Gary Ind. study finds high malnutrition and defects in 6015 children
The United States Department of Labor study of 6015 Gary Indiana children aged two to seven reveals widespread malnutrition and physical defects. Diets were categorized into A to E, with only 0.5 percent on the ideal A diet and 60.5 percent in the very inadequate D or E groups, alongside high tooth decay and bone defects.
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Washington
Gary
Ind
United States Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
Bureau
Atcend
Tenants Sue Over Rooftop Gatherings Next to Theater
A New York landlord seeks an injunction against fifteen tenants at 54 and 58 West One Hundred Six teenth Street to stop nightly rooftop gatherings for a free outdoor moving picture show. The suit cites property damage and safety hazards from crowds sometimes reaching 200 people, plus intentional interference with building access and threats to building staff.
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New York
Supreme Court
Jacob London
West One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
London
Isaac Stanislaw
No. 58
Irish Women Vote Entrants at Dublin Polls
Women of the Irish Free State exercised their voting rights in the recent elections. Some mothers with infants accompany the voters as they arrive at Dublin polling places.
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Irish Free State
Dublin
Reindeers Glut Market Alaska Seeks Solution
Seattle dispatch reports Alaska reindeer herds swollen beyond control with 300000 animals and 80000 calves born this season. The government reorganizes the service. W L Lopp ordered to moved to Anchorage as boundaries, marketing and pasture issues loom. Caribou migrations and vast moss ranges complicate meat prospects.
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Seattle
Wash
Sam
Alaska
W. L. Lopp
Anchorage
New York
Man With Broken Back Expected to Walk Again
In Middletown New York George W Hayes who suffered a back fracture four years ago when a car he was working under at Maybrook fell on him is believed by physicians to have a chance to walk again. Paralysis has gradually disappeared and his case is considered remarkable.
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Middletown
N. Y
George W. Hayes
Maybrook
Phones Out of Order in Easton After Vines Tie to Wire
Telephones on 21 lines in Easton Maine were out for about 36 hours when a woman fastened a wire supporting her vines to the telephone line on her house. The incident disrupted local service until repair crews isolated the line from the vine support.
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Easton
Woman Sues Husband Over Pie Tosses And Boxing
Mrs. Joseph Fronzak files for divorce alleging abuse as a sparring partner for her husband's amateur boxing and as a pie throwing target during his acting rehearsals. She cites constant humiliation from his versatile entertainments in Chicago.
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Chicago
Joseph Fronzak
Two Year Old Boy Dies From Carrot Choking in Byron
Orval Evans a two year old son of Roy Evans a railway employee choked to death while his mother was busy in the home in Byron Nebraska. The tragedy occurred as he ate a carrot drawing the incident to a quick close.
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Byron
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
California
Prayerful Supplication Echoes of Impartial Faith
A brief reflection notes some individuals pray with a sense they direct divine will. The tone suggests humility and earnest devotion, while contrasting zeal with restraint in seeking guidance from a higher authority.
Nebraska News in Dense Form Highlights Local事项
Nebraska items include Mr. and Mrs. De Witt Stratton’s 60th anniversary, Elks jamboree in Beatrice, Blair corn contest corn length, Grandmothers Party in Plainview, and widespread hog cholera cases in Cuming West Point areas. Also notes bar exam postponement, Wesleyan homecoming, Pershing trip, medical reserve appointment, frost impacts on Pawnee crops, and cattle losses from poisoned forage.
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de Witt C. Stratton
Pawnee City
Beatrice Lodge of Elks
Plainview
Hogchglera
Cuming
State Bar Commission
Omaha Retail Grocers’ Association
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Des Moines University
D. M. Butler
Lincoln
John J. Pershing
United States Army
I. S&s. Cutter
Nebraska University College of Medicine
Medical Reserve Corps
Eighty-ninth
Pawnee County
Beatrice
John Wattes
West Point
Nebraska Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Omaha
North Platte
Nathan Solderblom
State Church of Sweden
National Lutheran Church of Sweden
John T. Cox, Jr
Howe
Square Deal Improvement Club
A. C. Farwell
DuBois
Frank Klima
University of Nebraska
College of Medicine
Joseph Spilker
Pawnee
Methodist
Table Rock
Earnest A. Knight
George P. Tries
Grand Island
Hastings
American Legion
San Francisco
Legion
Alvin Owsley
National Legion
Blue Valley
Nebraska
Snipes
Cass County
Many Nebraska Events and Incidents Reported
The snippet lists diverse notices from Omaha and across Nebraska. It mentions a Women’s Board of Missions meeting in Omaha, corn theft concerns in Dodge county, a large Nebraska Medical alumni reunion, a major dog show in Omaha, a hunting accident harming Harvey Blaker, a school bonds election in Columbus, gopher scalps bounty claims near Beatrice, corn husker wage disputes in Platte county, a potato harvest on an 80 acre Gering tract, a $600 reward offer by Thomas Dorn for robbers, a large western macaroni mill in Omaha, long service retirement of George Bonnell the Burlington agent, courteous Omaha policemen, burglaries at Stella and Alma, Frontier county’s record corn yield, a Lincoln train death, Baptist women leaders in Omaha, grape shipments through Omaha, a missing Earl Mincheiser, and the York I O O F convention with new officers.
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Women’s Board of Missions
Omaha
Dodge County
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Nebraska Kennel Club
Harvey Blaker
Barneston
Blaker
Columbus
H. J. Wick
Beatrice
Platte County
A. N. Mathers
Gering
Thomas D. Dorn
Logan Center
Thomas
Hiram
Dorn
George W. Bonnell
Burlington
Lincoln
Fort Madison
E. J. Slizewski
Tiny
Winfrey & Son
Stella
Alma
Frontier County
Campbell
Josie Corning
Northwestern
J. D. Collins
The
Baptist Women of Nebraska
W. W. Cornell
Pawnee City
Earl Mincheiser
Auburn
York
W. F. Grow
Superior
Paul Lyanna
Shubert
E. H. Hanna
Blair
W. J. McKelvie
Seneca
J. W. Brown
D. E. Button
Opantchotyle Favorite Home Spanish bungalow design
William A. Radford analyzes a Spanish type bungalow 38 by 44 feet with creamy stucco exterior and tile prospects. He discusses high ceilings, kitchen layout, patio as central courtyard, landscaping with palm trees and cypress, and如何 placing the house to suit northern climates.
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California
Youthful store encounter tests customer tact
A woman asked to see the youth's employer in a store. The youth shouted for the boss through a partition and asked the boss to describe the customer, who asked if she was old or young. The boy answered tactfully, keeping the exchange discreet and humorous.
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Houston Post
Flour from beets baker’s new sugar flour from Suresnes
An article reports on producing flour from sugar beet by drying and grinding beets at Suresnes France. From 357 pounds of beets one hundred pounds of dry matter is produced with over 70 pounds of sugar, yielding a very sweet nutritious product claimed germ free and suitable for cakes and sweet bread.
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Suresnes
France
Stirrups Forged By Hand Decline In Industry
The article notes the decline of hand forging steel stirrups once a flourishing trade. Automobile use reduced demand and modern production has nearly ended the craft, leaving few skilled workers who could produce high quality stirrups from rolled steel.
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Government Bureau
U. S
Mount McKinley
Caribou
Sues
Bureau of Mines of the Interior Department
Grand Forks
N. D
Sta
M. H. Smith
Duluth Herald
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