Dieting Missteps Highlighted In Comic Panel Satire
The piece recalls Daisy and Donald at a Sunday dinner where Daisy orders a salad but indulges in dessert, illustrating common dieting myths. It argues calories lurk in trimmings and promotes a nutrition plan: three meals daily with complete protein, reduced gravy and dressing, dessert limited to fruit, and bread to three thin slices.
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Donald
Daisy
Spa
Jean Rain
King Features Syndicate
Pork Chops with Caraway Sauerkraut Recipe Card
A poultry style recipe lists shoulder chops about 2 pounds and a sauerkraut can with brown sugar and caraway seed. Fry chops, brown both sides, add sauerkraut, sugar and caraway, cover and simmer 30 minutes, serve with pan juices. yields 6 servings.
Odd and Interesting by W. L. Gordon
The beaver shaped American history through fierce rivalry among English Dutch and French for fur trappers. Grater Lake in Oregon holds the deepest U S depths at 1996 feet and lies 6239 feet above sea level.
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America
United States
Grater Lake
Oregon
Engagements In Louisville Area Announced For Esther Steff and Roseann Remley
Esther Steff of RD 3 Louisville announces engagement to Carl Darrah of RD 3 Louisville. Esther, a Louisville High School graduate, works at B and E Restaurant in North Industry. Carl, also a Louisville High School alum, is with Ohio Road Improvement Co. No wedding date yet. Roseann Remley, Massillon resident, engaged to Marc Warren Janser of Louisville. Roseann, Mt Marie Academy and Mercy Hospital nursing graduate, is on Mercy Hospital staff. Marc Janser, Louisville High School and Mt Union College alumnus, works for Armour & Co. November wedding planned.
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Daisy Steff
Louisville
Esther
Carl Darrah
Colene Darrah
Miss Steff
Louisville High School
North
Darrah
Ohio Road Improvement
Massillon
Raymond Remley
12Th St NW
Roseann
Marc Warren Janser
J. L. Janser
E. Gorgasst
Mt. Union College
Armour & Co
Four Canasta Players to Be Introduced in Next Article
A letter requests more canasta content and introduces four players Minnie the Melder Hold-up Harry Fearful Fred and Canasta Charlie. The writer notes each has a different skill level and urges flexible play, midstream changes, and varying strategies to chase big scores or quick outs while avoiding fixed patterns.
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Minnie
Melder
Harry
Fred
Charlie
Harry Fair
Canasta
Social Notebook Highlights Church Group Meetings
The Social Notebook lists meetings for Charity Class of Martin Luther Church on Tuesday evening in the church parlor with hostesses including Mrs. Amos McDaniel and Mrs. Walter Schneider. Ever Faithful Circle of First Congregational meets at Mrs. Edna Bausher home on 1326 Worley Ave NW with Mrs. Mary Fowler assisting. Bethany Class of First Christian meets tonight at 7 30 in the church with Rev devotions led by Mrs. Otto Weedman and Olga Erzigkeit speaker. Elizabeth Ruch Bible Class of Lowell Reformed plans annual masquerade at the church Tuesday evening.
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Martin Luther Church
Amos McDaniel
Walter Schneider
Charles Platts
John Buskoski
Everett Johnson
Grace Gruber
Mary Baysinger
First Congregational Church
Edna Bausher
Worley Ave
Mary Fowler
Bethany
First Christian Church
Otto Weedman
Olga Erzigkeit
Sally Martin
George Himes
Elizabeth Ruch
Lowell Reformed Church
Customer gets wrong drink at Memphis store
In Memphis a drugstore clerk mixed an anti acid drink and handed it to the wrong customer who drank it, paid, and left without comment. The incident raises questions about service accuracy and responsibility in retail clerks.
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Memphis
Early experiments sent photographs over circuits with 25 lines
In early experiments of transmitting photographs over electrical circuits, as many as 25 lines were used simultaneously. The study notes this approach as a method to improve image transfer during the experiments.
Community notices and Q&A column excerpts
School season opening meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the auditorium with Principal Lowe introducing teachers Fred Wilson from the Fire Prevention Bureau discusses Fire Prevention in the Home Explorer Scouts will perform Indian dances in full costume A Friday meeting for Trump group with a program by first grade pupils Refreshments will be served plus a reader’s Q&A column answering questions on language and etiquette including definitions of teetotaler prejudiced and petard
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Trump
The Doctor Says on Employment of the Handicapped
A column by Edwin P. Jordan discusses October as a time to highlight employment for the physically handicapped. It notes many with disabilities can work or enjoy activities with proper training and placement, praising nations and groups advancing occupational opportunities and better treatment. A mobile X ray unit visit to Public Square in Stark County offers free screenings, marking five years of use and 21,000 total screenings at the fair.
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Edwin P. Jordan
National Society For
NEA Service, Inc
Mobile
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Public Square
Stark County Fair
Johnston
Lebanon’s old dial central office to Wytopitlock
The town of Lebanon outgrew its dial central office and loaded equipment on a truck. It was moved 276 miles to Wytopitlock where 40 residents now have modern dial telephone service.
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Lebanon
Telephone Company
Wytopitlock
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Pinkham
Lydia Pinkhara
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Esther Steff
Roseann Remley
Generous George
Larceny Lou
Hard Luck
Joe
the Social Notebook
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Aguna Beach
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Chicago
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