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April 5, 1922
Warren Sheaf
Warren, Marshall County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
Announcement of Minnesota's 'Let's Grow' project for juniors, awarding honors for personal health improvement alongside club projects in agriculture or home economics, with demonstrations at the state fair in September.
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"LET'S GROW" PROJECT NOW OFFERED JUNIORS
T. A. Erickson, leader of boys' and girls' club work in Minnesota, announces that honors in a special club demonstration will be given this year for the first time to the boy or girl who develops his or her own body, at the same time carrying out a project in livestock, crops or home economics. Honors and prizes will be awarded to the juniors making the best effort to grow and be healthy, according to the basis of awards, but in order to win the "Let's Grow" contest a club member must also finish in a creditable manner one of the regular club projects. Miss Lucy Cordiner, specialist in nutrition, will furnish suggestions for building up and maintaining bodily health to all who enroll in this work. The "Let's Grow" project gives splendid opportunity for demonstrating the importance of health. The best club teams in the state will demonstrate results of this project at the state fair in September.
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T. A. Erickson, leader of boys' and girls' club work in Minnesota, announces that honors in a special club demonstration will be given this year for the first time to the boy or girl who develops his or her own body, at the same time carrying out a project in livestock, crops or home economics. Honors and prizes will be awarded to the juniors making the best effort to grow and be healthy, according to the basis of awards, but in order to win the "Let's Grow" contest a club member must also finish in a creditable manner one of the regular club projects. Miss Lucy Cordiner, specialist in nutrition, will furnish suggestions for building up and maintaining bodily health to all who enroll in this work. The "Let's Grow" project gives splendid opportunity for demonstrating the importance of health. The best club teams in the state will demonstrate results of this project at the state fair in September.
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What sub-type of article is it?
Youth Program
Health Initiative
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Lets Grow Project
Youth Clubs
Health Honors
Minnesota Fair
Nutrition Advice
What entities or persons were involved?
T. A. Erickson
Miss Lucy Cordiner
Where did it happen?
Minnesota
Story Details
Key Persons
T. A. Erickson
Miss Lucy Cordiner
Location
Minnesota
Event Date
This Year, State Fair In September
Story Details
T. A. Erickson announces honors for juniors in the 'Let's Grow' project, combining personal health development with livestock, crops, or home economics projects. Miss Lucy Cordiner provides nutrition suggestions. Best teams demonstrate at state fair.