davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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'E's Following In E's Tracks

trail battling than followed by continues
puzzle nutrition research workers who follow
by vtamn The trail started in the laboratory has with
vns To date experimental facts learned from
effect of vamn on laboratory animals have not led to the solution
Of human ills
Scientists have found that diets deficient vtamin rats
become sterile but human sety fails respond
vamn Deficiency this vamn produces
in certain experimental animals but the of muscular strophy
In humans is unaltered by massive doses of vitamin
1t be that unlike certain animals has requirement for
vtamn likely for the failure
vtamn deficiency that the vamn widely distributed
that it almost impossible for to omit it from his diet
Vitamin concentrated vegetable osincudng
gnated vegetable oils used shortcomings fats table
spreads There substantial quantities of it
eafy vegetables and to lesser extent whole grains The margarine
spread whole wheat bread contributes
nshd by the bread Therefore, the loss vamn during milling
white flour has practical significance the nutrona
the diet.
Several years interest in the usefulness of vamn to
renewed when report suggested that this
the treatment certain forms of heart disease
cations revealed that vamn is without merit in the
heart disease in
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It's a future-fashiOned beauty
Most distinctive at any price!

Style-conscious motorists turn to
Pontiac for true mode-of-tomorrow
design, beautifully different from
any other car on the road. Exclusive
Vogue Two-Tone styling, Twin
Streaked hood and low, rakish lines
give you car that you know will
remain prideful possession for many
years to come.
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on food marketing will also be
announced.
The first four issues of this food
marketing guide will be sent to
all retailers, according to Robert
L. Bull, agent in retail marketing
at the university. Later issues
will be sent only to those retail
ers who request to be on the mail
ing list. The first issue was mall
ed May IL. There is no charge for
the publication.
Free subscriptions may be had
by writing to Agent in Retail
Marketing, Box $50, Newark, Del.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-26
Tip to Farmers
Want More Milk? Keep Cows Warm
And Happy in Insulated Barn

The wise farmer today does not
stop when he insulates his home
with mineral wool as a way of
achieving greater comfort and
lower fuel bills. He goes on to
install insulation in his barn, as
well as in other outbuildings con-
tanning livestock, for the same
reason.
It is no secret that farmyard
livestock enjoy the comforts of
insulated surroundings just the
same as people-and experts rec
ognize this fact as the key to
greater farm productivity. The
reasoning is simple: comfortable
pigs put on weight faster and
contented cows give more milk.
Mineral wool, by greatly reduc-
ing heat loss from building, cuts
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CheswOld

The Rev. c. H. Squires and
family of Ocean City, Md. moved
here last Wednesday. We are glad
to welcome Rev. Squires and his
family to the community and wish
them success and happiness dur
ing their stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. =. Lafferty
and Mrs. Mary Bowen spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Laf-
ferty and family at Lancaster, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rash and
son, Donald, and his mother, Mrs.
Emily Rash, recently visited re-
latives in Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. Anna Dodd recently ac-
companied her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Dodd of Dover, on
a weekend trip in the Poconos
Mrs. E. j. Lafferty, Mrs. Mary
Bowen and Mrs. Elbridge Masten
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Lafferty and family of Milford
last Wednesday.
The report from the Cancer
Drive, of which the active chair
man was Mrs. Marietta Garrison,
and honorary chairman, Mrs. E.
j. Boggs, reports the sum of
$216.25 from our community. Sim
cere thanks go to all for their
time and money to bring this
drive to a successful end.
Mrs. Lewis Harrington left New
Castle Air Base last week by
plane for Hot Springs National
Park, Arkansas, where she is un-
der medical treatment while stay
ing at the DeSoto Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton McCrystal
entertained the Rev. and Mrs. c.
H. Squires Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Cooper has been a
recent guest of Mrs. Eugene Min
ner of Middletown.
Mrs. Ida Emory will entertain
the W.S.C.S. at her home on We'd
nesday evening, June 8 at eight
o'clock.
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Q: What is the name of this cut
of meat?
A. Pork blade loin roast.
@. Where does it come from and
how is it identified?
A. 1t is a wedge-shaped cut con-
tanning rib bones and blade bone
from the shoulder end of the loin.
@. How is it prepared?
A. By roasting. The meat is sea-
soned with salt and pepper. Then
it is placed fat side up on a rack
in an open shallow roasting pan.
A roast meat thermometer is in.
serted so that its bulb is in the
center of the largest muscle. The
bulb should not touch bone or rest
in fat. No water is added and the
roast is not covered: roasting is a
dry heat method. The meat is
roasted in a moderate oven
(350o F. until we'll done. The in
ternal temperature should reach
1856 F. as indicated on the ther-
mometer. Allow about 45 to 80
minutes per pound.
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Householder's Job in Spring Weethc-
Is to Check Home for Winter Da..,e,2

