Health Nursing Redoubling Its Public Service Scope
The Kanawha Public Health Nursing Association reports a doubled scope since early spring. May figures show 46 additional patients, 32 more home visits than April, and 13 patients served in May, with increased per visit costs and expanded child welfare work. Seven clinics weekly, daily public demonstrations, and donated infant clothing reflect rising demand and community support.
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Kanawha Public Health
Ita
Beuilde
Marguerite Chyney
Dleneor
Miek Cheney
Nan
Junior League
Semtinelow
Clinton
Ohare
Napectatlom
Gommunitien
Boyd
Momortini
New Hair Removal Method Promises Private Quick Results
An advertised discovery claims to remove unwanted body hair completely without tools. It promises shocking effectiveness, claiming hair roots emerge during treatment and that the product is harmless and non poisonous.
Kanawha river stages and river facts reported
Kanawha flyer notes a staggered river rise at Kanawha Pally and a 7.3 foot fall at Charleston with New Striver showing a 47 foot rise at Hinton. Ohio river levels drop at Parkersburg Folne Peasant and Cincinnati while Heath moves in the Kanawha with Scotia and Toms Green boats mentioned along with Lewnatranm boats Hnatfield and Mary Jana.
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Kanawha
Kanawha Pally
Chicleston
Hinton
Ohio
Parkersburg
Folne Peasant
Cincinnach
Heath
Scotia
Toms Green
Hnatfield
Mary Jana
Playground supervisors named for city parks program
Mayor Wertz and Carson Lewis announced the chief playground supervisor and teams for summer. Most grounds open tomorrow except Lunn park, with hours 9 am to 12, 1 pm to 6 pm. Supervisors include Garson Lewis, Ros G Barg er, Emma Irving, Irvin C Wildman, Eleanor Carakadon, Roy Honron Yates, Harry Noel, Merle Binshart, Delta Dutt, He OF Pauley, Sidney Hesman, Elizabeth Timlin, William Buckhan nen. A reserve list was named including Allen Haley and others. Police announce railroad crossing danger warnings painted near crossings within 100 feet.
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W. W. Wertz
Carson Kit Lawis
Wette
Lunn Park
Krounda
Lunn
Lude Park
Sidney Hesman
Elizabeth Timlin
Teland
William Buckhan
Allen Haley
Trevah Weatfall
Ruth Mason
Susln Reed
Virginia Thayer
Lorena Wrigzell
Mary L. Jarrett
Lole Allen
Preston
Mobart
Jackson
Mr. Nunnery
Sidney Calderwood
Elizabeth N. Woodroa
Elizabeth Creamer
Fawline Pratt
Coast to Coast Drive Sets Tough Record With Dort Car
Ward i Mattice of Newburgh New York and a three man party rode a Dort car with a 1200 pound trailer from New York to the coast and back covering 14300 miles. They endured desert sand mountains mud and washouts while never missing a motor stroke or overheating. The party traveled over 1009 miles in second and low gear and reached as high as 341 miles in a single day. Mattice declares the record unlikely to be surpassed and notes the Dort remains in fine running condition.
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Ward i
Mattos
Newburgh
Mattice
New York
Missouri
Kansan
Étay
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Huba
Car somersaults injure none in Pennsylvanian crash
Mr and Mrs J D Harrie and their small daughter escaped injury when their car collided with a second vehicle driven by Mrs A G Young at the Monongalia Street Maryland Avenue intersection. The Harris auto turned on its side trapping occupants briefly. Harris suffered a head cut while both cars were damaged. Police call it a peculiar accident of the season. A stray line about fabrics and pests follows unrelated content.
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J. D. Harrie
Berkley Street
A. G. Young
St. Athans
Monongalia Street
Maryland Avenue
Harris
Enges
Harris Feas
Youngs
Puncture-Proof Inner Tube Promises Tough Chicago Test
Ad reads that a new puncture proof inner tube, tested in Chicago, withstood 400 punctures while staying inflated. It claims higher mileage, 42 000 miles, without removing from the wheel, at the same cost as a regular tube. Interested readers are urged to contact J F Gures in Chicago for details and potential agency offers.
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Chicago
Montor- Inte
J. F. Gures
Tilinais Street
Adys
Moonshine Arrests Sting Cabin Creek Police
Black residents facing liquor violation arrests on Cabin Creek Ia. Dave Jackson released June 3 after a prior sentence. Jackson jailed again after state police custody. Richard Stewart Fred Sizemore and William Thacker also arrested for possession of a moonshine still and placed in county jail.
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Dave Jackson
Cabin Creek Negro
Jackson
Cabin Creek
Richard Stewart
Fred Sizemore
William ‘Thacker
Berry Growers Satisfy Beetle Threat to Davis Creek Crops
The strawberry beetle damaged the Davis Creek berry crop, with early reports of a 75 percent failure. A county agricultural agent consulted West Virginia University for guidance and a field visit. experts believed the season was ruined, but recent notes suggest a rebound as the pest apparently moved on. The beetle, small and precise, lays eggs after severing a stem, leaving eggs and larvae to hatch.
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Davis Creek
McGowran
West Virginia University College of Agriculture
Fragmented Seed and Beetle Effects in Historic Botany Note
A distorted OCR passage discusses stem cutting, pollen retention, and beetle interactions with buds. It suggests pollen use by a predator, debates on pollination and seed set, and tangential notes about breeding seasons and mechanical clocks in medieval England, reflecting garbled historical botany commentary.
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Carson
Kit” Lewis
Wertz
Hodge Brothers Foulkin
Dodge Brothers
Podge Brothers
Daret
Sereen
Cece Ee
Blair-Smanley Metro Co. Broad
Smith Sts
Sone
D. Harris
Traveling
South
Cobb CO
Virginia Street
Charleston
W. VA
Capitol
England
Kanawha River
Smedley Vault Co
Charleston, W. VA
A. W. Cox
Sharp
Coats
Roshanara
Canton
Charlestons
Cox
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