Understanding Herpes Zoster Also Known as Shingles
The text explains herpes zoster or shingles as an acute skin inflammation with blisters tied to nerve paths. It covers typical eruption timing, fever, and pain, single-side distribution, common sites, possible lingering neuralgia in older individuals, associations with pneumonia or meningitis, possible viral origin, relation to chickenpox, and historical treatments including X-rays.
Beer Shampoo Bottled by New Philadelphia Brewery
New Philadelphia April 7 special report on a novel beer shampoo. Max Swartz owner of New Philadelphia Brewery Co. and Chicago engineer Frank A. Weaver developed a seven ounce bottle shampoo made from de alcoholized beer and detergent. It claims to rinse and set hair in one step.
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Republican Brunch to Feature Primary Candidates
County Republican chairman Ted Dunlap will introduce Republican primary candidates at a brunch next Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the YMCA. The event, first in a spring series by the Republican Woman's Club, will be presided over by new club president Mrs. Carl Wise.
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Ted Dunlap
Y.M.C.A
Republican Woman’s Club
Carl Wise
Ann's Swedish Veal Rolls Dinner Prep Card
A compact kitchen card for making veal rolls with dill pickle, parsley butter, and a vegetable stew. It details sautéing slices of veal, adding celery carrots onions and tomatoes, bay leaves and allspice, thickening with flour, adding meat back, finishing with sour cream, and serving with paprika.
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Ann‘s
Rhubarb Upside Down Gingerbread and Curried Ham Casserole
A spring tablepiece feature with Lenox Fairfield china and pastel decor accompanies two recipes. Rhubarb Upside Down Gingerbread blends rhubarb with molasses and spices, while Curried Ham Casserole layers potatoes, ham and corn in a seasoned milk sauce, baked until tender.
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Fairfield
Perhaps You Know By A C Gordon
In 1793 the cornerstone of the U S Capitol Building was laid by George Washington. The thistle family is the largest plant family, including asters and daisies. Baton Rouge Louisiana hosts the tallest state building at 450 feet. The most developed sense in most animals is the sense of smell. The last book of the Bible is Revelation.
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Baton Rouge
Music Festival Aids Holmes County Record Library
Millerburg Ohio April 7 Special William B McBride OSU music education professor and North Central Division president will guest conduct Holmes County Music Festival opening Friday at 8 pm A 100 piece band a 90 member girls chorus a 75 member boys chorus and a 150 voice mixed chorus perform Proceeds benefit the county record appreciation library fund.
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Millersburg
William B. McBride
Ohio State University
Music Educator’s Conference
Holmes County
How Can I Patch With Plaster and Pillows
In this column Q and A style, Ann Ashley answers common home questions. Plaster of Paris dries too fast. mix with vinegar or vinegar-added water to extend workability. Do not sun feather pillows. air them by hanging on a windy line to let air penetrate.
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Widow Seeks Hidden Cave Treasure in Southwest New Mexico
Mrs. Ova E. Noss of Hot Springs hunts a rumored vast cave of gold and jewels in the San Andres Mountains. Her deceased husband M. E. Noss first spoke of the find eleven years ago and was killed March 5. Backer Charlie Ryan is charged with murder. A permit dispute and a bar believed not to be gold are noted as keys to the mystery.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Ova E. Noss
M. E. Noss
Moss
Charlie Ryan
Alice
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Avondale PTA Elections Set New Officers
Avondale PTA officers for next year were chosen at a family covered dish meeting held Tuesday night at the school. Re-elected president was Mrs. R. E. Tracy. vice president Mrs. Robert Randles. recording secretary Mrs. Edward Sigler. corresponding secretary Mrs. Thomas Eshelman. treasurer Mrs. M. E. Stilwill.
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R. E. Tracy
Robert Randles
Edward Sigler
Thomas Eshelman
M. E. Stilwill
First U.S. Cellophane Cast at Niagara Falls in 1924
The inaugural sheet of cellophane produced commercially in the United States emerged from a casting machine at Niagara Falls New York in 1924 marking a milestone in industrial plastics.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
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