Food Will Win War Dont Let It Burn
National Fire Underwriters warns food loss from fires in the United States costs 12 274 050 from May 1 to October 16. At 136 soldiers fed per minute, the figure underscores vigilance against small fires that lead to large losses. Citizens urged to prevent fires, support war effort, and keep meatless and wheatless days.
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America
France
Hoover
Young
National Board of Fire Underwriters
United States
Red Cross
Y. M
Farmer urged to use fertilizer for war effort
D B Osborne appeals to farmers to increase crop yields to feed troops and allies. He stresses prompt fertilizer ordering due to scarce materials, high prices, and railroad delays, and urges using best seed and labor-saving techniques for maximum returns. emphasizes profitability and patriotic duty.
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Mr. Farmer
D. B. Osborne
Europe
Farmer
Tobacco and Youth Physically Weakened by Tobacco Use
The article states a clear fact that youths under twenty one who use tobacco are physically and mentally weakened. It cites extensive tests by doctors confirming negative effects on young users despite dissent among some physicians about adult use.
Tobacco Habits Endanger Youth says Yale and Vermont doctors
Seaver at Yale and Dr Bush of Vermont warn that cigarette use harms youths morally and mentally. They argue nicotine dulls the mind during formative years and weakens moral defenses, urging parents to enforce strict pledges against youth tobacco use.
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Seaver
Yale
Bush
Vermont
Mothers Pledge to Keep Boys From Smoking Until Twenty One
A dated editorial urges mothers to end tobacco use among sons by enforcing a strict pledge not to smoke until age twenty one. It argues current youth are influenced more by external factors than the home and condemns early tobacco use as corrupting moral character.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Bad Teeth Indicted
Bad teeth are linked to rheumatism and tuberculosis as decay can spread infection. Removal of diseased tonsils is advised when deafness, tuberculosis, or rheumatism runs in the family, though for simple sore throat consult a specialist before surgery.
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Osler
Real Trouble Head Catarrh Advice From Decade-Long Sufferer
A reader describes twenty years of head catarrh and asks for relief. The response explains catarrh stems from nasal or sinus inflammation or hay fever, suggests discovering and removing the cause, notes possible surgical relief for nasal throat issues, and recommends open air sleeping year round, avoiding extreme heat or cold, simple plain food, and total abstinence from alcohol.
Put Yourself in the Other Man's Place by W H Dugdale
An essay argues that genuine happiness comes from honestly placing oneself in another's shoes. It urges patience before judging, cites Christ and historical figures who practiced this, and links empathy to duty, war support, and fair judgment by juries.
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W. H. Dugdale
Lapder
Christ
God
Paul
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Ie Wanger
U.S. A
Europe
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R. Young
Trade ‘Thome
Uncle Sam
Soil Improvement Committee
Atlanta, Ga
Tobacco and Youth
North Carolina State College OF Agriculture Engineering
Raleigh
N. C
E. B. Owen
Our Christmas Savings Club
Igns
Ike
Beecher
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