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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
7
In tropical cyclones the path spans hundreds of miles with a deadly danger zone. Ships seek to escape the dangerous semicircle or enter the navigable sector. The eye brings calm with complete stillness but hides towering waves that can wreck vessels.
The article notes volunteers in London who convert printed books into Braille by raised dot writing. The work is done largely by retired elderly men and women and is extremely labor intensive. Three thousand seven hundred fifty-one volumes were borrowed by Braille students from the library last year.
A concise note links snake venom apparatus to medical syringes and traces dental plate evolution from wax mouth molds to vacuum-held plates. It mentions 1781 82 wintering with the Continental Army in Providence Rhode Island and French specialists Gar detta and Lemaire advancing denture technology into 1800.
The American Engineering Council emerged in December 1920 from Federated American Engineering societies and was renamed March 11, 1924. It advances public welfare through technical and engineering expertise and conducts yearly major research in engineering, industry, or semig economic fields. Old Laws Suit Tribal Wives notes a companionate marriage in Asgam where wives and their kin control property and children after divorce.
Charter No. 1822 Renarve Diet reports First National Bank at Akron Iowa Plymouth County figures for December 1932 including Loans 130,098.18 overdrafts 16,524.61 United States securities 80,000.00 other bonds 84,787.04 bank assets 14,000.00 furniture none reserve with Fed 0.8 1,600.00 total 6,382,249.73 liabilities 68,201.21 18,088.04 cashier H B Wetzeler swears the facts are true before Notary Lawrence Gibbons January 6 1933 directors Henry Dirks Frank Wakeman H Shoulberg.
County superintendent Christine Petersen of LeMara visited Adaville school last Friday. Misa Leone Zellers of Sioux City stayed with parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Zellers of Liberty. Sioux City visitors included Bertsel Brown Glenn Stinton and Mrs Wesley Brown. Everett Orr delivered a consignment on the Sioux City market last Friday. John Merlin Dreeszen are home visiting after playing with an orchestra in Rochester Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Thos Dreeszen and sons Marvin and Virgil also visited.
In the Efi district near Arville Sunday afternoon events include stock sales at Yankton. Stanley King will lead Christian Endeavor services Sunday evening on the topic How Lunnefishing Should We Go. The Johnson and Liberty Farm By-Yea Indies plan an all day meeting at Minor Brown’s home next Thursday January 1 with Caring for the Sick the lesson theme. Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Nelson Brown’s home Wednesday last week. U B Ladies Aid Society to meet at Mrs. Chas Johnson’s home Thursday evening this week.
Western Plymouth county residents discuss tax sales and farm defense leadership with Sam Musher tapped to chair the Plymouth county farmers' council of defense. A farewell for Mrs Easton and multiple social events fill the Merfitt area as Milner family members visit Sioux City and attend bridge parties.
A rural bulletin covers farming notes on wood cutting, harvest delays, and a visit from a slater during holidays. It reports measles and flu affecting students, school closures, and travels of local residents. Public health sections urge diphtheria and smallpox immunizations, discuss vaccines, and cite rising typhoid concerns with precautionary measures.
The State Department of Health urges the public to embrace modern scientific discoveries in disease prevention. It warns that failure to do so could bring suffering deaths and high costs, urging timely adoption of new knowledge.
A fragment notes vaccination produces immunity and cites a figure of four million people affected by a disease outbreak. The text references the prevention impact of vaccines and mentions smallpox in an historical context.
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