City dairies pass April milk ordinance tests
Dr. A R Menary reports all local dairies complied with city milk rules in April. Tests show butterfat and bacterial counts with many dairies marked very low or low, including Crm Barta James Bindler Roy and Dow Maniti among others. The list records various dairy names, types, breeds, and bacteria counts across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Menary
Dr. Menary
Barta
Guern
Benda
James
Berdeck
Wes
Bindler
Roy
Past
Blue Valley Dairy
Valley
Bike Valley Dairy
Blue Valley Cate
Carver’s Dairy
Cedar Heights
Cedar Valley
Cedar Springs
Davis
Davis Dairy
Dow's
Maniti
Dow
Edgewood
Elmhurst
Guernsey Farm
Evergreen Farm
Goodenough
Highland
Imperial
Krebs
Kvach
Leacox
Guer
Mae F
McNulty Bros
McCoy
McRaith
Melrose
Menary
R. M
Payne
Penningroth
Petrack
Charles
Sunnyside
Stark
Joe
Sutcliff
Walt
Telecky
George
Vondracek
Williams
Critic Praises E. Bruce Douglas Sculpture in New York Exhibit
An exhibit of sculpture by E. Bruce Douglas opens Wednesday at the Stendahl galleries in New York City. Douglas, a Paris resident and Cedar Rapids guest at Brucemore, is exhibiting with Abel G. Warshawsky. A New York critic lauds his first solo show, praising his deer Pegasus torsos and Babe Ruth portrait as authentic and honest art.
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E. Bruce Douglas
Stendahl
New York City
Mr. Douglas
Paris
Cedar Rapids
Brucemore
George B. Douglas
Abel G. Warshawsky
New York
Douglas
Babe Ruth
Salon
The Big Four Threat to Halliday and Poirot
In Paris, Poirot and Hastings confront the submerged dangers of the Big Four as Halliday recovers from captivity He recalls the group s vast power and vows to stay silent while Poirot plans a cautious wait and watch approach to uncover their scheme.
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Poirot
John Halliday
Halliday
Monsieur
Villa
England
Paris
Poirot Tracks The Big Four In Secret Service Intrigue
Poirot pursues the international criminal network The Big Four led by Li Chang Yen The plot weaves Mayerling the missing agent Murder by prussic acid and a mysterious asylum keeper The trail leads to Halliday a missing scientist and to Paris where Inez and her accomplice reveal key moves in the conspiracy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercule Poirot
Secret Service
Mayerling
Russia
Poirot
Li Chang Yen
Hastings
Hanwell Asylum
John Ingles
Kent
United States Secret Service
Halliday
Poirot confronts Countess Rossakoff in Paris bargaining for Halliday
Poirot questions Madame Veroneau widow Inez Veroneau and encounters Countess Rossakoff. She admits Halliday lives elsewhere and she offers freedom for herself in exchange for Halliday and her own safety. Poirot accepts a mutual bargain and asks about the Big Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Olivier
Poirot
Hastings
Madame Veroneau
M. Hercule Poirot
Countess Rossakoff
London
Inez Veroneau
M. Poirot
Paris
Madame
Intriguing Visitor Signals Wider Plot In London Tale
A narrator recalls thwarted schemes to remove him from England and a Dartmoor rescue delaying a gallows outcome. A new figure then enters, a tall thin man with a hooked nose and concealed eyes, signaling further interference as the story continues tomorrow.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for kidney trouble and related ailments. It claims the product cleanses the kidneys, reduces symptoms like backache, night urination, nervousness, dizziness, and uric acid issues, and offers a 35 cent package from drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. E.garmoe
Liar
Baron
South America
Au Revoir
I. V
Mon Ami
Keisuke Okada
THE
Agatha Christie
Andre
Inez
ACU
Anta Fe
Ummer
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
California
Southwest
Grand Canyon
Santa Fe Pullmans
New Mexico
Dallas
D. M. Spangler
Santa Fery
Equitable
Des Moines
Iowa
W. A. Mason
D. C. Health Service
Allison Hotel
Dartmoor
Midwest
Adler
Rochester
GGG
Wilson Bros
Haberdashery
Phoenix Hosiery
First Avenue
Stetson
Melton
Pioneer
Iowa Theater
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