Milledgeville Alumna Says Vitamin F Cures Colds
Miss Mildred Oncken of Milledgeville reports a preventive and curative effect for common colds in rats using vitamin F. Experiments on 1000 rats show pre exposure prevention and post exposure cure for the disease called snuffles, likened to the human cold. She notes human applicability and cites training at Eades lab, Carthage College, and Vanderbilt, with current work in a Chicago laboratory.
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Chicago
Mildred Oncken
Milledgeville
Miss Oncken
Ilinois Medical Journal
Mr. Eades
Carthage College
Vanderbilt University
Debaters Prepare for District Tournament Clash
The Sterling debate squad, sidelined during spring break by Coach Robbins, resumes prep for a district meet now slated for March 30 at De Kalb Normal. At De Kalb March 2, Mendota led with two wins, De Kalb second, Sterling third. Mendota undefeated this season.
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Robbins
de Kalb
Sterling
Mendota
Rochelle
Biggest Dance of Year Promised Tomorrow Night
Students from S. H. S. are invited to the Mardis Gras dance tomorrow night, touted as the biggest of the year and the final junior sponsored event. It is a no-date affair with Marc King as general chairman and Dor othy Ann Kidd handling program and Dorothy Mae Hostetler candy sales, among others.
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Marc King
Janet Hoover
Tom Magin
Dorothy Ann Kidd
Bud Sundberg
Jeanne Walker
Dorothy Mae Hostetler
Dr Neville to speak at Sterling High April 3
Sterling High will host world famous Dr Neville of Keewanee who will address the student body at 10 45 a m on April 3. He travels the country photographing caves and has visited rarely accessible caverns. His cave pictures are highly valued worldwide and have graced a photographers honor magazine for several years.
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Sterling High
Neville
Kewanee
Students Win Essay Prize at Legion Contest
Max Hagans won local first prize for an essay on how American youth can work with Fidac and the American Legion to promote peace by removing the profit from war. He received two dollars. Lilian Voeltz earned second place and one dollar for her essay on the same contest.
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Max Hagans
Fidac
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Max
Lillian Voeltz
Gypsy Rover Cast Praised By Premiere Audience
before a large audience of first nighters last evening the Gypsy Rover cast received general applause and hearty laughter from start to finish despite a week’s postponement due to illness. tonight the final performance draws an even larger crowd expected to attend.
Timmons and Wahl Shine in Gypsy Rob and Lady Constance
Lynn Timmons and Lois Wahl deliver standout performances in the two leading roles. Timmons impresses with a powerful yet pleasing voice suited to Gypsy Rob and later Sir Gilbert Howe, while Wahl earns praise for her delicate tender soprano as Lady Constance. Audience commendations flowed throughout the show.
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Lynn Timmons
Gypsy Rob
Sir Gilbert Howe
Lois Wahl
Lady Constance
Timmons
Grinnell College Sees Student Guests Attend Prom
Lynn Timmons L T Mortensen Jack Gleason Arden Ewbank Frances Connor Madelyn Stevens Frances Greenlee and Marion McCoy visit Grinnell College this weekend as guests of the public relations department. They attend the annual junior prom Saturday evening and will return Monday.
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Lynn Timmons
L. T. Mortensen
Jack Gleason
Arden Ewbank
Frances Connor
Madelyn Stevens
Frances Greenlee
Marion McCoy
Grinnell College
Sterling High to Debate Federal Aid at Broadway Church
Four Sterling High debaters will argue the season's topic federal aid to education. The affirmative consists of Evelyn Randall and Everett Myers with George McClanathan and Bill Black for the negative. The Sunday 7:30 p m event at Broadway Methodist Church invites public attendance.
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Sterling High
Broadway Methodist Church
Evelyn Randall
Everett Myers
George McClanathan
Bill Black
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DeKalb Normal
Roeckford Morning Star
Wahl
Grinnell
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