The House Mother’s Thermometer Lesson From Dr Clendening
A house mother writes of using a clinical thermometer and the belief that 98 4/5 degrees Fahrenheit is normal. The article traces thermometer history from Galileo to Traube and Wunderlich, notes reading technique and accuracy, and stresses temperature as a vital clinical measure.
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W. W. Keen
Traube
Wunderlich
Angeles
Seeing Eye Dogs and Humorous Schoolhouse Tales
W A Bivins shares anecdotes on seeing eye dogs trained in Morristown New Jersey and their calm handling of traffic hazards. He recalls a dog that stopped a blind man from stepping into danger and recalls preachers who value hands on work, parish life, and simple lessons from daily labor.
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Morristown
N. J
Alexander Woolcer
The
Washington Post
Connecticut Avenue
Chevs Chase Circle
Imi
Washington, D. C
Radio Program Schedule for September 21
Radio listings outline a detailed September 21 Eastern War Time schedule with changes by networks. The lineup includes dramas comedies news reports sports features and many serials from 6 pm to 2 am with programs such as The Sea Hound Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Superman and Captain Tim Healy plus news summaries and musical variety segments.
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Terry Allen
Three Sisters
Jack Armstrong
Farre
Tlu
Terry
Pan-America
Dhe
Tim Healy
Hop Harrigan
Chick Carter
Tin Volney
Lowell Thomas
Dhs
Henry J. Taylor
Mbs-Wert
Mercer
Music Shop
Obe-Batic
Dramatico
Cbsired
Warink
Bia Folten Lewis, Jr
Kalenborn
Chester
OPA
Frank Morgan
Abe
Newacast
Arthur Hale
Mhs
Third Naval District
Death Valley
Dixie
America
Sammy Kaye
Cbs the Music Hall of Variety
Roeciver Bowes
Ladriel Meatter
Mbs
Oan Davie
Nbe- Bas
Charlie Chan
Corliss Archer
Cbs
Antoninimbe
Biu
Harry Savoy
Nbe
Navy
Raymond Gram Swing
Henry Gladstone
Most Hicks
Dale Carnegie
Mare
Flere
Che
FE Brown
Army Air Forces Broadcasting
Thos. F. Dewey
bin Newcreet
Dante Orches
Limey the Limey Canine Chooses Jeep Rides Over Air Duty
Limey, a British canine veteran with 35 missions over Cherbourg and Berlin, arrives at Homestead Army Air Field with his master and switches ownership to Pfe. Bill Dellizza. The dog stays tethered to avoid chasing jeeps, though he eagerly seeks a ride whenever one passes.
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Miami
Fla
INS
Limey
Cherbourg
Berlin
Littl
Britain
Homestead Army Air Field
Pfe
Bill Dellizza
Wounded POWs in German Hospitals Reported Treated Equally
The Pittsburgh Red Cross says wounded American POWs in German hospitals receive the same care as Nazi wounded, with armed guards in wards. Most are airmen and Swiss Red Cross visitors frequent the wards. An English penny is worth about twice an American penny.
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Pittsburgh
INS
American Red Cross
International Red Cross
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