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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
7
A perturbed mother laments her youngsters delving into foolish antics and urges others to stay calm. She recalls her own teen years and suggests patience, humor, and memory work to ease the strain rather than spank or scold.
Victory Garden experts outline mulching to shield tomato roots from wind and sun, keeping fruit clean and preventing blossom end rot. A Garden Graph illustration shows damp brown or black areas on blossom ends, caused by cell breakdown and water stress, with cautions on care.
Sir Alexander Fleming cautioned against using penicillin as a universal cure in gardens and farming. He warned that overuse could foster resistant microbes, urging proper soil moisture and mulch methods while noting the drug’s unintended effects on plants and soil. He spoke during a U.S. visit about penicillin's real limits and proper application.
Washington June 5 Steve Early Roosevelts press secretary will write a eulogy for his late chief at the suggestion of J Howard Myers clerk of the West Virginia senate and editor of the Bluebook Myers wanted someone close to the president to prepare such a tribute
New officers were instilled Monday night by the Bierkamp Loyal Daughters at the annual banquet held at Wren's Nest. President Miss Ernestine Wolfe, Vice President Mrs. Lydia Goeller, Secretary Mrs. Freeda Casto, and Treasurer Mrs. Florence Patrick were named.
The doctor notes that while the drug could be widely supplied and controlled by prescription for world use, it appears highly effective against kenorrhea and may be the best treatment against syphilis. He cautions it remains ineffective against cancer, typhoid fever and tuberculosis.
Miss Blanche Howell a Stonewall Jackson High School graduate and West Virginia Wesleyan student will give an organ recital at 8 p m Sunday at Central Methodist church Miss De Sales Perky will sing accompanied by Miss Marie Boette director of music at West Virginia Wesleyan
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