Move to Save Mothers Lives Move to Save Mothers Lives New York
Dr Louis I Dublin and the Maternity Center association report a study of 4726 cases showing about one third of complications could be managed with early continuous medical care. The result cut death rates to one third of the general local average and reduced infant deaths by one third.
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New York
Louis I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Maternity Center Association
N Dublin
United States
America
Doctor Dublin
Denmark
John Sloane
The
Hungry Woman Holds Up Bank to Get Into Jail
Mary Rosenthal, 53, walked into Union Bank and Trust in Fort Worth, threatened to blow up the bank with a bottle of milk and copperas, demanded 3000 dollars, but the bottle was seized. She said she acted to enter prison for care, and no charges were filed.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Union Bank and Trust Company
Mary Rosenthal
National Forest Visitors Near Portland Reach 3 Million
Forest officials report nearly 3,000,000 people visited the 22 national forests in Oregon and Washington last year. Oregon’s 14 forests hosted 1,627,380 visitors while Washington’s eight drew 1,253,120. Mount Hood National Forest near Portland led with 700,757 visitors.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Mount Hood National Forest
Lamp Post Collapse Spreads Slump Over Flapjacks
In Baltimore Helena Taskar a flapjack cook watches as a lamp post crashes through her restaurant window smashing a fresh batch. A runaway car struck the post causing the accident. Taskar had a perfect fritter record until the mishap disrupted her kitchen.
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Baltimore
Helena Taskar
New Asphalt Testing Machine Aids Weathered Wear Study
Washington reports a new Bureau of Standards device speeds asphalt roof coating tests. Three carbon arc lamps heat test panels inside a rotating cylinder while vertical water jets and lawn sprinkler arms simulate rain. A refrigerating unit mimics sudden cold. Results resemble long weather exposure.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
O. G. Strieter
Asphalt Shingle and Roofing Institute
Turkish Women Freed Rush to Divorce Courts
Emancipation in Turkey grants women the right to file for divorce, with about 25 suits daily and a low 15 percent success rate. The reform shifts initiate divorce to wives who now also can claim alimony, while marriage law is sold in penny booklets.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Colombia Sets Eight-Hour Workday for Officials
In Bogota, President Enrique Olaya Herrera issues a decree barring government employees from reading newspapers or amusements during work. All workers must log at least eight hours daily with Saturday afternoon off only under special circumstances.
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Bogota
Colombia
Enrique Olaya Herrera
Man Stays Blindfolded in Bed Seven Years Over Spouse Grudge
In Jonesboro Indiana Harry Havens bound himself to bed for seven years after a quarrel with his wife who allegedly aided a trusted friend in gaining possession of their home. He kept a blindfold on until the bed grew uncomfortable and he finally rose, still peeved at his wife.
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Jonesboro
Ind
Harry Ravens
Havens
Rhode Island Red cockerel with two wishbones found in Tulare
Mrs. H J Lumley reports a Tulare ranch rooster with two wishbones and no breast. The bird’s heart lies near the skin, allowing visible heartbeat observations.
Man Finds House Ownership Ousted by Property Transfer
A man learns his home is now owned by William Crawford who lived with the Havenses. His signature on the deed is replaced by a cross marked as his mark, prompting Havens to seek a return of the property and not rest until the house is reclaimed.
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New York City
William Crawford
Havenses
Havens
Former trench enemies now share shop in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen Washington William Weissenborn and William Howser, once enemies in trenches 25 years earlier in 1918, now run and work alongside each other in Weissenborns meat market. Weissenborn served in the Uhlan regiment and Howser in the 140th United States infantry, with their units clashing three times. After the war Weissenborn emigrated to the United States and Howser had worked in the market before they learned of their wartime clash.
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Aberdeen
Wash
William Weissenborn
William Howser
Weissenborn
Uhlan Regiment
Howser
One Hundred
Fortieth
United States + infantry
United States
Stripes Dominate Midseason Knitted Fashion Shows
Fashion era emphasizes striped knitted wear across outfits from two piece suits to resort dresses. Angora embroidery, peplums, boleros, and ruffles feature in knitted pieces, with sheer cotton frocks and eyelet embroideries highlighted for spring and resort wear.
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Cherie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
Revival of Off-White Tones Inspires Fashion Fabrics
Notes from the world of fashion discuss revival of off-white and pale shades in decorative fabrics. White and pastel patterns appear this season in windows with small designs on light grounds complementing provincial furnishings. Deep sapphire accents pair with white satin gowns, as seen in a debutante ensemble featuring cabochon sapphires and a sapphire blue chiffon handkerchief.
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Yesteryear
No Best Feeding Method for Poultry Says Professor Norris
Recent poultry feeding work emphasizes there is no single best method as long as the ration is complete. Indoor birds require concentrated feeds while preserving essential nutrients. 18-20 percent protein early, tapering to 15-16 percent. laying hens at 15-16 percent. protective feeds like milk or leafy greens may help. variations allowed if nutritive value remains adequate.
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L. C. Norris
New York State College of Agriculture
Professor Norris
Norris
Ventilation Advice For Poultry Houses Says Professor Smith
Prof A C G Smith of the University of Minnesota Poultry Division cautions that roof holes and roof shafts are poor ventilation methods for poultry houses. He recommends windows with upper sash venting in extreme cold, adjustable as winds shift, noting no automatic system works perfectly and frequent tweaking is needed.
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Prof
A. CG. Smith
University Farm
St. Paul
Poultry House
Mr. Smith
Homemade disinfectant for poultry drinking water
A simple calecium-hypochlorite solution can clean henhouse water. Mix one 13-ounce can chloride of lime, a half pound of salt, and one gallon hot water. let settle, use clear liquid within ten days. Add two tablespoonfuls per gallon of drinking water for satisfactory disinfection.
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Henhouse
Poultry House
Following Manufacturer Temperature Guides for Egg Incubation
The article stresses strict adherence to the maker’s instructions for setting incubator temperature. It notes the thermometer must be placed exactly as directed so operators can ensure the eggs are kept at the correct heat.
Proper Insulation In Poultry Houses
South Dakota authorities say thorough insulation reduces condensation and lowers need for rapid air changes. Tests indicate hens fed yellow corn in scratch and mash lay 25 percent more eggs and consume less mash than those fed white corn.
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South Dakota
Vitamin rich feeds for hatching stock
Essential vitamins improve chick results from hatching eggs when birds receive feeds rich in vitamins A D and E. Yellow corn and alfalfa provide A, sunshine supplies D, and wheat kernels supply E. Feed cod liver oil during long cloudy spells.
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