Americans Turn From Wheat to Dairy in Postwar Diet Shifts
Columbus reports large swathes of Americans reduce wheat intake since WWI while dairy demand climbs. Ohio State economists attribute a 90 million bushel drop in annual wheat consumption, with a 14 percent rise in per capita dairy intake from 1919 to 1922. The piece also notes doctors and farmers using egg yolks and cod liver oil to address leg weakness in babies and chicks.
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Carl L. Turner
Internatonal News Service
Stat
Columbus
Ohio State University
Wheat Belt
United States
Qino
C. R. Arnold
Ohio
University Farm
University
University Agriculture Department
Little Wheat From Local Farmers Struggles To Reach Mills
Rainy weather slows farmer deliveries to New Castle milling firms led by G R Lostetter as locals sow crops and avoid current prices. Farmers reportedly feed wheat to livestock or haul to other regions, with Ohio preferred for sourcing. government data anticipate a smaller 1924 wheat crop and rising prices.
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G. R. Lostetter
New Castle Milling Company
Lostetter
Ohio
Definite Medical Policy For State Jails Is Sought
Physicians from all counties and state prisons gather at the Eastern Penitentiary in Philadelphia to craft a uniform medical policy for the entire state penal system. Dr. Potter opens the symposium and officials outline health law applications, mental health, and inmate welfare.
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Philadelphia
Potter
Edgar B. Everhart
State Health Department
D. J. Philips
Eastern “Pen
J. Silbar
Wendol Remedy Promises Relief at Local Store
A Vendol Specialist at McKee's Kut Rate Store touts Wendol, a herbal tonic, claiming it heals indigestion nerves and fatigue. A New Castle resident testifies to regained appetite sleep and energy after one week, urging others to try the remedy.
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McKee
J. P. Aiken
R. TD
New Castle
McKes's Hut
First Pennsylvania prison health forum to discuss sex problems
The event features lectures by Dr H E B Ungerfelder on health and sanitation and visiting physicians who will address inmates issues. A uniform statewide policy is expected to emerge from the general discussion. The meeting is described as the first of its kind in Pennsylvania. Also noted is Christine F Beckett of Calais Maine witnessing three of her children receive diplomas at the state university commencement.
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H. EB. Ungerfelder
Pennsylvania
Christine F. Beckett
Calais
Maine
The
State University
Make Your Own BUG KILLER P D Q
A period ad promotes PD Q as a home made strongest bedbug and insect killer. It claims a porky devils quietun formula that eggs hatch killer effects, offered in sealed patties and liquid form. Sold by New Castle Drug Corp and other druggists.
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New Castle Drug Corp
Examinations For Forest School To Be Held June 19 20
Harrisburg reports the entrance exam for the State Forest School of Pennsylvania will take place June 19 and 20. Applicants must be at least 17 with a high school or college preparatory certificate. The Mont Alto campus offers a four year forestry program culminating in a Bachelor of Science in Forestry.
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Harrisburg
State Forest ‘School of
Pennsylvania
State Forest School
Mont Alto
Local residents share Wednesday evenings across towns
Edenburg and New Castle residents including Mr and Mrs Harry Park and Mr and Mrs James Brown with their son visited relatives Wednesday evening. Visitors Mayberry, Mrs W H Fenton and others from New Castle Willow Grove Mahoningtown and Ellwood City are noted in brief social notes.
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Sharon
Clifford Robison
Harold Park
Mahoning Town
Harry Brown
Ellwood City
Thomas McGraw
Mary
Susie
Carmel Osprano
Mahoningtown
Harry Park
New Castle
James Brown
Mayberry
W. H. Fenton
I. A. Robison
Perry Knight
Willow Grove
J. E. Morrow
When Joint-Base Soaks In Foot Agony Gets Out-Quiet
A local report describes a joint-base operation dealing with an unusual foot pain incident and a quiet exit by involved personnel. Officials declined further comment, citing ongoing internal reviews.
Bucknell Bans Pajama Parades Amid Fraternity Initiation
Bucknell College in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, imposes a permanent ban on pajama parades linked to fraternity initiations after alleged rowdyism during the caston observance. Property damage reportedly reaches four thousand dollars, with harm in Soldier Memorial park and torn electric wires cited.
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Lewisburg
Bucknell College
Soldier Memorial Park
Harrisburg
B.lpart
Pottsville Seeks Musical Crown
Pottsville Pa June 17 Pottsville seeks a musical crown as local groups vie for recognition in city competitions and community events drawing on vibrant cultural scene.
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Pottsville
Plan Celebration For Road Opening
Leithsville prepares for the formal opening of the new state road to Bethlehem on June 18. A large community celebration will follow with invitations to Chambers of Commerce from Lehigh valley towns and an automobile parade.
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Leithsville
Bethlehem
Chambers of Commerce
Lehigh Valley
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