Spring is the time to inspect a
house for winter damage done by
ice, snow, wind or rain.
The roof, sidewalks, foundation,
doors, and windows should re-
ceive detailed inspection because
structural weaknesses, the most
serious damage, are not always
apparent at first glance.
The underside of roof deck
boards should be examined to
note whether water has leaked
through. Patching a leaky roof
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down on chilling drafts in both
farm house and barn alike.
Whether installed in flexible
packaged form or as loose ssfill."
the fibrous wool-like material not
only guards the farmer and his
family against catching colds but
helps to keep his livestock from
taking sick and dying.
insulation, in conjunction with
an adequate ventilation system,
can also help to reduce wide fiuc-
tuatlons IN barn temperatures
during the winter months. Ami
mails thrive best under controlled
conditions where the temporal
ture is kept between 35 and so
degrees, dairy authorities believe.
Freezing of the drinking water is
much less likely to happen in an
insulated barn.
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No Such Thing AS
BIight-Resistant Tomato

Home gardeners should take
with a grain of salt any claims
statesmen may make that they
have have blight-resistant toma-
toes for sale.
AS yet, there's no such thing
available, say plant disease spec
ialists, The gardener must de-
pend on favorable weather condi-
tions and or sprays or dusts to
control blight.
j. w. Heuberger, Extension
Pathologist at the University OF
Delaware, suggests spraying OF
Smyrna times., 1955-05-26
"The Delaware Retailer"
New Food Selling Guide

"The Delaware Retailer" a new
food selling guide for all retail
ers in the state, is now issued
weekly by the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service of the University
of Delaware.
Published as a news letter, "The
Delaware Retailer" features time
ly tips to increase sales, food
market trends, seasonal promotion
of plentiful foods, and reports on
research in retail food marketing
techniques. Current publications
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usually is unsatisfactory because
roofing material tends 10 wear
out uniformly. The first leak in a
weathered roof can be taken as a
sign that more will develop soon.
Covering an old roof with new
material generally is recommend
ed. Asphalt shingles, a material
highly resistant TO both weather
and fire, can be applied on top of
most old surfaces, thus eliminat-
ing the expense of removing the
worn material.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-26
5000 MILES OF ASPHALT

The amount of asphalt roofing
applied since 1910 is more than
enough to cover an area almost a
mile wide and 5000 miles long.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

To the Editor; II is graft
flying to see Judge Kaufman
taking action in the matter
of our school-age extortion.
lists. Judging from your ar
ticles on the subject it would
certainly appear that our
school authorities and PTA
groups have had a some
what resigned view of this
intolerable situation. They
seem to have taken the at
titude that as long as the
YOUNG victims remain al
lept--they should do like
wise. Perhaps Judge Kauf-
mans attention to the mat
ter will galvanize action
along constructive lines.
! don't know how long
these robberies and beatings
have been taking place, but
IL is my hope that they
haven't assumed the aspects
Of a popular but vicious fad
with these young punks and
as part of the school cur
riculum by the affected stu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

See third paragraph of VERIFIED iestimony-snd IL
you have doubts did Thomas consider the Scriptures
us ANYTHING TOO HARD FOR THE LoRD"a cdivne
Love0.
from the Christian Science JournaD
written acknowledgement Of my blessings and Of my
gratitude to God for them is long overdue Christian Science
came TO with healing power when, sckIy sdoIeseenf
all could look back life of bondage illness.
From babyhood had intestinal accompanied
by partial paralysis Of the bowels From my birth
in my teens day passed without the Of either
medicine other aid TO relieve the condition. After
had attended Christian Science Sunday School
and had had proof Of the healing Of
reasoned that not being honest with myself working
some problems out in Christian Science while still relied
medical means for relief from the bowel condition.
ceased using aids, but my fear very great when
after fen days there Searching thinking
found that instead Of trusting the aIpowerfv healer
Cod had been trusting in other gods by still relying
socaed laxative foods When realized that God needs no
help from matter because His idea already expresses
monovs action, ready TO undergo the trial which
prove the truth Of Mrs. Edds words Science Health
425l consciousness constructs better body when faith
in matter has been conquered" Over three weeks passed
without bowel movement but when II natural
and harmonious That TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO, and
See Cathartic and-Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Geneva: A Balance Sheet

