White House pets through the ages a gallery of dogs and dogs
The piece reviews White House animals from the Roosevelts to Hoover, Coolidges, and Harding, noting dogs cats and other pets with names like Pat Wee Jie Rebecca Bounder and King Tut. It highlights how First Families kept a varied menagerie including collies raccoons turkeys and a camel of sorts.
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District of Columbia
White House
Chatham M. Towers
Hoover
Pat
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Taft
Pauline
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wilson
Harding
Maryland
Airdale
Coolidge
Will Rogers
Rebecca
President Coolidge
Johannesburg
South Africa
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidges
Bounder
Vermont
Goldy
Washington
Hoovers
Susie
Ike Hoover
Hoovers Were “Padrick
Thomas Jefferson McKinley
Doctor Tells Of Good And Bad Effects Booze Has Upon Human Body
Yale researchers Dr. Harold E. Himwich and Dr. Lewis H. Nahum report alcohol can help or harm depending on disease. They find alcohol raises blood acidity, neutralizes certain alkalies in tetany, aids diabetes in small doses, but delays pneumonia recovery by increasing acidosis.
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Doctor
New Haven
Conn
Harold E. Himwich
Lewis H. Nahum
Yale Medical School
Rome
Himwich
The
Federation of Societies For Experimental Biology
Lactic Acid Build Up And Post Exercise Fatigue
The article explains lactic acid accumulation in blood persisting after intense work and its link to fatigue. It also includes a dialect anecdote about Mandy and Lucy Lane referencing a serious accident at a house and a man quitting work due to fear of modern transportation.
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Mandy
Lucy Lane
How One Woman Lost Ten Pounds in a Week
Dayton resident Mrs Betty Luedeke credits Kruschen with shedding ten pounds in seven days. She recommends daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water before breakfast and limiting fatty foods. A four week bottle costs little and drugstores carry Kruschen Salts with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Betty Luedeke
Dayton
America
Old Soldier Falls From Chair In Tragic Tale
A fragment reports a man named Po Paw dying after dozing in a rocking chair and falling, breaking his neck. The notice ends with an advertisement for printing services in Whitewright.
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Mrs. Coolidge
Blackie
Tige
Washington Alley
Educat
TAL
Dream Girl Follies
Rupard
Whitewright
Kirkpatrick’s
Kirkpatrick
Gomer
WELCH
Maine
California
Welch Grape Juice Company
NuGrape Bottling Co
Sherman, Texas