Unethical Salesmen Warn Homemakers Iowa Health Dept Note
The Iowa State Department of Health warns homemakers about false claims by kitchenware salesmen. They allege pans release diseases, but experts say aluminum discoloration from boiling soda is harmless and high grade enamelware poses no cancer risks. The article also lists open Civil Service positions and notes a tied mayoral election in Harlan with a recount possible.
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Iowa State Department of Health
Ralph H. Heeren
Division of
Evolution of Farm Machinery and Iowa Leaders
Dr J Brownlee Davidson argues farm implement evolution continues with rapid future changes. He notes labor cost, educated farmers and strong engineering departments as drivers, tracing from ancient plows to gasoline tractors. Town locals W Hert and C H Parr pioneered early engines. Iowa led in tractor adoption with 8 375 919 gas tractors by 1949. John Lunn of Grinnell injured when machinery fell on his knees breaking his heel.
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Towan
J. Brownlee Davidson
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Iowa
W. Hert
C.H. Parr
Charles City
United States
Davidson Wa
Towa
John Lunn
Grinnell
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