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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1937

Page

10

Dust study proposes new protection against silicosis

Two UW scientists led by minerologist R C Emmons and Ray Wilcox report in The American Mineralogist a method to combat silicosis by mixing protector dusts such as carbon hematite and calcite with silica. The approach aims to allow scavenger cells to trap silica particles, potentially replacing masks water screens and fans if proven effective. Wisconsin has paid 900 silicosis claims totaling 1.8 million since 1921.

Madison, Wis University of Wisconsin R. C. Emmons Ray Wilcox Emmons and Wilcox Emmons Gauley Bridge W. Va Wisconsin

Stars Missing From Meet In Mountain Loop

Gloom grips Rocky Mountain conference track camps as Utah Utah State and Brigham Young face a weak lineup for the season opener. No star replacements loom to replace famed scorers Dale Schofield George Gourley Hugh Cannon or Knewell Rushforth. Ike Armstrong's Utes show balance but fear early conference contenders despite Jack Thornley's potential javelin edge.

Salt Lake Galaxy of Stars Utah Brigham Young Utah State Dale Schofield George Gourley Hugh Cannon Knewell Rushforth Ike Armstrong Utes Jack Thornley Karl Schleckman Gridiron Dick Bennion

Cushion Seats Assured For Railroad Brakemen

St Louis dispatch reports the Cotton Belt railroad will install electric foot warmers and spring seats to ward off cold and snow for brakemen. The new equipment allows rest while on duty, improving comfort for crews.

ST Louis Cotton Belt

Two Sides Put Their Cards on the Table

A household couple’s friction is blamed on tiny conflicts that could be ironed out in minutes. An uncle, silent for years, deteriorates as his wife stays hurtful and plays the injured spouse.

Squincey

Traincar Seating Standards From Railway Brotherhood Agreement

Cushioned seats with back rests required on all locomotives under a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen agreement. Seats will measure 15 inches wide and 16 inches long, with 18 inch high backs of 15 by 16 inches. Leg room must be 14 inches, cushions to have springs, and headrests to be added where needed.

Brotherhood of Railway Twe

Moon Guided Farmer Grows Bumper Crops in Dover

Cleveland India states Joseph Kroupa believes the moon guides his farming. He uses lunar phases to time planting and vineyard work near Dover, supplying 16 and selling produce from eight farms and a roadside stand. His wife Rose shares the belief, while an astrologer from Los Angeles backs the method.

Cleveland Joseph Kroupa Dover Kroupa Zane Rose Kroupas Newing Los Angeles Bor

Hints Of Life Offered By Four Centenarians

Four Massachusetts centenarians share life lessons noting moderation in heart health and avoidance of liquor. Mrs Stratton accepts limited tobacco use. others advise temperate living and devotion. The most interesting life theme for three is children, with Miss Dudley urging to do what one must and can at all times.

Anna Dudley Bester Shelburne Falls

Pineapple and Spice Sweet Potatoes Recipe Note

A brief preparation note mentions slices of pineapple with butter cinnamon hotolas cooked sweet potatoes salt pepper and pineapple Julce. The fragment lists ingredients and basic flavor additions without clear steps.

Bake Test Cake From Fragrant Citrus Batter

A recipe describes combining lemon juice rind and sugar with butter, then beating in flour and whites. Bake 10 minutes at high heat then 30 minutes at moderate heat until center firms as it cools.

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