merit and understanding.
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