4 H Health Work Improves Negro Youth Across South
Four H training for colored boys and girls in Virginia and beyond focuses on health. Lizale Jenkins reports 1 314 participants enrolled in 4 H health programs with improvements in posture weight teeth and daily hygiene. Hanover County club members started with health exams and kept records showing progress across several metrics. There are about 170 district and local agents guiding some 50 000 members nationwide.
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South
Virginia
Lizale Jenkins
Hanover County
United States
Minnesota 4-H Boys Win Pig Raising Contest Honors
Minnesota 4-H boys dominate a pig raising contest with John Miller of Winona County leading a top litter of 3,500 pounds at six months. The field includes eight of the ten high producers among both youth and adults, with county agent Harold Pederson guiding the champion. An adult rival produced a 3,383 pound litter, and only one of the top ten weighed under 3,000 pounds.
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Minnesota
Harold Pederson
Local residents visit friends and attend funerals in area
Numerous residents from Stuber to Stauffer families visit Heck town and nearby communities. Notable weekend events include funeral attendances for Mrs. Joseph Pierson in Kutztown and Sylvus Kleintop in Mount Eaton, plus visits by Anna Nagle, Bertha and others from Bethlehem Allentown and Philadelphia.
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C. M. Stuber
Ernest Hawk
Hecktown
Anna Nagle
Stockertown
Frank Kemmerer
M. E. Stuber
Frank Riegel
Samueley
Archie Baer and Son
Egypt
Walter Shirey
Quintus Stauffer
William Andrews
Joseph Pierson
Kunkletown
Sylvus Kleintop
Mount Eaton
Ralph Wolf
Philadelphia
George Abel
Cleveland
Ohio
Benjamin Fehr
Edward Broad
Alliquippa
Lambert Broad
Bertha
Irvin West
Moorestown
Floyd Stewart
Charles George
Easton
James George
Stanley Clarke
Herbert George
Edward Newhard
Kocher
Daniel Paul
Bushkill Valley
George Silvert
Richard Deney
Pen Argyl
Edward F. Troxell
Irene Shafer
Bethlehem
Melvin Altemose
H. J. Dewalt
J. C. Goodhard
Clarence Everitt
Emaus
Floyd Hess
Floyd Walters
Washington, D. C
Ezra Frantz
Waymart
Thomas Weaver
4-H Corn Champion Of Minnesota Earns Trip For Contest
Darwin Todd a 15 year old from Winona county wins the 1932 4-H corn growing title in Minnesota with 123 bushels per acre. He led 963 participants by excelling at local state and national shows with fine exhibits and records. Todd and 14 rivals will receive prize trips to the next state fair for a crop judging contest.
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Minnesota
Darwin Todd
Winona County
Marpalo Gillmore Stars in Pages of Romance on WJZ
Broadway sensation Mar palo Gillmore headlines the Pages of Romance program on the WJZ NBC network at 5 30 p m E S T Sunday April 23 1933 The program features her romance tale and marks her fourth guest appearance on the series as it brings celebrated Hollywood and Broadway stars to radio audiences Miss Gillmore is noted for stage training in New York and is the daughter of Frank Gillmore president of Actors Equity Association The feature airs over the NBC network with dramatic romance and advice framing the storyline.
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Broadway
Marpalo Gillmore
Wjznbc
Miss Gillmore
Frank Gillmore
Actors’ Equity Association
London
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Punch and Judy
New York
Hollywood
Easton Social Notes Include Visits and Quarantines
Mrs. George H. Heckman visited Easton on Friday. Victoria Koch of East Stroudsburg Teachers College spent Easter here with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs Harold Roberts. Local quarantine affects Rosa Berger’s home and Lena Berger with scarlet fever. Multiple residents and visitors travel through Easton including Hen Wolfe Thomas Branton Digory Radcliffe and others. Fire alarm test at Box 27 Bank and Liberty streets scheduled for Monday at 7 PM.
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Laura Martin
Bethlehem
Frank Martin
Alice Hammer
Philadelphia
Josephine Kre
West Centre
Victoria Koch
East Stroudsburg State Teachers
Charles Rohn
Walnut Street
Mary Dry
University of Pennsylvania
Lillian Dry
Main Street
P. O
A. Camp
Ann Hilliard
Bangor
John Winn
Jonas Arnold
Reading
Henry Stocker
George H. Heckman
Easton
Teachers Training College
East Stroudsburg
Harold Roberts
Thomas Branton
Digory Radcliffe
Chapman Borough
Frank H. Martin
Bank and
Liberty Streets
Rosa Berger
Lena
Hen Wolfe
Washington, Jr
Thursta
William Dibhert
Brong
Whitfeld — Street
Hawk
Harry Drake
Easton Hospital
Robert Wolfe
Quakertown
Alice Bilheimer
Cross Roads
Edgar Fehnel
Allen Eckert
Banner
Charles Frantz
Sawlorsburg
Joseph Correl
Clinton Hahn
Clearfield
Hal Troxell
Teamwork with dentists key to preventing dental disease
A dental health article argues against relying solely on brushing and toothpaste. It urges regular dental examinations, highlighting that dentists detect diseases early and prevent serious conditions through teamwork and preventive care.
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a tonic for nerves appetite sleep and relief from headaches and backaches. Encourages women to try a bottle from their druggist to feel better and endure trying days.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Emerald Ofeets Heal Sores and Swelling Quickly
An ad-like fragment promotes Emerald Ofeets as a home remedy that claims to heal skin sores and reduce swelling fast. It promises no enforced rest and suggests users follow simple directions to recover, noting the drugstore will take no money unless there is help.
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Emerald
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Department of Labor
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West Chester State Teachers College
William Gano
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Doris Clauser
Allentown
Ellen Bossler
Margalo Gillmore
Dental Weekly Health Talk
H. L. Roth
South Whitenela
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