State Electric Engineers Meet in City Today
Connecticut members of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers will hold a meeting today. They will tour General Electric plants on Boston avenue to inspect the production system. A dinner at Stratfleki at seven includes a technical session and discussion. Stewart Clark of GE will outline the production system and its coordination with electrical design. Professor Charles Z. Scott of Yale will preside as chairman of the local chapter.
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Varied Old Recipes and Insect Note from The Nova Latin
A garbled column blends recipe fragments for butter rich breads and popovers with notes on stick insects. It mentions Graham flour, baking powder, salt, and butter measures, then shifts to an oversized stick insect specimen and a claim about the Nova Latin area. The text mixes culinary misprints with scientific curiosities and geographic hints, reflecting damaged OCR from a historic page.
Kellogg's Bran touted as health boost against constipation
An old advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural, gentle remedy for constipation promising lasting relief without irritation. It claims improved digestion, clearer skin, better breath, and suggests using bran in bread muffins and other recipes, with emphasis on suitability for children.
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Masonic Home Head Tenders Resignation
Meriden officials report the superintendent of the Wallingford Masonic Home has submitted his resignation after twenty one years. Board president I. A. Verplanck confirms plans to continue with management while authorities pursue enforcement actions over unpaid government taxes.
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Alien property status in state unchanged amid war orders
Washington reports that the alien property custodian remains in control of holdings as Congress debates a special bill. The administration expects no immediate changes, though legislation would determine disposition of trusts and proceeds from property formerly held for alien enemies. The process could take one to two months, with possible bond and surplus handling under future act.
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Trails Across Ecuador and Japan Through Rugged Mountain Paths
Describes extensive mule and foot trails across Ecuador and Japan’s mountains. Notes varied routes beyond a single railroad line, highlighting central and southern regions with long travel times between towns. Evokes endurance and bravery in travelers navigating rough terrain.
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