Pollen Masks Proposed To Ease Hay Fever Suffering
A new device acts as a facial mask that filters pollen and irritants from inhaled air. Intended mainly for hay fever and seasonal asthma sufferers, it also suits dust sensitive workers and gardeners.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1937
Page
5
A new device acts as a facial mask that filters pollen and irritants from inhaled air. Intended mainly for hay fever and seasonal asthma sufferers, it also suits dust sensitive workers and gardeners.
Bob McTavish attends the Duchess studio party with Kathleen OShan. Professor Bracey charms with Egypt talk while a tense exchange hints at hidden rivalries. Kathleen escapes to Bob as Bracey probes intent and past work.
Fred H Clinard was elected chairman of the Clinard clan at the annual reunion held at Oak View school. Flora Clinard Hunt became vice chairwoman and Ina Hunt Hewitt secretary. The event included entertainment, brief talks, and a picnic luncheon with 151 direct descendants noted.
A prominent hatter features a new gabardine beret-cap that blends beret and cap styles. The hat can slant like a beret or be pulled forward and snapped to the headband for a dressy cap look. It comes in a full range of gabardine colors for active sportsmen.
Ben Whitehurst’s book compiles letters to President Roosevelt from the FERA and WPA era mixing humor with hardship. The piece notes reader requests and adds light anecdotes about famous authors and the Everyman’s Library revelations.
R R Wright and wife transfer to A T Schram and wife a tract in Oak Hill Forest. C Chidester and wife transfer to Eva A Chidester and Leon D Chidester a tract on Parkway street. Sara Goldstein Alec Goldstein Celia Goldstein Goldie Goldstein Nathan Markowite and Philip Needle to Flossie A Byrd a tract on Morton street. Helen P Clark and husband W B Clark to W W Sharpe Jr a tract on Sylvan road. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to Plessie A Byrd a tract on Mayflower drive. Thomas Hoyle trustee to the Methodist Board of Publication a tract on Blam avenue.
The Illinois automobile registry shows 1,472,586 vehicles listed as of July 17 1937. This milestone reflects growing motor ownership and a surge in road travel across the state.
New York theater review outlines the play Room Service a farce about four shoestore impresarios who rack up a $1200 hotel bill in Times Square. Authors Allen Boretz and John Murray drew from their hotel stay to craft the comic misadventure about dispossession, debt, and a show that writes itself.
Guests recall a grand Thanksgiving dinner for 40 friends in the hotel’s main dining room. The couple faced a crippling bill as credit outside proved worthless. The running tab reached $2000 before the hotel began to react, leaving the party amid mounting debt and uncertain remedies.
A London scene correspondent reports Noel Coward has begun a musical tragedy at his Goldenhurst estate and hopes to stage it in New York next season. Ruth Chatterton, a long-time theater companion, has supported Coward since his early Greenwich Village days when she helped advance The Vortex.
Manufacturers show a dot system along tire sidewalls near the rims to signal tire balance quality. The dot patterns help technicians assess balancing accuracy during installation and maintenance.
In 1936 motor vehicles used about a third more lubricating oil than all other industries combined, highlighting the dominant share of the automotive sector in lubricant demand.
WPA estimates that on an average business day the number of passenger cars parked on New York streets would, if lined end to end, reach from New York to Baltimore Maryland.
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