Bailey Explains City Pool Water Treatment
W F Bailey the Parks and Junior Commissioner detailed City Lake Pool sanitation, citing state health oversight, a recirculating filtration system, and disinfection standards aligned with the American Public Health Association. He noted bacterial tests show water as safe as drinking water, with daily reports confirming consistent compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Juvenile
City Lake Pool
W. F. Bailey
City Lake
Health Engineers
Civil Engineers
United States
Bailey
Cincinnati
Local Royal Arcanum Council Installed Water Purification Plant
The City Lake Pool water system meets American Health Association standards with a daily 0.2 to 0.5 ppm chlorine residual and bacteriological checks. The plant can replace 1,250,000 gallons in 40 hours and sterilize in eight hours, supporting up to 10,000 swimmers, with daily bacteriological tests posted at the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
City Lake Pool
American Health Association
High Point Per Capita Tax Burden Drops Since 1920
The article shows the 1936 per capita tax burden at 13.13 dollars, down from 30.80 in 1920, with the population rising over a decade while total levy remains stable. It notes taxes are levied to fund municipal services and compares levies across years to assess efficiency.
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High Point
Itig
Secoe
Water control salient factor in conservation
Abandonment of many agricultural lands highlights the need for water management to prevent erosion and restore productivity. The text argues for returning to nature's methods to save farmlands from further destruction and to revitalize impoverished areas through conservation practices.
Meadow Strip Outlets Aid Terrace Drainage
The Soil Conservation Service promotes meadow strip outlets to prevent gulling after terrace construction. Selection requires gentle slopes, strong sod forming grasses and legumes, adequate fertility, and placement in natural depressions. Widths range 30 to 80 feet with flat profiles for even water spread. establishment before terracing is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Parks
Mr. Parks
Greensboro
Lindale Dairy
L. O. Willard
Williard
Boundary line along New Jersey's northern edge
The article notes a straight surveyed boundary exists only on New Jersey's northern border between the Hudson and Delaware rivers, indicating a clear delineation of state limits there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hudson
Delaware
Arcanum Chapter Plans Social Meeting at City Lake
The High Point Old Plank Road council No. 2220 Royal Arcanum holds its first post installation meeting Wednesday evening at the city lake a business social including a 5:30 PM baseball game and swimming. Be B Mendenhall Jr appoints Charlie and Frank Robbins as team captains. Charter membership terms announced with a 60 day closing period.
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High Point Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
William 8. Hester
Reidsville
High Point Old Plank Road
F. Logan Porter
Kenneth B. Geddie
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
Byron Haworth
J. Arthur Morris
S. Stewart Saunders
Laurance M. Ingram
Charles C
A. Glenn Smith
P. A. Warner
Charles E. Hayworth
Jace N. Noble
J. Paul Saunders
Morris A. Jones
Alex H. Whitley, Jr
Joseph J. Cox
J. A. Mizell
W. Frank Barfield
Henry A. Betts
John Davis
A. L. Stevens
William S. Hayes
Darrell Bulla
Jimmie Foscue
Jesse Washburn
Severe spring freeze ruptures fruit buds after awakening
Severe freezing during winter does not injure the fruit bud but once the buds awaken in warm spring days a sudden cold snap ruptures the buds and damages the fruit.
Paralysis Spread Is Under Control In Southern States
Four new infantile paralysis cases reported today in the southern outbreak. Alabama health officer Dr. J. N. Baker said the disease is on the down swing as preventive measures take effect. Georgia officials reported no epidemic, while Mississippi and Tennessee total reached 346 with 23 deaths including a child in Gleason Tennessee.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. N. Baker
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Gleason
Tenn
Coughlin Shuns Newspaper Rally Remarks Spark Controversy
In Worcester Rev Coughlin at a rally attacked the press and President Hoover era talk. He warned that if the nation follows Hoover’s path there would be poverty bloodshed and unrest. He said the public press should not spend money on poverty programs today.
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Worcester
Coughlin
Hoover
Alf
America
Spain
National Union For
Wheat Study Identifies 150 Black Stem Strains
Researchers report finding 150 distinct black stem strains in wheat samples. The study outlines variations in morphology and potential implications for disease resistance and crop management. Further testing aims to map distribution and impact on yield.
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City Pool
Man
American Public Health Association
ROYAL
Arcanum Council
Ming
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
J. W. Clanard, Pres
North Main Street
Johnson
See
Morgan Gets Back On His Feet
J. P. Morgan
East Isla
Arcanum Chapter
SECUS
Ity
N. Main St
Damp Wash Service
Sunshine
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