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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1937

Page

10

Wisconsin students test mineralized milk diet on three men

Three University of Wisconsin students lived for seven weeks to four months on a diet of milk with small fruit portions and mineral additives. Robert Goodrich, Emil Petrusek, and Leonard Marshall reported steady weight, no meat craving, and eventual gastric issues only after returning to a meat diet. The study, led by Prof. Hastings and Sigrud Fonder, aimed to assess intestinal reaction and nutritional practicality.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture Robert Goodrich Goodrich Emil Petrusek Leonard Sigrud Fonder University of Oslo Norway Hastings

Missing 160 Acres of Land in Gold Beach Ore

Charles G. Johnson of Milaca Minnesota believes a half section of land bought in 1980 and taxed annually at 35 dollars has vanished. He traveled to Gold Beach to inspect the property, underwent a Rogue River trip, and returned without locating the land.

Charles G. Johnson Milaca Minn Johnson Rogue River

Meats Cookery and Sauces From a Home Guide

Practical cooking notes on meat selection and doneness, plus recipes for liver with bacon, beef and pork baste, frankfurter barbecue, peanut butter crusted ham, and blueberry pancakes. Includes questions and answers on French Onion Soup and Creole frosting with step by step amounts and methods.

Poole Granted Citizenship in Ill Court Under Misinformation Charge

Edoward A. Poole, 65, argued he has voted since 1895 and testified he served on two juries. He said he did not know he was not a citizen until applying for old age assistance on March 28, 1936, in Harrisburg Illinois.

Harrisburg Ill Edoward A. Poole Poole

UC Berkeley Verse Studies Pride in Poetry Courses

UC Berkeley, noted for its verse writing program, highlights its poetry courses as a point of pride in its curriculum and campus offerings. The feature emphasizes the university’s commitment to creative writing education.

Berkeley Cal University of California

President of American Lutheran Church Dies

Dr. Carl Christian Hein 69 longtime leader of the American Lutheran church died in Columbus Ohio He was born in Germany came to the United States in 1884 and served as pastor in Marion Wisconsin Detroit and Columbus He led the joint synod of Ohio 1912 to 1920 and headed the National Lutheran Council of America 1938 to 1936 He is survived by his wife and two sons.

Columbus Carl Christian Hein American Lutheran Church Germany United States Capital University Marion Wis Detroit Joint Synod of Ohio National Lutheran Councell of America

Poets Earn Acceptance and Payment Grow in America

Increasing numbers of students are seeing their poems accepted and published in America. They are being paid for their work, signaling a rise in recognition for young poets and expanded opportunities in literary markets.

America

Federal tunnel opens to study mining dangers at Mt Weather

Framed as a government research effort, a new test tunnel at Mt Weather near Front Royal Virginia operates on a federal reservation. Wing G. Agnew directs the project with cooperation from the Weather Bureau and the Department of Agriculture. The study targets rock drilling dust creation from blasting and underground transport.

Front Royal Federal Bureau of Mines Mt. Weather Wing G. Agnew Weather Bureau Department of Agriculture Bureau of Mines

Tests At Mt Weather To Compare Drill Bits And Rock

The selection of a tunnel site favored rock suitable for drilling tests. The Bureau of Mines studies coal dust explosion prevention at Bruceton, Pennsylvania, and Mt Weather tests aim to compare rock drill bits across different steel alloys and carbor steel. Findings will be published after completion.

Bureau of Minen Bruceton Mt. Weather Bureau of Mines

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