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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1951
Page
2
Dr Rush P Marshall warns trees die in winter without proper care due to drought wind ice and snow. Proper pruning cabling and avoiding root disturbance reduce storm damage and disease spread from elm bark beetles and Dutch elm disease. Death can come from careless construction or vehicle impact, but with care trees can survive year round.
The Cornwall furnace in Pennsylvania, built in 1742 and long called the hub of the iron trade, produced 24 tons of iron weekly. The Grubbs brothers, Curtis and Peter, made cannons, tested and fired them, and served as field colonels while also supplying stoves and equipment for a wartime salt industry. Washington and La Fayette watched the first cannons cast for the Continental Army.
An ophthalmic expert describes infant vision from birth to age five. At four months a baby’s vision is a blur with 20/2400 acuity. By one year it improves to 20/130, and by around age five or six reaches 20/40. Binocular single vision forms between 12 and 24 months as two eye images are fused in the brain.
The newest Army history volume in the U S Army in World War I series details the operations division and the staff that planned and directed early global military operations. It is the seventh in the series and part of an envisioned set of nearly 100 volumes covering all aspects of the war.
Army Chemical Corps Medical Laboratories conducted experiments near Churchill Manitoba to map biting insect flight ranges. Three million radioactive labeled mosquitoes were raised on tap water and ground dog food containing radiophosphorus to trace dispersal. Adults were made radioactive via radioactivated prey and sugar solutions.
Charles P. Baker Jr. of Painesville has filed for $2847.79 for prosecutor services in the State of Ohio vs Sheriff Stewart Harland. Clerk Donald Philips records the claim. hearing by Common Pleas Judge K Thomas is set for 9:30 a m Saturday.
Mr. Harland and Geauga County Prosecutor Harold Bostwick are mentioned. Mr. Harland was tried and found guilty of pampering a prisoner in his jail. The phrasing suggests a legal proceeding involving jail misconduct and an official prosecutor.
Former State Senator John W. Morrison of Aurora Portage county announced his bid for the Republican nomination as representative to Congress from the new 11th district which includes Geauga.
Dr. Elliott P. Joslin reports on 769 long term diabetics, about 80 percent remain active and many in perfect health with strict early regime and insulin. Among those over 25 years, 23 show sound bodies, healthy eyes, and arteries, with 13 inheriting the disease. Seventeen marriages produced 28 healthy children. Corroboration comes from 40 patients with 30 to 35 years duration.
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