Twenty five years ago to Osh Koh miss Waller visits
Among Our Souvenirs recounts residents attending family, social, and work events around Shawano and nearby towns. Names include Miss Hattie Waller, Alfred, Mrs Gamble, Mr Ren, Mrs M Chaimson, and many others. The item notes travel to Chicago and Milwaukee, local employment changes, theater installations, and holiday preparations with multiple mentions of relatives returning home for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Waller
Osh- Koh
Alfred
Shawano
Soetary
Robert Luecke
Montine
Peterson
Oconto Falls
H. J. Buettner
Annie Klehesiuigl
Misa May’ Schwartzikape
Bowler
Teatives
Nagle
Wits
Fred. Woerbelow
Jed Jassman
Manowa
Kon Steeno
New London
Ob Williams
Httie da
Fred Ziemer
Lulubel Marohl
Richmond
Marcella Umland
Wisconsin Telephone Company Exchange
Foesch Warage
Mary Scott
Two Rivers
Rotmainin
Williams
Humphrey
Priscila Humphrey
Chicago
Red Eberlein
Milwaukee
Harry Sanderson
Alice
Albert Osborne
Carroll College
Mavis Buettner
Marian Kilp
Oshkosh
Penton Muehlesent
Madison
David Blissett
Tommy
Charles B. Boyle
Dorothy
Frank Rivers
H. C. Nolan
Appleton
Nolan
August Anderson
Municipal Hospital
Alfred Moede
Moede
Hattie Jenny
Theodore Kigsling
Oconomonoc Cate
Fred Krueger
Kisgling
St. James’ Church
Caspar Wallrich
Oon
Rotary Club
Murdock Hotel
Caroling Hanson
Stevens Point
John Black
Marshfield
Snoring and health: medical bulletin notes causes and remedies
The State Medical Society bulletin explains snoring as noisy breathing from throat tissue vibration caused by mouth breathing. Men snore more, but women are equally thorough in the habit. factors include nose obstruction, sleeping on the back, allergies, and foods. Remedies involve medical exam, especially for children with enlarged adenoids, and addressing physical defects for better rest. Also reports Wisconsin chemists linking riboflavin deficiency in eggs to chick hatching failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Society
Connie
Lahore
University of Wisconsin
Leading Artists of Forty-eight States Enter National Exhibit
Thomas J. Watson of International Business Machines sponsors a national art exhibit to feature one artist from each state. Top art authorities will select representatives whose work reflects state talent, to tour the United States and beyond. Watson sees art and business uniting, citing patrons from antiquity to modern industry as models for mutual benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VLAN
Ovary Slo
Thomas J. Watson
International Birsilosis Machines Corporation
Hades
Bik Tts
Otterden
Medici
Florence
Phosphoric acid silage boosts milk carotene and vitamin A
Wisconsin researchers report phosphoric acid silage at 30 pounds per ton preserves more grass juice vitamin and yields milk closer to summer quality. Bottom silo placement with higher acid improves carotene and vitamin A. 15 pounds per ton top placement yields poorer results. Clover Timothy mix with molasses also shows high carotene. soybeans reduce carotene content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Farmers Look to the New Silages for Better Feed
Wisconsin farmers show strong interest in grass and legume silage. Thousands wrote to the University of Wisconsin for silage information and equipment suppliers stay in touch. Experiments compare six silage types, with trials in barrels and bottles, and a failed attempt at non trampling grass silage. Phosphoric acid ranks just after molasses as a silage preservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
University
U of W Men Route Chick Pellagra
A new vitamin solution for poultrymen is announced to prevent chick pellagra or chick dermatitis in baby chicks. The article explains the disease causes stunted growth and scabby sores at mouth corners and feet, historically linked to dietary deficiency, and notes recent feeding changes reduced incidence.
Pantothenic Acid Identified as Pellagra Cure for Chicks
Research at Wisconsin Agriculture College shows pantothenic acid as the anti pellagra vitamin for baby chicks. Elvehjem reports a laboratory synthesized form provides protection against pellagra, with evidence pointing to this vitamin as the key agent. Best sources include liver, meat scraps, and unheated milk products and grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Elvehjem
D. W. Woolley
H. A. Waiss
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Elvehjem
Test of milk going to cheese factories varies greatly
Wisconsin dairy plant data show average milk butterfat tests of 3.2 percent in 1937 with factory averages by cheese type from 3.57 to 3.29 percent. Seasonal patterns appear, peaking in late fall and winter. Swiss and Limburger factories exhibit the widest variation, with Swiss tests from 3.20 to 3.69 percent and Limburger from 3.14 to 3.58 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
W. H. Ebling
W. D. Barmuth
Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service
Limburger
Dodge
Green Counties
Butterfat test fluctuations in mills and plants advised
The report notes low fluctuation in brick and Munster factories from 3.29 per cent in April and June to 3.56 in October, while American plants ranged from 345 per cent in April-June to 3.85 per cent in November. It argues for minimizing test swings to enable better cheese quality and urges Wisconsin agriculture to adjust production accordingly while maintaining plans despite the European war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick
Munster
Wisconsin Agriculure
Safetygrams: carbon monoxide danger and tips
Safety Man Fred W Braun warns that carbon monoxide is undetectable by senses and deadly. He advises never to run a car with garage door closed or windows shut while the engine runs and to keep garages ventilated and windows open when cars operate. Be careful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Braun
Thut
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Jacke
Bey
Fremon
Louis Hoelfy
Sarah Ankgws
Carl Stansbury
Bonduel D. H. I. A
B. Burroeister
Wassow Bros
Wm. G. Zastrow
REL
Herman C. Mueller
Gitch
Frank Sumnicht
Dr. E. N. Rehroeday
Woldt
Acpegeesis
Albert Habecik
Walter Neitzel
Cha
Allen A. Put
la Skies
Lhe
Stoker
Stokol-Mercury
R. F. Gehrke
Sheet Metal Co
Shawano, Wis
Schwitzar-Cummins Company
Indianapelia
U. 5 A
U. OF W
Main Street
Ori Abe
City Professional Directory
Fredrick Baer
Schumaker Bldg
J. C. Lorenz
Tel
Stan
Citizens State Bank
Bidg
Gordon Peterson
Cantwell-Peterson
Che
Green Bay &T
A. N. Abbott
Optometrist
Schutz & Carr
A. F. Wasserman
Grab
Saawano
Wisconam
H. O. Buth
Shawano, Wh
H. J. Calkins
Diffies
Kuckulk
Jewelry
Main St
Sam
Club la Vida
Clintonville
Tom Temple and His Orchestra
United
Retail Lumber & Supply Co
Shaw and
Wis
Krenger’s
Sinclair Super Service
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