Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The piece argues changing food habits come from nutrition science and education. It cites rises in milk, vegetables, fruits, and tomatoes from 1915 to 1945, linking improved intake to reduced pellagra and infectious diseases and enhanced overall health potential. It emphasizes school programs to teach food value and nutrition.
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Samuel Pepy
City figures lead 1927 Community Chest canvassing
City officials choose Clyde P. Brown to chair the 1927 Community Chest canvassing committee at a Municipal Building meeting called by Mayor Bracken. Other items note a trainman injury at Mayville, school reopening plans for Sept 6, and a marriage in Titusville.
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Clyde P. Brown
Community Chest
O. W. Bracken
Jamestown 12-year-old admits starting two fires
Jamestown police announce a 12-year-old boy admitted starting two fires believed incendiary. Investigators and fire officials say the fires at the home of Gwenolyn Johnson, society editor of the Post Journal, and at Margaret Shaver’s home were set, endangering residents and destroying papers, cleaning supplies, and waste baskets. the youth is in juvenile court hold.
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Jamestown
Wader
Miss Johnson
Shaver
Happenings of Week in Columbus Area News
Miss Delia Taquith visits Worth Warren State Hospital staff member at Worth Warren for two weeks. Earl and Mrs. Wilson Youngsville call on Archie Norton Tart family. Hatlie Sheffield and Franklin Benny family of Erie visit. Clifford Muzzy Hamlet NY visits Arthur Carlson. Dorothy Miller returns from Kent University for a month’s vacation before senior year. Mrs. Margaret Sherman Freddont visits Archie Norton. Warren Fargo makes regional business rounds in Jamestown and Youngsville. Mrs. Kate Blakeslee and James Blakeslee attend funeral in Clair for Kenneth Blakeslee after sudden heart attack. Mrs. Hauris Watrous and daughter Ida. Hobard Blanchard ordained Baptist minister on August 14 in Gomtoocook WA. Annette Amy Nancy Curtis visit Panama grandmother Earnest Button. Ed Jukes helps with Town Line cemetery renovations. Alda Crosby visits friends in Conneaut Like. Gerivarle Richardson of Byer douin visits cousin Amy Green. Marion Howles and family attend events.
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Conumbus
Delia Taquith
Worth Warren
Dan Jaquith
Earl Wilson
Youngsville
Archie Norton
Clifford Muzzy
Hamlet
N. Y
Arthur Carlson
Dorothy Miller
Kent University
Margaret Sherman
Fredont
Warren Fargo
Jamestown
Kate Blakeslee
James Blakeslee
Clair
Ed, Jukes
Town Line Cemetery
Alda Crosby
Conneaut
Gerivarle Richardson
Byerdouin
Amy Green
Marion Howles
Residents Return and Visits Across Towns
The text notes a son returning home after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Blanchard in Contoocook New Hampshire. Howard, Amy Green and Mrs. Alda Crosby visited Buffalo for a day. Mrs. Paul Pox and Mrs. John Radecki called on Mrs. Carl Gilivott, and Alda Crosby was a business visitor in Warren. Elmer Hinderer Mae Muller stayed with cousin Lottie McCluire in Vermilion Ohio. Dan Jaquith and daughter Della attended the James Doud wedding in Jamestown. Warren County’s 450 drls display at Youngsville August 27.
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Sell
Hobart Blanchard
Contoocook
Howard
Lottie McCluire
Vermilion
Dan Jaquith
Della
James Doud
Jamestown
Warren County
Youngsville
Hannegan to quit as Democratic national chairman
The Democratic national chairman Robert E. Hannegan plans to announce early this month that failing health prevents him from serving as Postmaster General and party chair. The piece traces chairmen from Farley to Belmont and notes a shift toward nonpolitical leaders, with recent chairs often Catholics and varied backgrounds.
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Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
James A. Farley
Farley
Frank C. Walker
August Belmont
Democratic National Organization
Wall Street
Rothschilds
Belmont
Germany
United States
Wilson
William F. McCombs
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Rashkob
Tyro
Cordell Hull
Seven Quiz Questions From Classifieds Page
The item lists seven quiz questions from the classified page about ship lights, industrial events, medical theory on President Roosevelt's death, Hertzian waves versus radio hair styles, and the meaning of ambidextrous.
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William FF. Peterson
St. Luke's] Hospital
Chicago
Roosevelt
Natural death case as body found in shed near railroad
Coroner ruled Clyde Shreve 57 died of cerebral hemorrhage in a shed behind Tillotson Furniture Co plant. Gustave Svenson 42 of Akeley Pa found three men, Fred Olson Manley Johnson Clifford Blood in the shed. another man lay on the floor. Svenson alerted authorities. funeral held at Powers Funeral Home and interment Pine Hill Cemetery.
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Jamestown
Sep
Corphen
Samuel T. Hower
Clyde Shreve
Shreve
Powers Funeral
Pine Hill
Fat Paleoner
Bowers
Gustave H.svensen
Akeley
Tillotson Furniture Co
Svenson
Fred Olson
Manley Johnson
Clifford
Alice
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