Hog Kidney Extracts Said To Help Blood Pressure
Dr A C Concoran told the American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology that hog kidney extracts may ease hypertension based on Indiana City hospital experiments showing reduced heart pounding from high blood pressure. The column notes confusion and questions about the claims and their sources.
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Oaks Carter
A. C. Concoran
Secon American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Concoran
Indianawilis City Hospital
Alosex
Fragmented wartime letter rails at meat trade and biblical law
A disjointed wartime letter discusses food safety and meat cuts from hogs, then pivots to religious laws in scripture. The writer questions wartime ethics, notes pork products and disease risks, cites biblical instruction, and invokes a Protestant-Christian view of divine law guiding diet.
Coal hoarding urged as patriotic wartime duty
An editorial urges readers to stockpile coal for next winter to free railroad capacity for military materiel. It notes coal comprised 44 percent of freight on the New York Central in 1941 and stresses ordering now to ensure delivery before fall to support war efforts and protect supplies for fighting forces.
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Central
NEW York Central
U. S. Army
Grand Central Terminal
New York City
Cal. A
Robert Ginsburgh
Russell M. Church
New York Central Equipement Engineering Department
Philippines
James A. Farley
Biblical Food Laws and Blood Health Clash with Modern Science
The author argues that Biblical dietary laws protect health and soul, criticizing modern pig consumption and shellfish as dangerous. Citing Leviticus and medical unknowns, the piece asserts that science cannot fully explain blood and life effects from foods and urges adherence to divine prohibitions for welfare.
South Amherst church events and social notices April era
South Amherst notices list morning worship led by Miss Virginia Stewart with a large junior participant set including Phillis Towers and Hetty Witt and Francesa Mathas. Local associations plan meetings and fundraisers at schools and churches, with altar society, guild, and Christian service events noted. Lord Ashborne of Compiegne, France, dies at 33. he led Gaelic League and wore an Irish kilt.
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South Amherst
Congregational Church
Virginia Stewart
Phillis Towers
Dlord
Hetty Witt
Ted
Jéanne
Francesa Mathas
Annabelle Kilmer
Christan
Maxabelle Moser
The
Lord Ashborne
Compiegne
France
Gaelic League
Labor Legislation Delayed Amid Bond Drive For War
In Washington the debate over labor legislation stalls despite Sen. Byrd’s warning that delaying action jeopardizes the proposal. The plan centers on payroll savings to buy war bonds with up to 20 percent of earnings, curbing inflation and luxury spending while funding postwar industry. St. V. Mitchell of Harris Beabald-Potter Co urged backing, noting need to retain free enterprise and avoid government overreach and calling for renewed production and financing zeal. The event, led by Carl F. Spitler, saw new association officers elected and Rev. H. D. Courtney delivering the invocation.
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Wiley
St. V. Mitchell
Harris Beabald-Potter Co
Cleveland
McDonald-Cogtdie Co
Mitchell
Dome
H Wag
United States
Stout
Carl F. Spitler
Elyria
Glen Irish
Hf. J. Bryan
Lorain
G. Townsend
Wellington
H. D. Courtney
First
Berhapist Church
Chiropodists Attend Northeastern Ohio Meeting
Local chiropodists Bert B Brosky and Dr Charles K Guth joined peers from the Northeastern Ohio Chiropodists Association for a Youngstown gathering on Sunday. Accompanied by Mrs Brosky and Mrs Guth, the Elyola visitors were entertained with a luncheon honoring Dr Ralph Dye, state association president, and W Harlow Stahl, head of a national research group.
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Bert B. Brosky
Charles K. Guth
Northeastern Ohio
Academy of the Northeastern Ohio Chiropodists Association of
Youngstown
Elyola
Rochester Township Education Board Rehires Staff for Coming Term
The Rochester board reemployed Seana of Education to lead the school as principal during the coming term. Mrs Mary Miers was named to teach eighth grade, with Myrtle Hermalin and other staff returning under continuing contracts. Mrs Storrow continues as acting principal to finish the present term after Eugene Greet left for military service. Ralph Moore was rehired as a one day weekly vocal and instrumental music teacher. Discussions covered chiropody needs and related health topics for the community.
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akhaEe
Rochester
Seana. of Education
Ore
Mary Miers
Tow
Feothae
Herwalh
Myrtle Hermalin
Storrow
Eugene Greet
Rochester Board
Ralph Moore
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Moses
Lews
Uncle Sam
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Ledser Syndicate
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Lawbey Pralival Degeeh Inrerance Deperators
Lorain County
Amherst, Ohio
Amherst
Alemne
South Amherst Alomal Association
Altar Society
Ladies | Altar Society
Catholic Nativity Church
Peter Ammenhauser
Methodint Woman's Society For Christian Service
Julius Thilmage
Chercie
St Johny Woman's Guild
Washington
Harry P. Byrd
U.S. War Bonds
Fashionett
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