Organize School to Train Hotel Chefs in Pa
In Brodheads Creek near the Pocono Mountains a new state school for training hotel chefs and waiters opens as locals seek work in seasonal mountain resorts. Led by Charles Rethoret, the program enrolled over 522 students from an initial plan of 200, with aims to place many residents in local positions across the mountain counties.
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New Gas-Propelled Satchel Draws Attention
A novel satchel designed to carry money emits a jet of gas when seized from the wearer. The inventor demonstrated immediate propulsion, showing a rapid escape capability intended to deter theft.
Cypress Wood in Cupid Arrows and Ancient Lore
Cupid’s arrows were said to be made from cypress wood, prized by Greeks Romans for sacred groves and tombs. Cypress trees reach great heights in warm climates, with red and yellow timber valued for durability, scent, and believed health benefits. Doors of St. Peter’s and Constantine era wood illustrate long lasting virtue.
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Engineers Marooned With Russian Wives in Visa Fight
American engineers stranded in Riga and Berlin struggle to bring their Russian wives home as Soviet exit visa refusals and Soviet citizenship rules block departures. Names include George T. Germain Edmund C. Brown P. L. Steffesson and L. H. Garaux. Garaux appeals to Senator Bulkley for a Cable Act amendment to ease foreign wife visas in absentia.
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Washington and Grant high school graduates 229 at Majestic
Dr. Harry M. Gage gave the commencement address at Washington and Grant high schools in the Majestic theater last evening. 229 graduates received diplomas. Gage left for Sioux City to address its graduating class.
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City Oil Today
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Rapid chromium plating process halts at tools notice
A report indicates that a rapid chromium plating process placed on tools in Iowa faced cessation. The event highlights handling of manufacturing procedures and safety considerations. Further details on involved companies or dates are not provided in the readable text.
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Constipation Advice From Dr Sleeswijk On Yeast Health
A Delft Holland medical authority Dr Sleeswijk says eating fresh yeast can improve health and help with constipation. The piece notes common symptoms like fatigue and coated tongue and warns of toxins entering the blood from unresolved bowel issues.
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