Four Ways to Avoid Hay Fever Attacks
A physician outlines four practical strategies to lessen hay fever impact. Advice covers seasonal travel to low pollen regions, use of air filters and allergen-free bedding, pollen immunization limits, and supplementary measures such as nasal drugs and diet considerations. The piece notes varied regional pollen severity and that permanent cure remains elusive.
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Canada
Lake &A Jor
Michigan
Duluth
California
Maine
Davies Aire
Cortion
New York
Ad-Lee Company
Chicago
Allergia Products Company
Newton
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Ohio
Rail Line Shows Way In Practicing Good Neighbors
In Los Angeles the Mexican consul general and the county juvenile court announce an employment program for Mexican extract wards. Fifty boys will work as track laborers for the Santa Fe railway in California with standard benefits and future advancement. Half their wages go to a trust for later court-ordered distribution to families. Judge Blake praises the plan as a cooperative step in juvenile delinquency reform.
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Los Angeles
INS
Superior Court
Santa Fe Railways
California
Los Angeles County
Vincente Peralta
Samuel R. Blake
Santa Fe
Foot condition debated as acid vs athlete’s foot
A physician argues foot blisters are not caused by acid. The best distance guess is athlete's foot. Advice: wash with a weak alcohol solution and apply Whitfield's ointment to affected feet.
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G. M
Whitfield
Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Other Lines
The prompt asks for the next line after idle as a painted ship and to complete lines from classic works. It also cites The Tempest and Tremain's Daughter with garbled endings, seeking specific poetic fragments and continuations.
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Coleridge
William Shakespeare
Cadet Etiquette Hints For Aviators
A wartime guide advises that aviation cadets be addressed as Cadet first and surname last. It emphasizes respectful military formality and proper address in training settings and official communications.
Varied Earth Inspires a Desultory Mind
A reflective note on Earth's vast variety pleasing a mind fond of change and novelty. The author suggests variety guards against dull routine, inviting continual curiosity and exploration.
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Cowper
Astrological Forecast Highlights Personal Growth for You
You are conscientious and slow to judge, valued as loyal and empathetic. The year begins with both domestic disappointment and pleasant surprises, shaping relationships and friendships. the birth date predicts a child with fine traits and success in their chosen profession.
Righting the Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor time
The 30,000 ton Oklahoma, sunk at Pearl Harbor, required 72 hours to be righted with 21 shore operated winches powered by electric motors. An even pull on each cable was essential to prevent the battleship from breaking apart.
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Pearl Harbor
Civilian Production Rules Expanded Under War Board Edict
Washington Aug 15 The War Production Board ordered civilian production rules into effect allowing manufacturers with spare workers and idle plant to produce hundreds of consumer goods previously restricted. A list of preferred items includes vacuum cleaners electric ranges enameled ware metal office furniture sewing machines and many home goods. War controls remain tight but the move aims to speed postwar peacetime reallocation of labor and materials as contracts wind down.
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Washington
War Product In
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
James F. Byrnes
WMC
WPB
Roosevelt Receives 100-Year-Old Hyde Park Painting
Mrs. David M. Newbold of Philadelphia found a watercolor of Hyde Park at a War Stamp Exchange and sent it to President Roosevelt. He replied with thanks saying he was delighted and would place the piece in his Hyde Park library collection in Dutchess County.
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Philadelphia
INS
David M. Newbold
Dutchess County
Hyde Park
Rev George S Bowden Dies In Gastonia At 53
The Rev George S Bowden 53 pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran church Gastonia died Sunday He was a Wilmington native and Newberry College graduate The clipping notes glue drying plywood via heat from electronic tubes shortening cure time
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Gastonia
George S. Bowden
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Wilmington
Newberry College
Million-Volt X-Ray Units Target Malignant Cells
A report describes high voltage X-ray units used to treat malignant cells with radium valued at millions of dollars. The article notes the device’s radiation evaluation and currency figures.
Administratrix Notice for Mae T. Haddon Estate
Katherine Shumaker named administratrix of Mae T. Haddon estate in Guilford County North Carolina gives July 25 1945 deadline for claims and instructs debtors to settle promptly. The notice is dated July 24 1944 and lists Gold McAnally Gold as attorneys in High Point NC.
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Mae T. Haddon
Guilford County
North Carolina
Katherine Shumaker
Carrick Ave
High Point
N.C
Mae T. Raddon
Gold
McAnally & Gold
Attys
A Contract Bridge Debate on a Slam Lead
A reader letter to Mrs Culbertson discusses a slam in which the defender led hearts after coin toss between spade and heart. The writer questions whether a spade lead would have defeated the slam and weighs the risks of leading aces against slams.
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South
West
Idummy
State News Briefs Highlight Labor Talks and Local Courts
Labor leader J M Broughton says NC cannot rely on cheap wages to build a great state and nation. Governor Broughton pushes for wage parity with the national minimum and freight-rate equalization. Other briefs note extradition requests, a chaplain’s death, polio bans at recreation sites, a soldier killed in France, coaching moves, and a football injury sidelining a returning starter.
