Sunlight Needs Only Hands and Face to Prevent Rickets
Dr. Knudson of Albany Medical College reports rats cured or prevented from rickets with limited sun exposure. Twenty minutes of sun in June to August suffices to avert rickets better than seven hours in winter. He notes that exposing just the face and hands may yield equal or greater benefit than full-body sunbathing.
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Leigh Matteson
Syracuse
N. Y
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Syracuse University
Arthur Knucson
Albany Medieal College
Albany
Knudson
Farewell Note Written By Grant Is Made Public
Cincinnati report: President Ulysses S Grant left a farewell note to his wife urging his children to live upright lives and avoid sickness. Former Ohio Chief Justice Hugh L Nichols quoted the message found on his nightgown after death. Also, Esther Ellis, 67, a longtime Youngstown teacher, died.
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Grant
Cincinnati
U. 8
Hugh L. Nichols
Ohio Supreme Court
Julia
Nichols
Miss Ellis Retires After Injury Ends Westside Principal Term
Today officials report Miss Ellis, who has led Westside grade school for several years, retired in the middle of the current school year due to complications from a broken leg suffered months ago.
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Youngstown
Esther Ellis
Sixteen Jailed on Arson Charges in Canonsburg District
Washington Pa June 24 county detectives disclose arrests in an incendiary plot case in Canonsburg. Sixteen suspects are jailed for involvement in plots to destroy homes of John Nikas and Nick Poly in Canonsburg and of Paul Zaken near Venice. Firemen found about 50 gallons of gasoline with fuses and detonators at the Nikas home amid several mysterious fires in the district.
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Washington
Canonsburg
John Nikas
Paul Zaken
Venice
Frank Maytus
Nick Poly
Nikas
Mare Recalls Road After Three Years Recall
Kendallville Indiana June 24 A 22 year old mare named Fannie proved her memory by guiding a milk wagon route for 5 hours when a 1929 motorized dairy business failed and the horse, previously retired after 17 years, recalled all the old stops without error despite being press into service driverless.
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International News Service
Kendallville
Ind
Fannie
Scott Whitford
Whitford
Funnig
Fourteen Steers Held In Jail In Brooklyn Conn
Brooklyn Conn June 24 Fourteen steers were placed in detention after Peter Penney of Norfolk Nebraska was arrested while en route to New Haven from Boston. Police reported the steers jostling inside Penney's truck. Penney faced cruelty to animals charges, was fined six dollars plus costs, and the fourteen steers were later released along with Penney after arraignment.
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Brooklyn
Conn
Steers
Peter Penney
Norfolk
Nebraska
New Haven
Boston
Penney
New Castle Women Elected To Office In State Society
Harrisburg June 24 With election af officers satisfactorily completed delegates attending the Tinai sessions of the Pennsylvania Daughters of Union Veterans held there today were homeward bound Ms Anne Raeyling Philadelphia was elected state president Other officers elected included Mrs Lydia Seymour Wilkes-Barre senior vice-president Mrs Flannah Beitlinger Washington Junior vice-president Miss Bess Deal Altoona chaplain Mrs Anna Dolan Pittsburgh treasurer Mrs Jessie Crooks New Castle Mrs Marian Crocker Pittsburgh and Mrs Ada Maviot Wilkes-Barre council of administration Miss Jennie Edwards Pittsburgh inspector Mrs Pearl Cook New Castle patriotic instructor
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Daughters of Union Veterans
Anne Raeyling
Philadelphia
Lydia Seymour
Wilkes-Barre
Flannah Beitlinger
Washington
Bess Deal
Altoona
Anna Dolan
Pittsburgh
Jessie Crooks
Wew Castle
Marian Crocker
Ada Maviot
Council of Administration
Jennie Edwards
Pearl Cook
New Castle
Princeton Church Women Meet and Birthday Party
The Princeton women's missionary circle met Wednesday June 22 with Mrs Peart Morrison. Quilting and patchwork were the day’s work. A noon tureen dinner followed. Readings by several members included West Indies and the Philippines. Mrs Greenlee resigned as treasurer and Mrs Iie Weisz was elected to fill the vacancy. A July meeting will be with Miss Mary Ramsey. A birthday party honored Mrs Nancy Palmer with games music and cakes. The gathering included many relatives and friends.
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Princeton Church Metallery
Peart Morrison
Anna Boyd
West Indies
Rhoda Book
Iilie Weisz
Gertrude Greenlee
Beulah McConnell
McHinley Shaffer
Nancy Palmer
Raymond Hilliard
Wilbur Jones
Falmer
Harry Shaffer
Whaney Palmer
George Palmer
Robert Arthur
George
Ira Clark
Georgette
Charlotta
Samuel
James
Leroy
Wil Gonley
Ralph
Jacqueline
James Young
Jack Griffiths
New Castle
Charles Dullie
Bobbie
Butler Road
Mary Gilkey
Lawrence
Rosabelle Shaffer
McKinley Shaffer
Charles
Jack
Oliver
Audrey
Harry
Palmer
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Harriet Parker
Ralph McConne
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Wurtemburg
Grant Shaffer
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Elwood Road
G. A. Boyd
Ruth
Lois
P. ™. Welsz
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L. W. Greenlee
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Ellwood Road
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Polk
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