Film Fashion and Stars Stirred by New Roles and Looks
A fashion driven whirl shows Alice Marble teaming with Errol Flynn era styling for Wimbledon glory. Claudette Colbert’s white organza dress by Travis Banton appears frilly and bold. Ruby Keeler, Ginger Rogers’ pathfinder, seen in new film strategy. Bob Ripley notes gender contrasts in becoming memorable.
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Claudette Colbert
Travis Banton
Ace Designers
Ginger Rogers
RKO
Ruby Keeler
al Jolson
Mother Carey
Fay Bainter
Ralph Morgan
Radio Protests Loom Over Amusing Broadcasts
In a fragment from a Hollywood column the writer notes plans for organized protests against radio programs viewed as entertaining in studio but dull to listeners. Mentions Eddie Cantor as a frequent target and remarks on sponsors losing customers due to unseen laughter. Also hints Paramount may stage a fall air show.
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Alice Brady
Eddie Cantor
Paramount
Metro
Stan Laurel
Frank Black
Hollywood
Marco Polo
Mr. Deeds
China
Gale Page
Arner Bra
Neweneper Vyalon
Native Railmen Revolt Over Diminishing Rations
A Salteaux uprising on the Athabascan plains follows dwindling food supplies to the reservation. Starvation drives raids on government warehouses, as braves seize flour, bacon, and other staples before a tense, nonfatal confrontation with Mounted Police. The "chiseler" in charge vanishes eastward afterward.
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Athabaskan
Salteaux
Indian Affairs Department
Hudson Bay
Mounted Police
The Screech Owl in Parks and Bird Boxes
The screech owl, also called the little horned owl, is a familiar bird in many areas. It is less secluded in its habits than other owls and often nests in bird boxes placed for martins and flickers.
Jesus in the Garden Courage Under Threat
Lesson on Mark 14 32 36 and Mark 14 36 discussing Jesus sorrow and submission in Gethsemane. Highlights include his agony alone with God the betrayal by Judas and the disciples failure to stay awake while praying not what I will but what thou wilt and the call to endure trials with faith.
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Jesus
Gethseman
God
Garden
Gethsemane
Kissov
Judas
Matt
Biblical Verse Fragments On Death And Peace
A brief fragment quotes Isaiah 57 1 2 noting the righteous perish and are spared from evil, with mercy men taken away and the righteous entering peace, reflecting a religious meditation on death and divine mercy.
Secret of Holiness in Simple Love
A brief reflection on holiness asserts there is no secret beyond loving God with all one’s heart and loving one’s neighbor as oneself, defining neighbor as all humankind.
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God
WU-323
Wwleman Lamp and Stove CO
Mane
Chisage
All
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
What to Eat and Why 2
Houston Goudiss debunks food myths and fallacies in a practical guide for homemakers. He argues against labeling certain foods as brain or nerve boosters, explains water with meals aids digestion, and cautions about overrating whole wheat versus white bread while noting raw fruits’ digestibility.
Fallacies About Veggies Busted by Science
Science explodes common notions about vegetables. Deep green lettuce is richer in vitamins and string bean snaps merely indicate cold moist storage rather than superior quality. Homemakers are urged to rethink buying and eating habits based on these findings.
False Notions About Fruit and Digestion
A reader explains common myths about fruit causing rheumatism and upsetting dairy digestion. Fruits, though acid in taste, leave an alkaline ash after digestion, and milk curdling occurs in the stomach due to hydrochloric acid, not fruit acids.
Fad Diets Criticized For Imbalance and Risk
The article argues that fad diets mislead homemakers by promising quick fixes and dietary balance. It condemns the excessive focus on individual foods and warns of potential harm from unbalanced eating plans promoted by diet advocates who exploit daily households.
Not Necessary to Sip Milk Idea Refuted
A widely known investigator tested milk digestion by feeding a man a pint in 10 seconds and then in 10 minutes. A half hour later, stomach contents were examined and the speed of drinking did not affect digestion.
Foods Not Incompatible Diet Debunked by Leading Physician
A fad diet claims starches and proteins cannot be digested together. Medical authorities condemn this idea and a top physician has clinically shown that starches and proteins do not interfere in the stomach. The article questions the theory and emphasizes digestion basics.
Proportions of Protein Carbohydrate and Fat in Foods
The text notes that few foods are purely protein or carbohydrate and most contain mixtures of protein, carbohydrate and fat. Dried peas, beans, and whole grain cereals have substantial starch and protein, illustrating mixed compositions.
Dangers of Fasting Detonics of fad fasting urged as detox method
Fasting for any length of time may be dangerous to health due to incomplete fat oxidation products and acidosis. Homemakers should discard superstitions and rely on established food facts to nourish their families and protect happiness.
Question guidance from Mrs A F R Jr on syrups and proteins
The note discusses corn syrup energy, dark syrup iron content, molasses calcium and iron, and Miss M F on nut protein resembling meat and fish. It cautions nuts should not replace milk and eggs for minerals and vitamins. WNU-C Houston Goudiss 1938-14.
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M. F
WNU
Houston
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