The Mother as Doctor of the Future in Health Reform
The piece argues that preventive health is led by mothers and that the real physician of the future will be the mother. It stresses simple health laws, exercise, proper diet with fruits and vegetables, and the need to start healthy habits in children while preserving strength in adults. It links vitality to blood quality andMuscle mass, urging mothers to model health and use basic prevention.
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H. Fletcher
Teton
Europe
Pineapple Whip Boat Recipe Note
A compact kitchen note describes whisking one egg one half cup sugar and one cup chopped pineapple to a smooth mixture. It suggests chilling until firm enough to scoop for serving and notes it serves eight with desserts and pairs with sponge cake.
Gown Inspired by Portrait with Lady Hamilton Theme
A picture gown fashioned from pray taf feta in ashes of roses hue features a square neck bodice with elbow sleeves edged in cers lace. Wool embroidery in blue yellow lavender and green accents a red wool flower wreath and a lace trimmed skirt, paired with a black velvet cavalier cape and ostrich feather.
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England
Lord Nelson
Tamiiton
Eggplant Advice on Salt Use and Cooking
A note warns that eggplant should not be salted before cooking. Salting first can spoil flavor and reduce digestibility, suggesting waiting until cooking is underway to preserve texture and taste.
The Old Gardener on Planting Dahlias and Cabilar Varieties
The article advises gardeners to plant one eye per tuber with neck attached, avoiding whole clumps in the ground. It extols cabbages as tall and suggests favorable timing to plant cabbages, noting allowed rental dates into June and recommending collarette and peony-flowered varieties.
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Bome
Latest lingerie trends reveal new fabric and trim ideas
New lingerie styles feature gowns in flesh crepe de Chine with a narrow black edging at the neck and a buttonhole stitch used to outline applied designs.
Shield Watch Shield Shape Jewelry Display
A dainty watch presented in a shield form by a smart jeweler. The face is set in a tiny shield of rhinestones rather than platinum, producing a delicate, decorative piece. The note ends with a whimsical line about judging a woman's courage by avoiding a mouse interview.
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2 Amart
No Accident Week Planned for Railroads in Central West
The June 22 to 28 No Accident Week program across the Central Western region aims to cut injuries among about 305,000 employees. Regional director Hato Holden and I. A. Adams led safety briefings with railroad lines, using bulletins, exhibits, and personal appeals to urge workers to watch their steps. The initiative covers a vast industrial population and seeks to reduce injuries by emphasizing safe conduct and public safety.
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Male Holden
Central Western Sion
United States Railroad
Jung
Inelumsa
Rallroaca
Central
Railroad Administration
I. A. Adams
Yeelondl
Isifety
Burlington
Estim Aed
Hate Holden
Home Service Bureau Expands Rooms This Summer
The Home Service Bureau of the Red Cross will occupy larger rooms this summer to provide a more commodious sewing department. A large consignment of goods is ready for shipment at the mountain division headquarters in Denver, signaling the sewing department’s work for the season near completion.
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Home Service Bureau
Bervita Boreau
Hod Cross
Mountain Division
Denver
Teamsters Strike At Two Ogden Firms Over Wages
Teamsters from A den Commission and Blackman Griffin companies in Ogden struck yesterday over pay. Roy Woodard, delegate of local union No. 481, says the 40 member group, though well paid, demands higher wages. The action reflects ongoing labor tensions in the city.
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Aden Commission Company
Blackman Griffin Company
Ogden Ewera
Roy Woolard
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Woodard
8000 Striking Shop Employees Await Settlement
Roanoke Va June 10 More than eight thousand striking shop employees of the Norfolk and Western railway await action by the railroad administration to settle the dispute over the discharge of eight men at Wilcox West Virginia.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Wenatern Railway
Railroad
Wilcos
W. Va
Tragic Norfolk and Weslo shutdown affects shops nationwide
A recent disruption to the Norfolk and Western system has left most shops across the network closed and threatens to involve railroad employees nationwide. Officials warn the stoppage could ripple through broader transportation and industry, with impact felt from yards to supply chains.
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Norfolk and Weslo
Embezzler of Big Sam Taken in Los Angeles
V ino cent J. Sylvia, former infringer of a contechionery company at Lewiston Maine, was arrested in Los Angeles on charges of embezzling $20,000. Police held ten warrants. Fred F. Brevens, heir to Androscoggin County, arrived later and admitted the alleged peculations agreeing to return to Maine without extradition. Two bariners houses are noted as unfair to organized labor for not paying the union wage.
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Angeles
Cal
J. Sylvia
Contechionery
Lewiston
Fred F. Brevens
Androscaggin County
Sylvia
Maine
Ogten
Assembly
Merchants of Ogden Request City Action on Water Extension
Merchants of Ogden press for city leaders to report measures affecting water supply to industrial users. Affected firms include West Orden industries and Globe Grain Milling. proposal covers water main extension to city limits and nearby county, with bond and legal steps noted. Concerns arise over extension to specific properties on Thyerdale road. commissioner action delegated. Local tax collector reports show eight dollars collected and animal counts. Upcoming entertainment at COZY includes Tom Mix feature Fame and Fortune tomorrow.
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Ogden
Agen
Arnieteing
West Orden
Wagateh
Globe Grain & Milling
Ranimay
Hayal Nough
Slitint Ciy
Daylight Saving Law Repeal Debate at AMA Conference
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor session debated repeal of daylight saving laws with a voice resolution voting down amid clashes. Proponents argued benefits for workers, while opponents cited costs to employers and farmers, including claims of exploitation. ATLANTIC CITY, June 10. 30,000 troops sail for the United States aboard transports Agamemnon Amsterdam and America. more vessels listed to depart with forces from several states.
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Congress
My Ama
Uline
McCullough
Omaha
Typographical Union
Atlantic City
Brest
Dime
Amsterdam
America
Vermont
Connecticut
New Tampshire
Victoria
Prince Freid
Erich Wilhelm
Can I Be Cured Suffering Patient Ad Calls Help
An old advertisement urges readers to seek kidney health help claiming Haarlem Oil Capsules ease kidney and bladder troubles. It warns to look for GOLD MEDAL branding, assures rapid relief, and promises refunds within three sizes if not helpful.
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Calary
Haarlem
Ned
Monty
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