Pellagra now recognized across United States and cures disputed
Dr Claud North Chrism an notes pellagra a formerly European gastric disease now widespread in the United States across social classes. He explains past confusion over cause and treatment and stresses recent progress in understanding prevention and cure.
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Claud North Chrisman
United States
Europe
India
Central America
South
T H
Louisiana
Pellagra Symptoms and Vitamin G Discovery
The passage outlines pellagra signs from early strength loss to dermatitis on the face neck and limbs, with skin peeling and a reddened nose bridge. It notes Pellagra arises from diet deficiencies in cereals especially corn, and that treatment centers on restoring B vitamins and a newly named vitamin G, honoring Dr Joseph Goldberger.
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Sumer
Joseph Goldberger
US Public Health Administration
Cure Is In Feeding Garbonydrates and Hemorrhoid Injection Relief
Nutrition guidance advocates large intake of garbonydrates and avoidance of cane sugar with meat eggs milk as vitamin rich foods. Brewer's yeast and fresh meats, beans, peas, buttermilk, olive oil, butter, and malted milk with egg are recommended for healing. Digestive aid includes diluted hydrochloric acid with meals. Hemorrhoids treated by injections as a safe, effective option allowing continued work during treatment.
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L. B Jr
Texas
Picnic Outing Crowded With Friends and Family
Spencer GROTP EXJOYS PICNIC Mr and Mrs Frank Soo host at Huntington and Cleveland areas. Families from Lorain Elyria Penfield and Claremore visit, share baskets, and enjoy a noon picnic. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Ford Jatt, Wilton Wall family, Ray Brouse, Firestone kin, and several others with grandchildren and showmates.
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Grotp
Frank Soo
Why Fathers Refuse to Let Child Use Sewing Machine
A Saturday afternoon scene shows Mildred, seven, wanting to use the sewing machine left unplugged. Her father removes the plug and, after her insistence, scolds her for disobedience, revealing a lesson on why parental reasons must be heard and repeated by children.
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Mildred
Father
Mull family reunion and local visits at Wause
The annual Mull family reunion was held in Wause Sun day with two daughters in attendance. Numerous relatives visited from Canton Cleveland Elyria Wellington Oneonta and nearby towns, staying with or visiting the Seymores and Brouses, sharing meals and hosting guests, including Mrs Broward and Mrs Fuller, amid a week of family gatherings and social calls.
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Mull
Wause
Leon “Moone
Canton
Seymore Woone Westein
Chil
Preston J Warte
Salem
Howard Alison
Style Cream for Moist Skin and Makeup Longevity
A guide to maintaining moist skin and preventing dryness with cleansing, softening creams, and careful makeup application. Tips cover blackhead removal, pore care, alcohol antiseptic after treatments, and selecting lubricating lip products for a fresh appearance.
New York Visitors Stay With Local Families
New York guests spent several days with Mrs War Howe and family and with Mr and Mrs Billy Johns from Weston WV. Other visitors included Mrs Alva Law, son of Clarksburg WV, and Mr and Mrs Fred Brause. Lucene Bukerman and Violet Wr and Mrs Ray Brause, plus Mr and Mrs Ernst Woodring and two children, enjoyed a motor trip and picnic along the Ohio River.Mr and Mrs Alfred Puller visited Norwalk Sunday afternoon to see Jarvers sister Mrs Lillian Wheeler.
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Billy Johns
Weston WM Va
Alva Lawson
Clarksburg
Wo ‘A
Fred Brause
Lucene 4Ukerman
Violet Wr
Ray Brause
Ernst Woodring
Childre
Oho River
Alfred Puller
Orwalk
Jarvers
Lilian Wheeler
Local Family News With Visits Spread Across Towns
Mrs Rebecca Hulman and family spent Sunday with her son and wife, then visited sister Mrs Weidrick in LaGrange Mir. Cleveland guests and Mrs W Weidrick’s family enjoyed time with the Weidricks at the Falls and Wellington. Grace Wond begins summer in Columbus with her sisters, while Spencer friends visit Mr Winters, now in ill health. Columbus guests and the Grumhines spent the weekend with Mrs Gertrude Wood, Bruce Walters stays with grandparents N J and Mrs Walters.
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Harry Roberts
Wellington
Oscar Stalla
Elyria
Fred Brouse
A D Strehm
Fisher Indg
Clarence Dague
Lecta Bair
N J Walters
Beulah Bilintan
Wary Howe
Cleveland
Floyd Howe
Rebecca Hulman
Harvey Brow
Vira Fred Whitney
Edith Tompkins
Oneonta
Grover Hulman
LaGrarge
Mir
Morton Weidrick
Wario Weidrick
Ins
Wr Weidrick
Falls
Revard
A B Horst
Clara Woods
Taunee
Grace Wond
Cellambus
Army
Trewsie Foright
Spencer
Swilivan
Tohn Winters
Mr Winters
Mro
Warch
Columbus
Gertrude Wood
Grumhine
Bruce Walters
St Louis Jonathan Walker’s Fourth Sentencing Record
Jonathan Walker, 22, is serving his fourth prison term at Leavenworth after being convicted of transporting a stolen automobile from Illinois to Missouri. He was sentenced to two years. The piece also mentions a Laryngological Rhinological and Otological Society headquartered in Rochester, NY and Denver.
