Phenolphthalein in Cathartics Warns Michigan Study Finds
University of Michigan researchers warn that phenolphthalein appears in over a hundred widely sold cathartics and even foods as a coloring. Large doses may cause death, and many products disguise it in the term compound. Practitioners and dispensers often do not know the drug is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regann Arbor
George Beléte
University of Michigan Seumtalonist
Harvey A. K. Whitney
University Hospital
Paitica
Michigan
Freshman Kitchen Band Opens School Assembly
The Freshman Kitchen Band started the assembly with two selections while the Seniors staged Playing the Game about manners. Cast included Nell Helen Pennney Patty Rita Finkbeiner Joe Katy Lou Clay and others with Maurine Harwood and Betty King leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECS
Nell
Helen Pentney
Patty
Nel’s
Rita Finkbeiner
Joe
Katy Lou Clay
Harry
Colia Gleason
Steve
Pettys
Meelba Charlesworth
Jim
Betty Gordon
Feo
Sally
Chicago
Loréna
Hieber
Jane
Peggy
Geraldine “Tower
Betty
Maurine
Harwood
Mill Stream
Wwe
Tippy
Tia
Betty King
Cora Gleason
Lorena Hieber
Geraldine Haypall
Carol Uphaus
Maurine Harwood
Mrs. Washburn
Lou Evelyn Bowen
Helen Lambarth
Gertrude Marken
Lucille Spindier
Boy Scouts Plan National Council Meeting In Cleveland
Saline leaders invite men to the National Council gathering in Cleveland Ohio May 13 and 14 with more than a thousand attendees. Speakers include Wheeler McMillen and Dr William Mather Lewis as Scouts ready projects at Camp Newkirk April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
Cleveland
Ohio
John S. Page
Washtenaw-Livingston Council
William Mather Lewis
Lafayette College
Theron S. Langford
Ann Arbor
C. P. Steime
Ypsilanti
National
Boy Scout Council
H. H. Chapelle
Camp Newkirk
First Grade Classroom News and Bunny Blooms
The class welcomes David Laxman back from quarantine and notes Constance McCartery’s absence. Blossoming trees and flowers brighten the room while birds on the bulletin board spark lessons on names and habits. Saline Toy Store opens and Class I works on reading and expression with a Three Bears read aloud plan for kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Laxman
Constance McCartery
Saline
Tomroom
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Mrs. Max Fosdick and Miss Emma Burrow were in Detroit Tuesday. Mrs. Katherine Rentschler of Detroit was in town Sunday visiting relatives and old friends. Mrs. Elmer Dyer and Miss Jennette Noble of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at M. B. Noble's. Miss Hazel Fucss will teach in Orion next year after graduating from the Normal and Cleary colleges. A brick one story building is being erected for the Milk Producers Association at McKay and Halli streets. An exhibit of C. D. Finkbeiner's Red Rock wheat prizes is shown at the Citizens Bank trophy. The Leonard place south of town was sold and subdivided into small farms. George Ryan of Ann Arbor purchased part of the house. A tropical fruit display from Florida is in the window of the Woman's Shop brought by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jedele entertained several guests from Detroit Sunday. Herman Hutzel and family moved into part of Mary Myers' house on East Henry street. The upright part of the Hutzel house on Michigan avenue has been sold and will be torn down for a new house. Stock from Sig.éariends was shipped to Buffalo Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Fucss
Normal and
Cleary Colleges
Orion
McKay
Halli
Milk Producers Association
C. D. Finkbeiner
Citizens Bank
Leonard Place
George Ryan
Ann Arbor
Florida
George WV. Barr
Alfred Jedele
Simon Hirth
Esther Jung
Della
Harry Steiner
Detroit
Herman Hutzel
Mary Myers
East Henry Street
Hutzel
Michigan Avenue
Relation of imports and exports to farm program
Discussion of how US agricultural trade, imports versus exports, affects farmers. Cites 1937-36 figures and argues farm programs, acreage allotments, soil care, storage, and insurance as stabilizing tools. Notes 1939 wheat crop insurance under the Farm Act and use of marketing quotas and commodity loans to sustain reserves and prevent price collapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Cole
Washtenaw County Agricultural Association
United States
Spring Cleaning Safety and Home Hazards
Advice urges using sturdy step ladders for window washing and warns against risky climbs. It notes 1937 fall fatalities and stresses proper outdoor handling of naptha and gasoline to prevent fires and explosions from indoor use.
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W&s
Schmid’s
Homie
D. G. Leidheiser
Osteopath
Ann Arbor St
Egigon
Rauser Outfitting Co
West Washington
Miller Ave
Ann Arbor, Mich
Oo. D. Morrill
State St
Jj. L. Arnet & Son
Annn Arbor, Mich
Jim Finnell
Observer
Giets
A. H. Brown
Chicago St
Tecumseh
Wayne Soap Co
Tecumsen, Mich
She Saline
Sim. R. Wilson
Mw. C. Boutelle
Saline, Mich
High School News
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
John Schroeder
Dashwood
Ontario
Charles Hahner
Gusta Jogershans
Seattle
Washington
Mesdames
Nelson Davenport
Frank ‘Buck
Irman Lamkin
Everett
Davenport
Fred Gitfen Ard Iife
Harry ‘Harmon
Charles Harmon
S. George Lehman
Daine
Orrin 5
Townsend
Gilmer
Frank. Rose
G. L. Parsons
Unterkircher
Minnie, Caldwell
Hach
James J. McLaughlin
Ralph W. Kuhli
John Duguid
Cherre
James Volk
Moon
Scout
Walter MacPeek
Max Fosdick
Emma Burrow
Katherine Rentschler
Elmer Dyer
Jeannette Noble
M. B. Noble
Bridgewater
Buffalo
Mickie
Denver
Roy Bixby
Tanner's Store
Sherwin - Williams
Saline, Michigan
Revere
Detroit Edison
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