Wheat crop damage but not serious in Lorain County
A March weather toll reduced winter wheat but April 1 condition reached 88 percent, above the 10 year average of 74. Ohio forecasts show about 29.6 million bushels for 1932, higher than the five year average. rye 89 percent, pastures near normal at 70 percent, with Ohio and national data from USDA and Ohio Experiment Station.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
A. R. Tuttle
U.S
Ayo
United States
Poultry Flocks Below Standard In Laying Eggs
Ohio State University extension reports show 4 990 birds in 18 flocks produced 64 982 eggs in March, averaging 12.8 eggs per bird, well under the 21 eggs per bird standard. Only J H Stevens’s flock met the standard. others from Bennett Grafton Hasenpflug Pomeroy and Wright scored lower.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University Poultry Department
Io Project
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Stevens
A. C Bennett
Grafton
George Hasenpflug
Roy Pomeroy
Flora Wright
Ridgeville
New Livestock Disease Identified Sweet Clover Disease
A new livestock illness named Sweet clover disease is linked to eating damaged sweet clover hay, according to Dr. B H Edgington of the Animal...
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B. H. Edgington
Ohio Farm Wages Decline Says Survey Report
A survey by A R Tuts tle and Robert FR Strassheim for the United States Department of Agriculture and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station shows farm wages in Ohio down from last year. The average wage with board is 2.26 a month this year versus 27.75 last year, and 32.75 without board this year versus 144.50 last year. Day wages with board fell from 1.65 to 1.20 and without board from 2.20 to 1.60.
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Robert FR. Strassheim
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Orchard dusting proves successful in 6 year tests
A 6 year trial by F. H. Ballou at Ohio Experiment Station shows dusts with up to 0 percent superfine sulfur, applied 6 to 8 times, match sprays in controlling apple scab and sooty blotch. Copper dusts control Brooks spot but can injure susceptible varieties. Lead arsenate dusts offer variable insect control with cost comparable to spraying. dusting wastes more material but saves time. Dusting helps when water for spraying is limited, except for scale and mites best addressed by spraying.
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Explosion blows out smoker's vest pocket in Suisun
C M Duren of Solano California reports an explosion while walking along a highway. His vent pocket blew out when he had placed his pipe in the pocket and the celluloid penholder exploded.
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Chance to win theatre tickets through Chevalier drawing contest
The Chronicle Telegram invites boys and girls 18 and under to submit original Chevalier in One Hour With You themed drawings for a chance to win 100 guest tickets to the Capitol Theatre. Contest details include simple body outlines, nonverbal poses, and required coupon with name address school and age. Entries must reach the Chronicle Telegram by noon Saturday for consideration.
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Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
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Wellington HITCH HIKER SCORES AGAIN IN Bermuda TRIP
Wellington April 14 Marcy Powell a famed hitch hiker returns from a Bermuda adventure with 89 cents in his pocket and only a camera and toothbrush as baggage. He studies for a Harvard doctorate and joined college friends on the voyage, sharing meals and a stateroom while the journey fed his appetite for exploration. An accompanying letter to his parents details coral sand homes and vivid island colors.
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Marcy Powell
Bermuda
Powell
Harvard
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Powwell
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Wellington Masonic inspection and Blue Lodge dinners
The Wellington Masonic chapter will hold its annual inspection Monday evening led by Honorable Right Worshipful Companion Lutz of Cleveland. Seventy five guests are expected at the dinner served by the Eastern Star before inspection. On April 18 the Blue Lodge will be inspected by Mr. Humphries of Cleveland with one hundred thirty five guests for the Blue Lodge dinner served by the Eastern Star that evening.
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Wellington
Lorain Inspection Attended by Eastern Stara Representatives
Representatives from Eastern Stara visited the Day chapter in Lorain Tugaday in the evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baker, Mrs. Ruby Duff, Mrs. C. C. Spangler, Mrs. Nina Ormerold, Mrs. Belle Smith, Edward Wells and his mother, Mrs. Guy Wells.
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Lawrence Baker
Ruby Duff
C. C. Spangler
Nina Ormerold
Belle Smith
Edward Wells
Guy Wells
Sunday services at Birmingham church report
On Sunday morning the Birmingham church held services with doxology, psalm readings, and hymns led by Rev. George T. Hanna. Mrs. Mayme Church played piano numbers during offerings and readings from Kings. Sunday School attendance, choir practice, and a W C T U meeting are noted alongside local visits by Mr and Mrs C W Lawrence and Mrs Amelia Parker.
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Peterson's Ointment claims fast sore healing power
An old style advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for stubborn sores and ulcers. It promises rapid drying of infections, relief from soreness, and strong healing, with a money back guarantee. A big box is offered for 30 cents at local drugstores.
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Local school plays highlight week for communities
Wellington on business, visitors frequent Henrietta and Bradford. The German M church group plans a Friday April 15 performance of The New Minister at Rochester, following a prior Henriettta High School run. Birmingham High School Junior Class showcased Tea Tavern Tavern at Town Hall with Ruth Fairchild and A W Hagle directing, featuring Morton Burgin as property manager and Clarence Johannsen as publicity chief. Cast included Rosamond Reid and Ruth Krebs among many others. audience attendance strong both nights with a string trio between acts.
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Community Notes from Rochester and Nearby Areas
Miss Cary Richardson and Cleveland friend spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A Richardson. Pleasant surprise party for Mrs Bert Kiwell of Brighton. Revival meetings at the Baptist Church continue three evenings this week with a Ladies Aid dinner Friday. Visitors include Grace and Corrinne Mann of San Francisco and Deil Simmons family. Other guests: Adolph Reibe’s visitors Jake Munz family and George Manz of Cleveland.
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Local Family Visits and Illness Update in Lorain
Mr and Mrs Charlea Hotch spent Sunday in Nova at the home of his sister Mrs Thorne Markham with two sons. Mr and Mrs Eric Olten and daughter from Lorain were visitors last week at Mrs Ralph Rowland's home. They returned to Lorain Sunday as did Mrs Rowland and two daughters to be with her mother Mrs Phillip Wetzel who has been ill. Ruth Dimick, ill with bronchial pneumonia, is slightly improved, along with her mother and the other two children who are also ill but improving.
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Cape Codders pledge to keep roadways beautified
Cape Cod residents vow to maintain roadside beauty and deter unsightly signs across year round and seasonal areas. James H Taylor, state landscape supervisor, authored a pledge emphasizing attention and improvement to roadsides as a shared treasure for all.
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Bull saves farmer clings to horns for rescue
In a Northumberland incident John Woodman a 46 year old farmer was attacked by a bull at his farm in Ovington. He held on to the bull's horns until bystanders freed him and saved him from serious injury.
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Northumberland
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John Woodman
Weight loss claim promotes Kruschen Salts solution
Readers tout a 13 pound fat reduction after daily Kruschen Salt intake with claims of looking younger and feeling more energetic. Advertised as safe and harmless with a money back offer, the piece urges diet tweaks and cautions on pastries and fatty foods while promoting buying through local drug stores.
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C Wo. Phillips
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