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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1939
Page
4
Yellowstone visitors may encounter campus slang as resort jargon. A year-jammer guides you to destinations while a savage opens doors and a pack-rat handles belongings. The terms originate from college workers at the park and include rotten logging for romance and various roles in guest service.
University of Minnesota osteoplastic surgeons push medical frontiers in facial reconstruction. They restore deformities by grafting hip bone and transplanted flesh, repairing a shotgun wound victim’s chin and lip, removing a walnut sized jaw tumor, and helping a man who hadn’t opened his mouth in 25 years regain normal eating and weight.
Justice Department statistics show 229 impersonators of federal officers convicted in fiscal year 1938, up 14 percent from the prior year. The report highlights growing criminal attempts to imitate government officials.
In Pelaluma the city known as the egg bowl of the United States faces a rising egg rustling problem. Instead of cattle rustlers, thieves back a truck to the egg storehouse entrance and lift multiple egg cases, with one incident taking ten cases. The trend shows organized theft targeting egg shipments and storage facilities.
Mrs Haz elene Orr of Greenwich Connecticut saved 100 dollars for a vacation and stashed it in a paper bag for safekeeping. The bag vanished prompting a police inquiry until she realized she had accidentally burned the bag with other rubbish in an incinerator.
In Colesberg South Africa J J van Bilson has devised home-made blinkers for bulls. A 10 inch by 12 inch sheet iron piece reinforced with wire at the top is punched with two holes and tied to the bull's horns to deter attacks.
Lansing Michigan. Conservation department officials report that smokers caused fifty six percent of the forest fires in the state last year and describe discarded cigarette butts as a major menace to forests, highlighting the danger posed by careless disposal.
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