Sub Stratosphere Training For Army Air Corps Crews
A Wrightfield Ohio altitude school trains air corps officers in high altitude flight using oxygen equipment. The program covers breathing techniques, new masks and tanks. An electrically heated suit, weighing seven pounds, keeps pilots warm in frigid stratosphere conditions, designed for pursuit pilots and worn under flying gear.
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Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Wrightfield
Dayton
Ohio
Sheriff Abe Lang Tells Apache Tale to Runnels in Mesa
In Mesa a visiting easterner, Runnels, challenges Sheriff Abe Lang’s famed exploits. Lang recounts a 50 mile trek with Nate Smith, facing six Apaches, fighting to save a wife and two children, and winning by courage before a misstep cripples his injured leg. Runnels laughs but admits the tale’s appeal.
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Abe Lang
Mesa
County
Abe
West
Runnels
Ma Clemson
Mesa County
Nate Smith
Mount Bald
Nate
Calfiber
Mule Trader Recognizes Animal After 20 Years
In Kirbyville East Texas mule trader T. G. Hicks famed for memory of mule faces and names. He has traded mules for over 25 years and advertises a tolerable square deal. Hicks can recall a mule sold 20 years prior and boasts sharp bargaining and market insight.
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Kirbyville
East Texas
T. G
Hicks
Alabama
Fort Worth
Realistic Life Drama Gets on Screen in Decent Style
A broadway stage favorite of long running notoriety has become a film under censorship, yielding a tame adaptation with camera highlights. Dennis Morgan recalls hunger before stardom in Affectionately Yours. Lana Turner’s bath scene mirrors a famed Follies moment, while planet explosions and radio stars spark chat in Miami and Hollywood. Lurene Tuttle dominates radio with 2000 roles, Paul Schubert transitions from naval writing to Mutual radio, and odds and ends note Arlen Pryor MacDonald Gabin and Durbin’s wedding countdown.
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Richard Arlen
Roger Pryor
Paramount
Arlen
Pryor
Hollywood
Marie Blake
Jeanette MacDonald
Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour
Jean Gabin
20Th Century-Fox
Deanna Durbin
Vaughn Paul
Low cost nourishing diet for expectant mothers
Dr James W Barton notes Columbia University research shows an expectant mother can live on a diet costing as little as 34 cents daily while obtaining all essential nutrients. A sample day includes prune breakfast, tomato soup with evaporated milk, egg salad sandwich, beef liver dinner, and milk at each meal. Sugar allowance is one ounce daily.
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James W. Barton
Western Newspaper Union
Columbia University
Clara Taylor
What to Do for Cases of Enuresis
A discussion of bed wetting treatment from childhood to adolescence. Methods include evening liquid reduction, pre sleep bathroom routines, waking the child, and sleeping garment adjustments. Salt-based bedtime strategy is described for older children, with caution that some cases are due to organic issues and require medical examination including kidneys and bladder.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
PSs to Gardeners GARDENING AS HOBBY GARDENING AS PAYING VENTURE
A Missouri woman reports a net $300 profit from a two thirds acre garden in one season. With seed costs of $20, profits come from fresh, canned, and stored foods. the piece stresses willingness to work and quality seed, plus multi purpose crops like onions beets and tomatoes.
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Missouri
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