went into it. II has succeed
ed in reachieving a UNITY
among the Western Biz
Three which was in danger
Of being lost.
To 60 back now to the
period before President Els
enhower faced Premier Bull
ganin at Geneva, it is plan
that only two things have
been changed;.
/. Soviet diplomacy has
laid aside, for the time at
least, the abuse and inyec'
tive against opponents which
were so characteristic OF
former Foreign Minister
Vishinnsky.
2. Soviet and Western
leaders have agreed tacltly
that nc differences between
tn e m or their countries
See Geneva Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
"Prophets and Prophecy"
from the Christian Science JournsI

In this restless age of speed and gadgets, technolog
cal wonders and released physical the subject of
prophets and prophecy remote and abstract Yet
the Bible prophets have contributed something basic and
Of value to the welfare of mankind Rebukng the
blind materalism Of their times, the prophets urged the
recognition of things divine Their vision of spiritual
reality demonstrated the resistess might of Spirit be-
fore which material belief is forced retire Mary Baker
Eddy says in The First Church of Christ Scientist and
Miscellany" (p 22D: "The prophets of old looked for
something higher than the systems and practices of their
times. They forsaw the dispensation of Truth and
the demonstration of God in His infinite meanings,
the demonstration which to destroy sin, disease
and DEATH establish the definition of omnipotence, and
illustrate the Science of Mind"
The Hebrews fundamentally prophetic peo-
pie. As nation they awaited the Messiah the coming of
the morning star-the Son of God, who manifest
the of the Deity Their great prophets fore.
told the rejection of the Christ by materasm and the
final triumph of Truth. The writings of the Hebrews,
their their uerance the very pattern of their
history and their lives prophesed the mode of deliv
erence from the evil which mankind would experience
See Prophets and Prophecy Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

religion and the pubn'
schools, strong support va,
given to the public-sehoO,,
system as the "bulwark o.
our heritage of freedom.
The section reports recon-
mended that public schoop
teach the value of religion -
fundamental factor u
national life and show how
religious practices affect in'
lives of people of all faitn,,
The conference referrec|
the reports to the Nstion,'
Council Of Churches, which
sponsored the conference
for study in determining ~
ture policy. -,
More than 20 Prote'tsn.,
denominations and man,
state councils were rePrs.
sented. They had the help
of Roman Catholic and Jew.
ish observers, as well
Representatives OF ssv''
other faiths.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE you FREE
"Pardons for Sale"
syR. GORDON SHORT
From the Converted Catholic
Magazine)

Out of the MISUNDERSTANDING paganism of ancient Egypt
arose flame that to be reknded to horrible proportions
in the early centuries of the Christian the nsgaon of
the Church of Rome Under the euphemsm of purgatory"
or place OF cleansing these flames have struck such terror
the hearts of the faithful that every ruse for releasing their
souls from the dreaded future agony torment however
temporal has been pousy seized upon in effort find
shortcut to heaven One of the most successful of these
vices has been the doctrine of indugences
To the faithful indulgence is pardon-in general
cancellation OF minute part of the debt one has TO paw for
sin in purgatory To the church. ndugences form
counterfeit moneybacked by nothing but deceit fraud
but capable of procuring great wealth cevery used
Utterly unscrptura the dogma has persisted in spite of
gross abuses that led the monk Wenberg to voice his
protest over four hundred years ago
In November while priests and acoytes recte the PRAYERS
for the dead in this month of All Souls would be well for
Roman Catholics to ask not What do to escape the
es OF purgaory? but What must do to be saved?" For
in the light Of eternity there nothing so unreliable as
omes counterfeit certain Gods free Gift of
salvation o. -
See Pardons For Sale Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
AdIai Stevenson's Son s Auto
Crash and Deaths Of Two
Harvard Companions

GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE WISHES BOTH FATHER,
SON, AND MOTHER, TOO, A COMPLETE
HEALING OF THE BELIEF OF ACCIDENT
AND DEATHS!-
WHICH NEVER HAPPENED AT ALL!
GOD ('divne Love') S-A-T-U-R-A-T-E-S ALL
SPACE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE COUNTERFEIT,
MYTHICAL CREATION MERELY REGISTERED
DISACREEABLE EPISODE!
PART 2
THE DEVILS DEADLY, SPIRITUALLY
TRAITOROUS DEMOCRATIC PSYCHOLOGY
INFLICTED THE BELIEF OF TRAGEDY
UPON THE STEVENSONS!
HAD FATHER OR SON BEEN CHRISTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS YOUNG
STEVENSON DRIVING HIS OWN CAR, WOULD HAVE
BEEN DIVINELY GUIDED TO PROTECT HIS
PASSENGERS VS.. A DEVILS ADAM TRUCK DRIVER!
See Adlai Stevenson's Sons Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

& Health, she has expLip.
ed "The everlasting | ANN |
not bounded nor compre,.
ed within the narrow limits
of physical humanity, nor
can He be understood Alright
through mortal concept.
The precise form of God
must be of small importance
in comparison with the sub.
lime question, What is in.
finite Mind or divine Lover
All of these questions
have been answered in the
same book, which can BID
read by all who seek to'
know the Truth of being"
YOUTH is LOOKING
FOR TRUTH
In this age. many young
people are looking for the
right way, out of the belief
or human guilty conscious
ness. Many of the so-called
guilty consciousness, are
products of the confusion OF
evil thinking coming down
through the ages of those
who were not clear abou!
God, and His creation. man.
In the human consciousness
of mortal man, human false
pride, and disdainful error
sent forth for ages fearful
human opinions which seem.
ed to hold sway in a dis
heartening manner.
1t was perhaps while in
the delusion of mythical hu.
man thinking, that mortals
CONTINUED on Page u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Let Students Police Their Own
HoodIums
(From Detroit News) den

dents.
One of the unfortunate
obstacles TO the solution of
the problem is the distorted
view that adults, as well as
students, have on individuals
who give information to the
authorities. One approach
that might overcome this
reluctance is the use of the
students, themselves, to po-
lice the situation. This could
be very effective, particular
ly in the high schools, by
using members of the athlet-
&c teams. The respect they
enjoy because of their tai
ents and their sheer size
might be definite deter
rents.
This and other disciplin.
airy problems involved in our
public schools might be bet
ter served, though by a re-
appraisal of the basic philos-
ophies of our present eduea-
tional system lin other
words--where are we going
with it7
Charles d. Allegrina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
midas Nehru Rebukes
Reds Gigantic FaIsehood,
Blaming West for HitIer's Attack
VS.. Soviets!!.

THOU SHALT NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS'!-
GOD THUNDERED VIA MOSES.
THANK COP, INDIAS PSYCHOLOGY HAS
REGISTER RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION VS. THE
MENTAL SUFFOCATION OF THE DAMNABLE
HYPOCRISY OF THE SOVIET SPIRITUAL
LUNATICS, COLIATH-LIKE CRIMINALS,
PSYCHOPATHIC, SYPHILITIC SONS OF
sATAN!-COD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL
'BASTARDS'! (Heb 1879.
DEAR READERS: Jesus demanded that we "CAST
OUT DEVILS"!-TN ORDER TO HEAL THE SICK,
CLEANSE THE LEPERS, RAISE THE DEAD
IN THEIR FRAUDULENT, MURDEROUS COvETOUS,
DECEITFUL ADAM AND EVE PSYCHOLOGY
OF SAVAGE STATE OF ANIMALITYi
scientific TRANSLATION OF MORTAL MIND
First Degree: Depravity
PHYSICAL. Evil beliefs passions and appettes fear
depraved will, self-justihcation pride, envy,
deceit hatred revenge, sin, sickness disease UnreaiiY
death.
Second Degree: Evil Beliefs disappearing.
MORAL. Humanity, honesty, affection, Traditional
compassion, hope faith meekness temperance qualities
Third Degree: Understanding.
SPIRITUAL Wisdom, purity spiritual understand
Reality ing spiritual power, love, health, holiness
In the third degree mortal mind disappears, and
as Gods image appears .."-(S&H, PIP. 1916.
WE MUST REITERATE: "BUT WHY SHOULD WE
STAND AGHAST AT NOTHINCNESS? THE SUM
TOTAL OF HUMAN ERROR"!-p. 563, S&H-OR
ANY ASPECT OF THE MYTHICAL, DEADLY,
DEVILISH "CHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
Iso-calledl EXISTENCE"!-p. 272, S&H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

