Weekly News Analysis Europe Faces Final Showdown
Joseph W. La Bine surveys the looming crisis as Britain and France face the reality of possible war with Hitler and Mussolini. The piece discusses appeasement limits, potential European collapse, and the impact of Balkan aggression on Britain’s resolve, plus calls for unified interstate trade barriers reform and political shifts at home.
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Europe
Joseph W. la Bine
Hitler
Mussolini
Chamberlain
Daladier
Albania
Zog
Mr. Chamberlain
Greek Corfu
Sarajevo
Il Duce
Britain
France
Poland
Rumania
Turkey
Balkan
Jugo- Slavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Italy
Germany
Berlin
Switzerland
Netherlands
England
Greece
Canton Enderbury treaty links aviation bases
The 1930s Pacific aviation pact sets Canton and Enderbury as a shared base for air routes near Hawaii. U S and Britain to administer the islands with a fee for Pacific air transport rights. Critics warn the agreement could pull the United States into a war defense obligation if Britain is attacked.
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San Franciscio
Nokihewat
Australia
Oat
Ita
U.S
Pacific Aviation
Canton
Enderbury
Hawaii
Sydney
Britain
Pacific
U. S
Far North Railroader Survives Ice Covered Freight Top
Ed Eckdahl of Young Saskatchewan recounts a near fatal 1906 freight run. While dislodging ice from car tops, a nail snagged his coat leaving him suspended over the void as he carefully melted ice with his palms and managed to crawl back to the running board amid swaying cars and a halted train.
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Edwin F. Eckdahl
Young
Saskatchewan
Canada
Pennsylvania
Logansport
Ind
Chicago
I. C. Crossing
Riverdale
Adolescence diet and growth needs in boys and girls
The article highlights rapid growth during the teen years and urges parents, especially mothers, to ensure adolescents receive a balanced, high quality diet rich in easily digestible energy foods and high quality protein. It notes boys need more calories and concentrated foods, with cereals including bran and germ, and suggests nourishing desserts like custard and bread puddings.
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C. Houston
Goudiss
Keystone nickname for Pennsylvania debated origin
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports several theories for the nickname Keystone. The leading idea links it to Pennsylvania’s central role among states at the Constitution’s adoption, with other possibilities tied to a Rock Creek arch scene or Pennsylvania’s late vote on Independence forming an Arch of Liberty.
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Missouri
Lloyd C. Stark
Assenta
U. S
Robert H. Jackson
Fred I. Kent
Bankera’ Association
Arkansas
Carl Bailey
Keystone
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Rock Creek
Georgetown
Washington, D. C
American Philosophical Society
France
Vitamins for Adolescent Growth and Health
The text stresses the need for minerals such as calcium and phosphorus for teeth and bones, and iodine for the thyroid. It notes iron for red blood, and that all vitamins are essential in adolescence, with vitamin A and B being especially valuable due to rapid growth and greater activity.
A Quart of Milk Daily Diet Recommendation
A healthy diet should include a quart of milk daily for calcium and vitamin A. Children raised on milk will continue this habit into their teens, and mothers can supplement milk with cream soups sauces cereals and nutritious puddings enriched with eggs for extra protein and minerals.
Fruit and vegetable guidance for adolescent diets at farm
The article advises eating fruits freely at least twice daily and using dried fruits like prunes and dates with bananas and fresh fruit. It promotes liberal vegetable servings at lunch and dinner, with butter or margarine to boost fuel value, and notes finicky Gisla youths can be tempted with raw vegetables at the farm.
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Gisla
Warn Against Reducing Girls to Stay Fashionably Thin
The notice warns against dieting to achieve thinness, noting under nutrition leads to fatigue and illness. It emphasizes teens need wholesome foods, ample rest, sunshine and outdoor exercise, and calls for parental sympathy and understanding.
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Cao
Questions Answered Mrs 8. B. L Sea Foods iodine source
Sea foods are a rich source of iodine, with fresh and canned salmon, cod, crabmeat and oysters noted for iodine. Fruits and vegetables grown near the sea vary in iodine content depending on water and soil iodine levels.
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Houston Goudisse
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