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ST Touis
Jonathan Walker
Leavenworth
Illinois
Missouri
Rochester
Denver
Sky Girl Love and Jealousy Drive Fort Worth Flight Drama
Elinor faces heartbreak after postponing marriage to Dr Norman Rogers. Jealousies ignite as Jack Newton and Leola conflict with Norman’s ambitions and a tampered medical kit jeopardizes Elinor’s career. A coast to coast romance and betrayal unfold toward a cliffhanger ending.
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Elince Amen
Norman Rogers
Dr. Rogers
Norman
Francine Baylest
Jack Newton
Elinor
Leala Rogers
Jack Leala
Jack
Leala
Ned Cathney
The
Cathney Powder Co
Sally Nelson
Judith
Kay Esterly
Kay
Kipton Honored on Birthday and Local Gatherings
Melvin Davidson was guest of honor at a birthday gathering in Reeses Flats Sunday with many relatives and town figures attending. The Womans Missionary Society of Camden Baptist Church held a meeting with a fruit supper, while the Moehl family marked its 12th annual reunion at Dunn's Flats Wakeman with about forty present. Camden Township School hired bus drivers Curly Perkins, Lots Battenhouse, and Chalmer Betts, as neighbors visited local families and townspeople attended events around Camden and Chippewa Lake.
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Melvin Davidson
Reeses Flats
E Earl Davidson
Brighton
Leroy l Lounsborough
Hetty Vase
Pittsfield
Louise Bruns
Camden
Henry Worcester
Loren
Oberly
Searles
A W Davidson
Mertin Davidson
D T .Morgan
Camden Baptist Church
Mable Whitney
Springfield
Myrtle Hurd
Gheriin
Kenneth Beam
Dale
Henrietta
Camden Township
Curly’ Perkins
Lots ”Battenhouse and
Chalmer Betts
Weekend Hosts and Social Visits Across Local Towns
Detroiter Earl Shedd and family were weekend guests of C C Richel and wife with a Great Lakes Exposition outing. Vermilion resident Stanley Sabin spent Sunday with Henry Gehringer and family. Wellington visitors Earl Perkins and Ruth called on Ernest White in Willard. Frances Perkins and Irene Perkins joined a Castalia Blue Hole trip with George Murpney’s family. Lorain guests J N Weber hosted Miss Evelyn Hermann and her parents. Funeral attendance included Mrs John Nester in Elyria, with Albert Plas of Elyria visiting J N Weber.
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Stuehm
Clarence Dague
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Leon Moyer
Lorain
Leona Smith
Albert
Mav Veith
Penfield
James
Roy F
Vandermark
Betty
Alice
Elyria
Pv J. White
Dale White
Frances Cuddy
Clare- Mama
Suuday
Catherine Fuller
Harold Dell
Karl Weldrick
A. C Neldmardt
Akron
Jimmy
J N Weber
Evelyn Hermann
South Amherst Plans Day at Great Lakes Exposition
South Amherst will observe Day on Wednesday August 5 at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Councilman Albert Schneider will lead a village delegation with officials. Linentin G Dickey of the exposition will present concerts dedicated to the village. a registration booth will be at Public Hall lower floor.
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South Amherst
Cleveland
Albert Schneider
Linentin G Dickey
Symphonic Orcherra
Great Lakes
Ladies Aid Society meets at Methodist Church parlors
Seventeen members and two guests attend the Ladies Aid Society gathering at the Methodist Church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Business meeting and devotionals led by president vs William Cook. Plans to entertain Amherst Business Association at church Monday evening. Mrs F A Ryan and Mrs Phillip Far reported ill. A dessert course followed an 380 minute adjournment. Hostesses Mrs Lodi Gibson and Mrs Henry Kolb served. Church notices list services for St Johns Evangelical, Catholic Nativity, Methodist, and Congregational churches. Mrs Phillip Eular reported very ill at home on East Main Street.
Meandering Mustache Problem For Dr Dafoe
Dr Dafoe, physician to the Dionne quintuplets, discusses a drifting mustache. He compares it to a Hitler style and notes it slides left as he shaves with glasses off for better light. He plans to mark boundary lines with an indelible pencil to keep it in place.
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Sronto
RFR Dafoe
Ruiark
Baltimore girl linked to King Edward VIII crowds London gossip
Mrs Ernest A Simpson, a Baltimore native and former Mrs Winfield Spencer Jr., gains Royal attention as a close friend of King Edward VIII. Her American roots and marriage to London stock broker Ernest A Simpson fuel London gossip, court appearances, and speculation that she may influence Anglo American ties.
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Ernest A Simpson
Simpson
Edward the VIII
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Wallis A WarHeld
Alice Montague Warfield
Walls
Winfield Spencer Jr
USN
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Biarritz
Sampsons
St James's Palace
Duke and Duchess of Yoth
Toledo professors leads ward and precinct leaders study
Garfield Jones of the University of Toledo arranged a meeting with ward and precinct leaders to discuss practical political science aspects. The session highlighted Christian ideas, belief in constructive cooperation, and notable warmth and practicality among participants.
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MEFET
Toledo
Garfield Jones
University of Toledo
Discovery of unusual Pueblo homes in Nine Mile Canyon
Salt Lake City report on finds of Pueblo style dwellings about 1000 years old in Nine Mile Canyon Utah. Professor John Palin of the University of Utah and an archaeology team led by Gillin describe adobe foundations log beams and thatched roofs built into high buttes with lookout rocks and burned remains suggesting Pueblo flight from nomadic pressure or destruction by attackers or lightning. The site includes previously unreported interior features and high fortress like pinnacles as sentry posts and fortifications.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
John Palin
University of Utah
Nine Mile Canyon
Pike Utah
University
Gillin
Gilin
Uintan Basn
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