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LABOR
Broughton
Greensboro
P —Nrov
J. M. Broughton
State Federation of Labor
North Carolina
America
South
Training in Restaurant Management Launch at Chicago
The National Restaurant Association announced a five year program at the University of Chicago to train managers for all restaurant types. The program begins this fall with initial funding of 100000 dollars and a 5000 dollar scholarship. Students with BA can pursue an MBA with restaurant management as a major. High school graduates enter on two years of study toward the AB degree, while those with two years of high school require four years to complete.
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New York
INS
University of Chicago
National Restaurant Association
Chicago
Woman Would Leave Chauffeur 100000
In Miami Florida Emma Wells a 72 year old widow asks the circuit court to validate a will leaving 100000 to her chauffeur Lawrence E Stanhope 42 claiming she fears attack by cousins after her death The chauffeur joins the suit The petition alleges cousins from suburban Philadelphia would claim the will and codicil were signed under undue influence while she is competent to testify.
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Miami
Fla
Emma Wells
Lawrence E. Stanhope
Philadelphia
Largest 50 000 watt lamp eclipses basketball in size
The largest incandescent lamp is a 50 000 watt bulb used for special flood lighting. It costs 500 dollars and can light about 600 homes. The smallest bulb, the size of a grain of wheat, was made for surgical use and now signals bombardiers when a bomb is released.
Community meeting scheduled for 8 pm at Youth Center
The notice lists attendees Louise Coleman, M. L. Robbins, Marcella Woodruff, Mildred Martin, Margaret Martin, Henry Simon, Samuel Hill, William Jackson, Carl Brown, Roscoe Boyd and Louis Foxx invited to meet tonight at 8 p m at the Youth Center.
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Louise Coleman
M. L. Robbins
Marcella Woodruff
Mildred Martin
Margaret Martin
Henry Simon
Samuel Hill
William Jackson
Carl Brown
Roscoe Boyd
Louis Foxx
Entre Nous club and local religious events announced
The Entre Nous club meets August 16 at 8 p m with Mrs. Gladys Gannaway at 106 Normal street. A Missionary Revival runs August 14 to 18 at 7 40 p m at the Church of God on Gurley street led by Mrs. Rosa Waden. The Traveling Four Quartette sings August 15 at 8 p m at Bethel Holiness church. Dr. J J Wilson and Mrs. Wilson attend the National Dental Association in Cleveland. relatives in Kansas City and others travel for medical meetings in St. Louis. Mrs. Carrie Flowers Kelly visits from Clairton, Pa, staying with Greely Tyson and Ella Darsett at 310 Coolidge street and 15 D Daniel.
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Entre Nous Club
Gladys Gannaway
Normal Street
Church of God
Gurley Street
Rosa Waden
J. J. Wilson
National Dental Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilsons
Kansas City
Carrie Flowers Kelly
Clairton
Greely Tyson
Coolidge Street
Wordless Trial Ends In Freedom For 2 Young Men
In Chicago on August 15 two deaf mute defendants appeared in Felony Court before Judge Francis Borrelli and used sign language to plead innocence. The judge, who learned sign language 75 years ago, questioned them silently and discharged both, who thanked him as they left.
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Chicago
Francis Borrelli
Borrelli
Indignant Customer Demands Lamb Chops for Herbie
A Brooklyn woman insists a butcher provide lamb chops for Herbie a dog. After a search the butcher finds one chop but the shopper lacks enough points. Other customers cover the difference and the reveal prompts the butcher to retreat to the ice box in amusement.
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New York
INS
Brooklyn
Herbie
Typhus Deaths Reported in Wilson County
Two deaths from typhus over the weekend include John W. Stalings Sr. of Wilson and William D. Upchurch of Elm City. Wilson County lists twenty typhus cases and three deaths.
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Deatus Wilson
Wilson County
John W. Stalings
Wilson
William D. Upchurch
Elm City
Brooks Heads to Chicago to Visit Family
Mrs. Brooks and her brother Elwood Campbell travel to Chicago to visit sister Mrs. Emily White. The trip extends indefinitely. Mrs. Lowe has returned from New York where she studied at Columbia University.
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Mre
Man Sees Photo Of Ship On Which Son Is Serving
Mr W E Thorbrough of 620 English Street was astonished to find a photo of an LCI landing craft his son Lou Thorbrough served on in France during D Day. The boat bears U S 510 on the bow and the seaman first class crossed the channel about 10 00 a m on Ok Day. Recent letters report Lou is safe in France and well.
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W. E. Thorbrough
English Street
Lou Pmbrough
France
U. S
Thornbrough
Lou
WPB Eases House Trailer Restrictions
The War Production Board relaxed sale limits on house trailers to permit non migratory workers on essential jobs to buy them when other housing is inadequate. Previously only migratory workers on war or essential services could purchase them.
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Washington
War Production Board
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