Dinner Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson
A dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson featured guest Elvira Schmidt presenting motion pictures and slides of scenes in Germany and Emalina Kentucky. Attending were A E Klassen Ida Chapman Wasco G J Schmidt Elvira Schmidt Dave Kroeker and children Arnold Vera Leonard Johnson and the Johnsons’ children Nona Lee and Kenneth.
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Frank Johnson
Evira Schmidt
Germany
Emalina, Ky
Miss Schmidt
A. E. Klassen
Ida Chapman
Wasco
G. J. Schmidt
Elvira Schmidt
Dave Kroeker
Arnold
Vera
Leonard Johnson
Nona, Lee
Kenneth
Chronic sinus trouble symptoms and treatment noted
The article lists seven symptoms including nasal discharge, frequent colds, cough, snoring, sore throats, headaches and lists six further signs like middle ear inflammation. It states treatment focuses on avoiding colds and boosting general health and shrinking nasal lining with epinephrine or benzedrine inhalers to keep sinus openings clear.
Check Your Roof Before Sneak Leaks Develop
Roofing advice urges homeowners to inspect roofs regularly as aging coverings suffer from sun heat, rain, snow, and wind. Moisture can rot the deck and crack walls. patching old roofs rarely pays, and re roofing becomes the practical solution. Fire safety notes highlight choosing fire resistant shingles to mitigate ember risk.
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H. R. Snoke
U. S. Bureau of Standards
National Fire Protection Association
Why Ham and Eggs Taste Good
Scientists from the Bureau of Animal Husbandry report that the proteins in ham and eggs complement each other, delivering greater nourishment when eaten together than separately. Earlier tests showed pork protein boosts bread's nutritive value, and now egg protein enhances pork protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Eckman Girl Injured at School and Hospitalized
Little Joan Eckman daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Eckman sustained a broken left arm in an accident at school Thursday. She was taken to Bakersfield Hospital for X-ray and setting. Dinner guests at the Westbrook home included Mr and Mrs James Galbraith and their two sons and Miss Joann Anderson and Mr and Mrs. (name cut off).
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Joan Eckman
E. C. Eckman
Bakersfield Hospital
Westbrook
James Galbraith
Joann Anderson
Motors Bigger Than House Planned for Grand Coulee Power
Four giant electric motors each rated at 65 000 horsepower will be built for the U S Bureau of Reclamation. They will power pumps to store water from Grand Coulee dam enabling irrigation of over a million acres in Washington state. Each motor weighs 325 tons and is as large as a six room house requiring force equal to 30 cars to start. Together they could meet the needs of New York City and supply water for about 28 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Grand Coulee Dam
Washington
New York City
75 Million Acres of Trees Needed for Timberland
The Forest Service reports that about 75 million acres of denuded or poorly stocked land, roughly one sixth of the U S commercial timberland, must be planted to trees to ensure timber growth within the lifetimes of today’s children. Since 1926 about 6 5 million acres have been planted in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Forest Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Savings Bonds sales in Kern outpace last year
U S Savings Bonds sales in Southern California for the first four months of 1947 rose by 583 553 over the same period in 1946. Fred H Johnson says April sales reached 20 189 835 and Kern county posted 332 411 for last month while four months total 2 018 512.
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U. S
California
Fred H. Johnson
Treasury
Kern ‘County
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Bakersfield
Shafter Press
J. B. Warren
Loewen
California Ave
Santa Fe
Shafter
Food Center
Ted French
Shafter Avenue
Coulee Dam
Kern
Baker St
Pacific Finance Loans
Chester
F. P. Frurip
Mgr
Orville
Chester Ave
Restaurant & Market Equipment Co
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