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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1930

Page

18

Health study links occupation with impairment in men

The U S Public Health Service analyzed health exams of over 100000 native born adult white males across four major occupation groups to explore how physical impairments relate to work sector. The skilled trades show higher impairment rates especially in eye ear teeth heart and pulse, while agriculture reports generally lower rates with some exceptions.

United States Public Health Service

Muscatine County Farm Bureau Sets Meetings and Banquet

The Muscatine County Farm Bureau scheduled its annual business meeting for Monday December 15 and banquet for the first week in January at the courthouse. Committees will meet and nominations made with final business and officer elections at the banquet. Roscoe Eliason and two others will head banquet planning as 20 directors attended the December meeting.

Muscatine County Farm Bureau Roscoe Eliason R. R. Wright Elmer Corwin Grayce Stevens Carl Rylander

Transatlantic hop model boat proposed by Glen Cove inventor

Glen Cove designer L. I. Colen unveils a 750 foot long plane boat plan powered by four Diesel engines and giant propellers. He claims the craft will reach the Atlantic in about 30 hours and ride just above the waves.

Glen Cove L. I Max Colen

London radiography pioneer loses hands to X rays

Ernest Harnack, once a leading radiographer at London hospital, suffered the loss of both hands after prolonged X ray exposure. He had been a pioneer in the field and his recent operation ended his hands on the job. In Darby Pennsylvania merchants installed a vari colored awning spanning the main street to shield shoppers from rain and sun.

London Ernest H. Harnack London Hospital Harnack Darby

Cough Syrup Praised By Cleveland Reader

A Cleveland woman claims Smith Brothers Cough Syrup cured her child’s severe pneumonia weather cough. She reports the cough "melted away" after early bed rest and treatment. No further symptoms appeared by morning.

Jackie Jack Smith Brothers

Tulsa Hosts Third National Airport Conference

Several hundred airport officials managers and engineers are to attend the conference in Tulsa from March 25 to 27. The meeting is organized by the Air port Committee of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce. Lat est developments in the design and upkeep of parts will be discussed. Raeburn the painter studied sculpture while in Italy.

Tulsa Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce

Five Plant Explorers Return With Disease Resistant Seeds

Five USDA plant explorers returned from abroad with disease resistant varieties and seeds expected to aid American farmers. The group spent much of the summer collecting. A U S Department of Agriculture report notes hard red winter wheat tops global quality, with other wheats matching world standards. Forest fires hurt timber areas and tourism incomes, while the Mediterranean fruit fly quarantine on Florida has been lifted after its 1929 discovery. Dairy consumption remains high, and a petty theft in Shenandoah, Pa involves a stolen miniature golf course.

United States Department of Agriculture Florida Shenandoah

Water use per person rises from 43 to 58 gallons

The estimate shows per person water consumption climbing from 43 gallons in 1920 to about 58 gallons today, indicating increased usage over the period.

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