Rotary Ethics Waning Ground Members Here
Thirty six national and international trade organizations adopted codes of ethical practices over the past year Rotarians heard from Raymond M Havens during the second day of the international convention in Toronto He noted that 53 major bodies now require members to discard buyer beware and emphasize service to the community Rotary education leader John R Williams outlined efforts to promote the Rotary idea of service and to recruit members as ambassadors to their professions Local notes mention Mrs Gussie A Woods visiting Creston.
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Toronto
Rostarians
Raymond M. Havens
Kansas City
International Committee On Business Methods
Havens
Rotary
England
New Zealand
Japan
Cuba
Harvard
Yale
Rotar
John R. Williams
Long Beach
Calif
International Committee On
Rotary Education
Harry Bert Craddick
Minneapolis
Rotary Club
Edward J. Cattell
Philadelphia
Iowa Leads Production of Electrical Energy
Iowa remains top in the west north central group for electric energy production, generating 1,109,710,000 kilowatt hours in 1923. The Keokuk hydro project ranks Iowa eighth for water power, while coal use declined from 41,630 barrels in 1922 to 23,905 in 1928 amid rail strikes and shifting energy sources.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
West North Central
Stata
United State Geological Survey
Minnesota
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Fly
Keokuk
California
New York
Washington
Montana
South Carolina
Michigan
Iaho
Weird murder death by own action at Somogy castle
In Budapest on June 18 a Hungarian nobleman Bela Marffy died by a rope and weights designed to mimic hanging. His servant, initially suspected, confessed to murder after witnessing the plot. Marffy reportedly admired life and sought the sensations of death after reading of a boy's suicide. The servant kept the money from the purse.
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Budapest
Somogy Castle
Bela Marffy
Marffy
Marfly
Ghemist Saves Farmers Many Worries Claim
A Wisconsin professor describes a colloid chemistry approach to pest control and crop care. The method explains why a positive charge on poison particles makes insect spray cling to leaves, improving effectiveness and reducing waste. The tale highlights potential lab studies and practical gains for orchardists and cattle owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elect City
Salls
Mathews
Alcolloid
Tanlac credited by Brotherhood official for restoring health
Walter Trippe of Atlanta general representative for the Brotherhood Railway Trainmen and longtime railroad man lauds Tanlac for restoring his digestion and energy after illness and an accident. He says Tanlac has helped many fellow trainmen and calls it the railroad man’s best friend. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Trippe
Healey
Atlanta
Legislative
Trippe
Internal Revenue
Northern Distret
Georgia
Tanlac
Mr. Trippe
Tanlaee
Tanlae
At the Crack of the Bat Keds Promote Speed Shoes
An ad extols Keds shoes as ideal for all outdoor sports, emphasizing speed, lightness, and cool comfort. It claims flexible rubber soles improve footing and positions Keds as the real comfort shoes suitable for baseball and other games.
Colloid Chemistry To Determine Wheat Hardiness
Professor Mathews says colloid chemistry will determine wheat winter hardiness by sap analysis rather than months of planting. A national council committee proposes a funded laboratory with $100,000 to equip and endow, to be located at a representative university for wide access to scientists.
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Mathews
Committee On
National Research Council
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Mack Sennett
Mabel Normand
CIA
Wildwood
Hollywood
Sue Graham
C.F. Kunath
Porter Drug CO
N. Maple St
Iowa State College
Club
Claim
Gussie A. Woods
Prescott
Creston
Wisconsin University
George Brittner
Madison
Wis
Paris
J. H. Mathews
University of Wisconsin
South of
Ohio
Brown Shoe Store
Lisle
E. Goodman
Reynolds
Hadley and
Schoon
Colorado
Burlington
J. J. Teeter
Burlington, Ia
Dale Ellis
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