Malnutrition Called Greatest Childhood Enemy
Dr Roe told a meeting at the Scottish Rite Cathedral that malnutrition is a major drawback to child development and that undernourishment weakens both mind and body. He urged milk and proper diet to lift backward pupils and improve performance in class and on the athletic field.
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Scottish Rite Cathedral
Doctor Roe
Ruth Roe
J. E. McCann
Joe Southall
Alvin Wingfield
Frank E. Leslie
A. C. Mitchell
Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Gaines
St. Francis ‘Street Methodist Church
Young Delegates Attending Camps At Magnolia Beach And Battles
The Preveapytérian camp at Magnolia Beach hosts about 150 delegates from faculty members. About 100 delegates attend the Episcopal camp for young people at Battles on the Eastern Shore.
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Magnolia Beach
Battles
Jack Daw's Adventures Ten by Hal Cochra
A fragment from a serialized tale shows Dotty and Jack on a boat. Dotty learns sail handling as she fixes the rudder and takes the rope, then joins Jack for instruction.
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Jack Daw’s Adventures
Hal Cochra
Dotty
Jack
Aged Wanderer Henry Veitch Buried at Atmore
Residents of Atmore buried Henry Veitch of Akron Ohio in Sullivan Cemetery yesterday. The wanderer, found on the outskirts days earlier, died from sunstroke after being cared for by George Frazier. He spoke of being at sea aboard fishing smacks and matched a prior description of Veitch picked up for loitering.
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Atmore
Henry Veitch
Akron
Ohio
Sullivan Cemetery
George Frazier
Marine Engineer Touts Herb Juice Relief
Marine engineer Chas DeBinder of Mobile Alabama praises Herb Juice for curing indigestion gas pains and bloating. He says after weeks of use he can eat freely and recommends it to friends, noting his improvement and plans to learn more at local drugstores.
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Chas. DeBinder
Church Street
Mobile
Ala
Heb Juice
Mr. DeBinder
Fauhard
Albright & Wood Drug Store
Albright & Wood
Vay
Lealing Drupstes
Perpetual land leases in Japan spark diplomatic tension
Tokyo reports a coming need for talks with foreign nations over perpetual land leases in treaty ports. About 4,900 acres are held by foreigners, mainly affecting Yokohama Kobe Nagasaki. Landowners claim tax exemptions and resist relinquishing rights delaying public works after the 1923 earthquake, with American leaseholders mostly cooperating while British holders resist.
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Luther A. Ston
International News Service
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagasaki
Little Theater to Close Next Week
The Little Theater of Mobile ends its winter season with two final plays Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Suppressed Desires features Susan Glaspwell and a noted cast with Charles E. Meredith directing. Evening Dress Indispensable stars Claudia Willis Kate Greenwood Clayton Wing and others under Delia Kern's direction. Caleb Stone's Death Watch presents Edmond de Celle and a large lineup with De Celle directing.
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Little Theater of Mobile
Susan Glaspwell
Esther ‘Reynoolds Dill
Julie Reed
R. J. Scott
Charles E. Meredith
Roland Pertwee
Claudia Willis
Kate Greenwood
Clayton Wing
Vivian Thompson
Marie Cowles
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