Dyer Warns Of June Heat Dangers For Health
Health Commissioner N. H. Dyer warns June heat poses serious risk to vulnerable populations with heat prostrations sunstrokes and heart strain. He explains cooling systems rely on radiation sweat evaporation and metabolic adjustments, noting 85 degrees can be as harmful as 95 and urging increased salt intake for hot weather unless contraindicated. He cites vitamin C as helpful and advises higher fluid intake.
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Dyer
N. H. Dyer
Fruit tips amid summer heat from old columnist
A fragment notes guidance on fruit consumption in summer to absorb vitamin C and cautions against large meals when hot, explaining the heart works harder as blood concentrates near the surface, hinting at health concerns of strenuous digestion in high temperatures.
South Charleston 1942 reunion and 1937 class gathering
The South Charleston high school class of 1942 holds its second annual reunion at the Boat club Saturday from p.m. to 1 a.m. Invitations are extended to all members and guests. Last Saturday, Charles Meadows hosted about 60 members of the 1937 class for their tenth year reunion at the South Charleston Woman's club with many former instructors and out of town guests attending. Also, Vandallas Methodist church friends hosted a mileetlaheous shower for Martha Ann Myers and fiancé Keith Morgan at the Vandalia Recreation center, with seventy five guests.
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South Charleston High School
Boat Club
Charles Meadows
Marietta
South Charleston
Susan Purse
Lucy Jackson
Clendenin
Mamie Hughes
Nell E. Draper
M. D
Philadelphia
Milpareg Karr Winters
Rio Grande, O
Dorcas Life
Weston
Maud Nunley
Pearl Eggleston
Poca
Frances Thornton
St. Albans
Vandallas Methodist Church
Vandalia Recreation Center
Martha Ann Myers
Keith Morgan
Bawnemont
Newsmen in Hungary Continued From Page Six
The report recalls American correspondents in Szeged facing aggressive expansionist Communism while a crowd showered praise. Jack Guinn of Associated Press notes the warmth and the risk as Hungarians then slid toward repression, including one journalist being assaulted.
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Hungary
Szeged
Jack Guinn
Associated Press
Cigarette rise and old tobacco habits described
The excerpt discusses the shift from pipe tobacco, chewing tobacco, and snuff to cigarettes, noting snuff’s decline and the cigaret’s popularity. It mentions historical introductions of “coffin-nails,” the secrecy of blending rooms, common ingredients like glycerine and sugar, and an observer’s remark on a rich young man unaware of cigaret contents.
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U. S. Senate
Hiram Johnson
Cigaret
Gray
Roerich letters and symbols spark controversy in cultural debate
The piece notes Roerich’s letters and the public’s access to them while contrasting with withheld Guru correspondence. It discusses a symbol described as the cultural Red Cross, a red circle with three red spheres, linked to a notorious misinterpretation tied to loan pawns and Monday paydays.
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Horch
Henry Wallace
Roerich
Goofy Guru
Henry
Propaganda Office Debate Reflected in Czechoslovakia Tale
The piece argues for a state propaganda office and cites Guam minded congressmen urging the State Department to use an ambassador as the sole propaganda agent. It describes how in Czechoslovakia people are convinced the Red Army conquered Japan, misattributing victory to Soviet forces.
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State Department
Czechoslovakia
Red Army
Japan
U. S. Army
Navy
Propaganda and seeds in a changing world
The piece discusses American influence and Czech perceptions shaped by propaganda, noting the Czech republic’s Pittsburgh founding and Woodrow Wilson’s role. It laments American messaging gaps while advising home gardeners to buy time-saving vegetable plants like cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, peppers, tomatoes, and celery, including onion sets.
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United States
Pittsburgh
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Gazette
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