THE SCRIPTURES READ
The Scriptures tell us:
"And he taught in their
synagogues, being glorified
by all.
And there was delivered
unto him the book of the
prophet Esaias. And when
he had opened the book, he
found the place where it
was written,
1.-THE Spirit of the Lord is
upon me, because he hath
anointed me to preach the
gospel to the poor; he hath
sent me to heal the broken
hearted, to preach deliver
ance to the captives, and re-
covery of sight to the blind,
to set at liberty them that
are bruised.
ITO preach the accepta-
bic year of the Lord. -
Luke 4:15-19.
\ y
Christian Science, by Mary
Baker Eddy, teaches:
PROGRESS TAKES OFF
HUMAN SHACKLES."
Through dwelling "in the
secret place of the most
High" she too, showed the
way, for she caught a
glimpse Of just what Jesus
meant, and was able to re-
cord the excellency of his
spiritual ideas. In this we
have with us this year and
every year her book, Science
& Health with Key to the
Scriptures.
On page 256 of Science
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Senators Humphrey, Morse, Douglas
Devils Demagogues!-Demouats
and Go, re President Eisenhower S
Pledge Of 100 Per Cent Parity to
farmers
FaYmeES-

Gods President MISUNDERSTANDING spiritual has
fsrd' HEB l27, 81 Truman, MEANT EVERY WORD OF It'll
THE FARMERS ARE NOT SECOND CLASS cITZENsi
But you Democrat and labor dvpes Of the spiritually trait
orous 2oYear Democratic esngsier ebrseRed and labor
power honeymoons Of the DEVIL GAVE US THE FARM
PROBLEM WE HAVE ToDAYi-ivsi as the DEVILS SPIRIT.
TALLY TRAiToRoUS DEMOCRATIC, HUNDRED BILLION
LAUNDERING, STUPIDITY, RAcKETEERlNc, GAVE US
PEARL HARBoRllI-
RAPID REHABILITATION AND SABOTAGE or OUR
MILITARY Observation-Disclosures KoREAi
The devils Harry Truman q full term via miracle
OF fhs dsvIIiI-by continuing promote dishonest farm
policy OF rigid 'o'S parity when honest farm and political
leaders clearly diseerned the need Of dscsy evranq The
heavy agricultural production Of the war years. when hs
worldwide need for food acute
See Senator Humphrey Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Excerpts from The C.S.
Monitor)

The world 10 not where it
stood before the summit"
conference of heads Of state
at Geneva. Nor has il lost
ground through the meet
ing of foreign ministers
which is coming to a con-
clusion there.
In the sense that the min
listers conference has pro-
duced no agreement on the
subjects at issue it will be
set down as ga failure" But
in the sense that it has made
clear where the Soviet Union
still stands and what Brit
ain, France, and America are
willing to do for peace the
meeting has been well
worth all the effort that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

DI me Associutoo Press
St. Louis
Public schools should make
extensive use of the Bible
in teaching the great ethical
ideas and principles and
recognize its influence in all
fields, it was urged in clos
ing reports to the National
Conference on Religion and
Public Education.
Section reports by the some
200 churchmen and educa-
tors at the conference stated
that public schools can help
young people appreciate the
relation of the Bible to the
development of Judaic and
Christian cultures and still
adhere to the separation of
church and state tradition.
In the frat joint effort of
Protestant churches to wres-
tie with problems related to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
The Way Of Companion"
BY PAUL cARNAHAN
President, Great Lakes Steel Corporation
division Of National Steel corporaiion)
Eeorse. Detroit ~. MICHIGAN

The address by Mr. Carnahan was made at the Twenty
seventh Annual dinner of the Detroit Round Table of the
National Conference Of Christians and Jews Masonic Temple
Detroit, Michigan, November H. 1855
-. fhe first task in improving human relations be-
comes one Of getting TO know and understand the
other fellow and getting him TO know and understand
yov"-PsvI csrnshan
See The Way of Companions Page II