New Mothproofing Methods Save Woolens This Summer
New mothproofing methods ease summer storage of woolens. EQ-53 from the U S Department of Agriculture uses DDT to protect washable woolens without shrinkage. Freeze storage and direct spraying with DDT or flooride solutions offer additional protections. Use crystals or balls in airtight containers and cedar chests for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Sherwood
U. S
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hair Habits Clue To You
Teen etiquette piece advises schoolgirls on hair care and grooming to gain classmates’ admiration. It covers finger combing, scalp scratching, dandruff, greasy roots, tight perms, stringy straight hair, and avoiding overly adult styles for girls of school age.
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Alicia Hart
Public Notice of Tax Valuation Hearings in Butler County
Pursuant to Section 5606 G. C. the Board of Revision has completed equalization and transmitted tax statements and returns for public inspection. Complaints about valuations other than those by the Ohio Tax Commission will be heard by the County Board of Revision on October 13, 1953 at 10 A. M. in the Butler County Court House. Dates listed: Sept 28 to Oct 7.
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R. H. Smith
Butler County
Board of Revision
Tax Commission of
Ohio
County Board of Revision
Butler County Court House
Put As Is Tag On Hubby Forget His Faults
Ruth Millett argues brides should accept husbands "as is" at marriage. The piece warns that resenting faults or trying to change a spouse leads to unhappiness and proposes embracing imperfection to foster stability and contentment.
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Hubby
Dear Mary Haworth: love versus a jealous mother
A European schoolgirl aged 17 writes of a 20 year old college student named John and his possessive mother. The adviser notes the mother’s control blocks genuine courtship and urges the girl to seek fulfillment elsewhere, as changing mother and son is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Hungary
John
D. Y
M. H. Mary Haworth
U S Aids Hocking Dams Near Lancaster Ohio
The federal government will provide 400 000 dollars for soil conservation and flood protection on the upper Hocking watershed project near Lancaster Ohio. The money will be matched by local funds and used over five years for soil treatment and dry dam structures in a 33 square mile area including Hunters Run.
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Washington
Upper Hocking
Lancaster
Ohio
Jenkins
Appropriations
Senate
House
Upper Hocking River
Hunters Run
Soil Conservation Service
Down Adjustment Hits Steel Firms In Fourth Quarter
Steel magazine reports part of the anticipated down adjustment in the steel industry occurred in the third quarter with more cuts soon. It notes several firms lowered pig iron prices and some blast furnaces are idle as producers shift away from costly conversion steel amid easing demand. National production rose to 95 percent of capacity, fastest since early September.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Metalworking Magazine
City Records Hottest Day of Year at 100 in LA
Los Angeles marked its hottest day of the year yesterday recording a high of 100 degrees. Emergency weather advisories urged residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity as heat warnings remained in effect across the city.
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Los Angeles
Notice of Appointment Estate in Middletown Ohio
Two probate notices at Butler County Ohio list executors and administrators. The Ogilesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust Co is appointed Executor for Clinton W. Davis with four month creditor claims period. Bertha F. Hillman is appointed Administratrix for John E. Hillman with standard probate notices and attorney actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton W. Davis
Cc. W. Davis
Ogilesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust Co
Middletown
Ohio
C. W. Davis
Butler County
John E. Hillman
Jack E. Hillman
Bertha FE. Hillman
Chicken Macaroni Salad Loaf Served At Amherst Lunch
A luncheon near Amherst College featured a chicken macaroni salad loaf with tomato slices, hot rolls, and peaches. The recipe includes butter, onion, flour, milk, bouillon, mustard, mushrooms, American cheese, macaroni, chicken or roast meat, and pimiento baked into a loaf and served in slices. Tomorrow's menu lists hot broth, tomatoes, peas, rolls, peaches, cake, coffee, and milk.
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White House
Elms
Amherst College
Mass
Youth Travels 1500 Miles To Aid Paralyzed Friend
An 18 year old, Gail Clark, quit his job in Pocatello Idaho and crossed more than 1500 miles to assist Jerry Hughes Jr. in St Louis County Hospital after Hughes suffered a broken vertebra in a scuffle. Clark stays with Hughes from midnight to 9 am and helps with turning him and attending to his needs while Hughes' parents share duties.
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ST. Louis
Gail Clark
Pocatello
Idaho
Jerry Hughes Jr
Hughes
Clark
Leadwood
Migrating Birds Hit Buildings in Boston Skyscrapers
Hundreds of small birds migrating south from Canada have been killed in collisions with Boston's tall buildings. The John Hancock Building, Boston's tallest, averages 30 to 40 birds weekly as warblers and thrushes misjudge distances and try to dodge the lighted tower by flying beneath it.
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Boston
Canada
John Hancock
Audubon Society
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Co .E. Burke
Harry F. Walsh
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Gliddenites
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Jock Spence
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