Energy Needs of The Body by William A OBrien M D
Energy needs depend on age size activity and conditions of weather. Adequate food covers resting needs and extra work. growth in children needs more. trials show insufficient intake reduces work and can cause weight loss. Calorie values: protein and carbs 4 per gram fat 9 per gram. Continuous underfeeding risks stunting and premature aging.
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William A. O'Brien
M. D
H. A. Kraut
E. A. Muller
DDT Found In Dairy And Meat From Dusted Cattle
Congress heard that DDT appears in meat milk and butter from cows fed with crops treated by the insecticide. Dr P N Annand testified that excessive DDT may poison soil and allow pest surges by killing beneficial parasites. Most scientists doubt that DDT raises human intelligence.
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Washington
Congress
P. N. Annand
Entomology Bureau
Agriculture Department
Money, Money What Is It? Texaco Topics
A compact explainer on money, gold versus paper promises, and what makes money real. It contrasts gold as real money with fiat notes and tokens, notes the dollar as a promise to pay, and warns about value versus face value and the role of gold backing.
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Texaco
United States
New Radar Range Cooks Full Meal in Minutes in Dallas
A. E. Welch of Waltham Mass demonstrated a radar range to the Texas State Restaurant Association in Dallas. He baked a potato in 90 seconds, baked biscuits in 25 seconds, and broiled a steak in 35 seconds, producing a full meal in about 2.5 minutes. Welch notes nutrients stay in food and forecast ranges rented now for ~150 dollars monthly, with Texas access soon and home use within a year.
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Dallas
Texas State Restaurant Association
A. E. Welch
Waltham
Mass
Welch
New England
Texas
Faith Healers Take $450 From Local Woman
Denison police report a 450 dollar loss after a woman, Georgia Bell of 600 West Washington, invited two faith healers into her home Saturday night. She described two women, one about 50 and the other between 30, who promised to cure her lame leg.
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Denison
Georgia Bell
West Washington
Faith healers steal $450 from Black woman in street scam
A Black woman was approached by two women claiming to heal her lame leg. They pinned $450 to her dress in a cotton sack, offered treatment Thursday, and left with the money. On Saturday she discovered the cash replaced by old newspaper wads. Police noted the suspects resembled Romani people and fled in a grey coupe.
Little Lines by Margie B. Boswell
The poem reflects on wit and wisdom as paradoxes and plays with language and image. It questions desire and action, using playful metaphors about growth, restraint, and perception to probe human motivation. A humorous exchange about selling salt closes the piece.
NUE-OVO touted for rheumatism relief by users
Paragraphs describe varying opinions on NUE-OVO from Research Laboratories Inc. Readers are urged to request literature about NUE-OVO for rheumatism and arthritis relief. The ad lists an Oregon address in Portland for more information and mentions advertisement payment.
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Research Laboratories, Inc
N. W. 9Th
Portland
Oregon
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