Bowler visitors and community notes from Shawano
Guettner of Shawano was a Bowler visitor Tuesday. Mrs Henry Fuhrman was taken to hospital for an operation Wednesday morning. Local editor laments lack of peace and enforcement of law amid picketing and union tensions. Buettner, rookie valedictorian, earned Digest award. Shawano teams notch wins over Crosham and a pentalky club highlights. Various local families and visitors are listed with travel and hospital updates.
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Guettner
Shawano
Henry Fuhrman
Furtheeriets
Union Fresnel
Buettner
Post
Art Wolf
Milwaukee
Vilage
Malvin Lemke
Green Bay
Verr Eggert
Clintonville
Eggert
Ani
Bucttner
Marjorie
Riday Sind
Fey
Roenflanz
Thonry Keuhrman
Mra. Puherien
Wausau
Sie
Norran Foli
Art Radun
Uriavinges
Hvelya Buettner
Milwaiuseec
Atul Mra
Theodore. Buettner
Alia
Suhemian
Uarvey Crossloops
Oshitish
Linkreemin
George Weidner
Pred Weidner
Sucaelny
Carl Richards
Faraily
Kolburn Helgeson
Dutysitter
Phlox
John Lord Gome
Irven Laude
Gon
Tron Kolpactk
Rural Shawano Society Hosts Summer Picnic Recap
Mey Charly Drake entertained guests Thursday afternoon. High honors awarded to Wen and Mrs. Clyde Norton received guest prize. The hostess served dough at 7 o clock. Summer activities included visits to White Plains and a Tom Denke Route gathering. Neighbors helped celebrate a birthday and a school picnic was held, with families visiting and new moves noted. Subscriptions urged for The Journal.
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Mey
Charly
Drake
Mes
Cindeake
Dre
Vouiy
Aoifie Drake
Mira
Calle
Orsi Veen
Ark
Suneay
Celera
Mit Muert
Adelph Drake
Lowery
Aloypeasy
Gledys
Aeir
Sanher
Terry
Aind Meg
Alvin Singer
Hacker
Monomines
Michigan
Saturstormoo
Textile finishes give clothes a band box look
Miss Gladys Meloche of the University of Wisconsin explains how new finishes on linen cotton and rayons create a firm band box appearance. Finishes include crush resistance water repellency and full shrinkage control with labels guiding shoppers on expected shrinkage and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Me Jodie
University of Wisconsin
Federal Trade Commission
Migs Moloche
Garden Greens Aid In Planning Adequate Diets
Mrs May Reynolds of the University of Wisconsin home economics department states leafy vegetables are key to an adequate diet. They provide minerals vitamins and roughage, with bulky greens offering low calorie, high nutrient value. Spinach kale and mustard greens supply iron and calcium among others. Planting the garden supports varied, nutritious meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May &. Reynolds
Home Economics
University of Wisconsin
Greens and Vegetables Boost Winter Provisions
Rengolis advocates diverse greens beyond spinach with broccoli giving harvests every few days. Rutabagas and turnips supply vitamin C and store well for winter. Lima beans are noted for vitamin C. Seven top turnip of the south joins the greens lineup in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rengolis
Greens
Protect Eyes From Sunburn Urges Dark Glasses
The State Medical Society warns in its weekly health bulletin that sunburn can affect the eyes as severely as the skin. Eye exposure causes redness fatigue and headaches, and dark smoked or black glasses are recommended to ease eye strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Medical Society
Health Bulletin
Proper Dark Glasses Should Be Correctly Ground For Eye Protection
The article warns that many cheap dark glasses are not properly ground and may cause eye fatigue. It recommends using correctly ground lenses, especially if worn for fatigue relief, and suggests larger lenses and a wide hat for better sun protection. If in doubt, have glasses checked by an eye physician and consider higher quality options.
Sunglasses Aid in Summer Sports Eye Protection
The article advises using dark glasses to protect eyes from sunburn and reduce fatigue during summer sports, noting that proper eyewear enhances comfort and performance for athletes. It emphasizes precision and placement over regular glasses for effective protection.
Cotton sacks become clothing curtains and more
Neillsville homemaker Mrs. Leland L. Jens shares a thrift recipe for turning flour sacks and other cotton bags into aprons curtains and children's clothing. Bleaching removing printing and careful dyeing yield durable usable textiles. Agronomists remind farmers to select locality adapted hybrid seed corn.
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Leland L. Jens
Neillsville
WHA
WLBL
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
College of Agriculture
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