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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1930

Page

7

Babies Need Greater Care During Prolonged Heat

State Health Department Child Hygiene chief Dr. R H Paden warns mothers to guard babies and young children during extreme heat and drought. He cites August to October as especially hard on vitality and notes rising risks from diarrhea and enteritis. Advice covers breastfeeding, milk safety, hydration, cooling, baths, naps, sun avoidance, and seeking medical care when ill.

R. H. Paden Division of State Health Department Paden Ness

Dill Weed Becomes New Mississippi Farm Crop

A Roxie farmer Allen Whithead grew an acre of dill weed and earned a net profit of $110.19 from four tons of dried weed. Cultivation mirrored cotton methods, and agricultural experiments show Mississippi land suited for large scale dill weed production.

Roxie Miss Mississippi Allen Whithead

Drys Challenge Wets to Offer Plan Better Than Prohibition

In Sable, Mich, on August 9, the Anti-Saloon League of America executive board challenged opponents of prohibition to propose a superior plan to promote temperance nationwide. The challenge appeared in the policy declaration from the board’s two day biennial conference.

Little Point Sable Mich The Anti-Saloon League of America

Forest fires in Idaho Washington mostly under control

In Spokane and northern Idaho and eastern Washington fires were largely contained Friday as crews released men. An exception remained in the Ping Creek Protective Association area of the Coeur d Alene region where valuable timber was burning and a heavy wind threatened further spread.

Spokane Wash Idaho Washington Ping Creek

Bennett rises to Canadian Conservative premiership

From Hopewell Hill New Brunswick to Calgary and political ascent, R B Bennett becomes Dominion of Canada next premier. Born 60 years ago, he taught at 17, studied law, and built a fortune largely through his own efforts. An independent Conservative leader since 1927, he has seldom married, with sister Mildred as travel hostess.

Toronto R. B. Bennett Dominion Ittle New Bruswick Hopewell Hill Western Canada Bennett Calgary Legislative Assembly of Northwest Territories House of Commons Jennie Eddy Mildred

Mary Martha class holds picnic and club notes at Philippi

Philippi Aug 9 The Mary Martha Sunday School of the local Baptist church held a picnic supper at Dr Myers summer camp with golf croquet and canoeing. Attendees included Dr Karl Myers and family Mrs Hazel Nutter and son Miss Anna Murphy and others. Roads inspected by state and Morgantown engineers. CMTC cadets returned home from Fort Thomas. New officers elected for United Brethren church Sunday school and Christian Endeavor society. Hearts of Gold and Guiding Star classes held a joint picnic at Smith's Park for nineteen children with guests and games. Socials include visits from Miss Maxine Bailey and friends from Weston Belington and Buckhannon.

Ei. F. Vangilder Lillian Malone Anna Murphy Doris Smith Ada White Mattie Watson Versa Cork Niyo Wilson United Brethren Church Elihue Edmond Pred Lantz Marie Morrall Agnes Swick Evelyn Lutz W. G. Campbell Madeline Campbell Home Dept Ida England Groover Lutz The Christian Endeavor J. Blackburn Ware Lillie McCoy Newton Poling Goldie Nestor Hearts of Gold Charlotte Carpenter Guiding Star Smith’s Park C. R. Haller A. P. Hight Iris McDonald Maxine Bailey Weston Garnett Street Lenora Hillyard Mary Cook Belington Ernie Cutlip Robert Lee Buckhannon

Local residents visit relatives during weekend gatherings

Buckhannon guests Mr. and Mrs. W. E. White visit Garnett street relatives. Elkins visitor Miss Martha Barnard stays with Miss Marie Morrall on Beech avenue. Mrs. John Showalter from Maryland makes an extended visit with her Hawkins relatives. Rose and Oli Johnson take a two week vacation at Cove district home. Additional line mentions various family visits and trips around Grafton and Morgantown.

W. E. White Buckhannon J. A. White Garnett Street Martha Barnard Elkins Marie Morrall Beech Avenue John Showalter Ha Berstown Mary Hawkins This Place Clovie Hawkins Maple Avenue Rose Oli Johnson Cove District W. W. Poling Odie Nestorville W. G. Campbell Madeline Mary Evelyn Billy Grafton Paul B. Ware Jackie Jimmy Morgantown

Soft Coal Output Exceeds Seven Million Tons In Week

National Coal Association weekly estimate shows United States bituminous coal output for the week ended August 2 at 7,900,000 net tons based on preliminary railroad car loading data. The prior year’s week registered 9,226,000. Bureau of Mines figures for weeks ended July 19 and July 26 were 7,922,000 and 7,933,000 net tons respectively.

Washington, D. C National Coal Association United States United States Bureau of Mines

Nationalists Trade Boycott May Help U.S. Trade

Washington reports that Indian nationalist boycotts threaten British goods and shift demand toward other nations, with Germany, Japan, and the United States gaining some exports. Commerce observers note India’s trade stagnation, while U S exports to India focus on kerosene and luxury items like automobiles, sewing machines, typewriters, and cigars.

Washington Americas Scything India United States Great Britain Department of Commerce Germany Japan Mra A. H. Horal Yorktown

Comrades Killed and Trade Totals Cited in Report

A report notes that comrades were killed and values cited include $56,280,000 for the deceased, while the United States imported from India that year products valued at $14,382,000.

United States India

Rainey Williams Electrocuted After Lynch Attempts

Huntsville Texas August 9 Rainey Williams 38 Port Arthur Negro mob attempts to lynch him for alleged attacks on white women resulted in his electrocution today at the state penitentiary He was the first man ever to be electrocuted in Texas for an assault on a Negro woman Williams was identified by two white girls in Port Arthur on July 2 as the attacker before the mob violence occurred

Huntsville Tex Rainey Williams Port Arthur Texas

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