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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1948
Page
12
A jumble of health ad copy and local meeting notes blends claims about blood recovery with a community report. The piece mixes exhortations to boost red blood cells with an account of a first grade attendance prize and a parents teachers group event including officer nominations.
During the Revolutionary War Americans brewed tea from ceanothus leaves a buckthorn family shrub. The beverage provided an accessible substitute as tea supplies were interrupted by British blockades. Historians note the practice reflects resourcefulness in colonial households.
Division 8 engineers and inspectors attended a one day session at the Civic Association in Middletown. J A Goldschmidt deputy director opened the meeting at 9 a m with a review of last season's work and new specifications aimed at improving upcoming projects. Fred W Kimble directed the program as bituminous engineer and organized the division wide series of talks.
Natchez Mississippi shifts from antebellum charm to industrial growth. The town sees 100 plus oil wells in Adams county and major projects including a Johns Manville insulation plant, road system and airport hangars. Population rises to about 30,000 as new power lines and warehouses expand the economy during March Pilgrimage events.
The Middle band received rain capes and cap covers in a ceremony at the Paramount theater. Elmer Davis of the Armco Employes Independent Federation led a fundraising campaign that supplied one hundred sets to the band. The band under H Cook Carter dedicated March of the Steel Men to the AEIF. Florence Nightingale, born in Florence to British parents, is noted.
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