Earth cooling tubes offer relief from summer heat
Kansas State University expert Gene Meyer describes earth cooling tubes as a method to cool outdoor air via buried tubes. Open and closed systems have tradeoffs in humidity and ventilation. shorter tubes and proper depth reduce hazards. tubes should be 4 to 12 inches diameter, durable and low cost. energy gains vary from conventional AC. a free energy newspaper explains further.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Gene Meyer
Kansas State University
Meyer
Franklin County Court House
Needlecraft pattern order drive advertised in Ottawa Herald
Readers are urged to send $2.50 per pattern for Ada pattern 4967 and others to The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York including NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER. Catalogs offer over 100 styles with a free pattern valued at $2.50, and books at set prices with postage.
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Epoint Pattern
Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea
New York
Anne Adams
West 17Th St
N.Y
Overloading Body In Heat Causes Health Problems
Kansas health officials warn summer heat raises heat stroke risk. Dr. Joseph Hollowell notes overheating damages body cells, especially CNS, with dry skin and cessation of sweating signaling danger. Harsh summer humidity heightens risk and requires vigilant monitoring of symptoms.
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Peka
Kansas
Joseph Hollowell
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Club Forecasts and Local Meetings Across Town
Community notices list MONDAY events at First United Methodist Church and Trinity United Methodist Church with times 7 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. plus TOPS groups at several locations. TUESDAY activities include Hospital Auxiliary sewing at the hospital, BPW at Faith Lutheran, NARFE at L& Lu, and a Briles Birthday Club gathering at 7:30 p.m. WCTU meets at 2 p.m. at the Library of First United. A health column provides heat stroke and heat exhaustion guidance, stressing rapid cooling, hospital transport, and prevention tips such as morning outdoor work, shaded areas, and light clothing.
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First United Methodist Church
N. Cedar Hope Society
Trinity United Methodist Church
Youth Center
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
BPW
Faith Lutheran Church
NARFE
L& Lu
Briles
Briles Birthday Club
WCTU
Hollowell
Dear Ann Landers Salutations and Smoke Smokescreen
The column riffs on informal salutations to executives and notes readers prefer Dear Mr Jones. It then answers a smoker concern, citing cancer society data that pipe and cigar smokers risk mouth cancer similarly to cigarette smokers, advising avoidance of all smoking materials for longer life and less disease, with a Wilde quote as a closing aside.
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Ann Landers
Herald Palladium
Yale
General Motors
General Foods
Howdy
CBS
Oklahoma
Turkey
Gander
Mr. Jones
F.M
Lawrence Garfinkel
Environmental Studies
American Cancer Society
Hurt
Philadelphia
Oscar Wilde
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