Atomic era patents spark wild cherry pie doubt
A rambling note links Othman doubts about eating cherry pie to a burst of patent activity on synthetic cherries and atomic era innovations. The piece cites patent 2 403 547, mentions inspectors in Washington and Richmond, and previews further notes on explosive and revolutionary ideas from the patent office and inventors like Simmons and Horvat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethea
Bdakifig
Tvo
Othman
Hiroshima
Patent Office
Casper Doms
Wilhien
Inener
Eng
U.S
Povery Murh Dent Mus Commissioners
Daing
Washington
Fin Rochmond
Post Office Department
Cummingstoner Qoms & Co
Urraugh
Simmons
Detroit
Kalman Horvat
New York
William Julius
Cherries
Board of Health Staff Report for July Activities
The July report from the Be ly tia Board of Health lists Sanitary Police Officer Gordiny Bell inspecting 70 restaurants, 2 trailers, 17 ware houses, 33 rubbish sites, 8 quarantined chickens, and 41 restaurant utensils. Nurse Kathryne Hell notes 47 prenatal and 7 scarlet fever visits, 49 birth registrations, 3 baby clinics, and 1 toxoid vaccination. George Savage grades 71 meat markets, 89 bakeries, and 2 milk plants among other facilities. 6 bushels cantaloupe and other produce condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belytia Board of Health
Gordiny Bell
H. Mew
Kathryne Hell
Harshaw Chemical
Patel
E_C. Curtis
Vincent
Carlisle Grange hold at roadside park near Oberlin
Carlisle Grange met last Sunday at the roadside park near Oberlin with 44 attendees. A Shasta daisy centerpiece surrounded the birthday cake for Frederick Eppley. after dinner a sports program supervised by Frederick Eppley entertained all, with Mrs. Wendorf assisting.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
WC. Porter
Floyd Porter
Stout Childeen
Poreter
France
Henry Heidrich
Hertha Miller
Belgian Congo
Do You Own A Scratching Dog A Descriptive Ad
Fragmented and garbled text appears to be an old advertisement discussing dog scratching and irritation. It references dog owners, a drugstore pets section, and a marketed product called Medicated Dog Bath with vague claims about relieving itching, hair loss, and scratching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Nwrer
Hobo Queen Candidate Passes Elyria On Route to Convention
Polly Elien Peg travels through Elyria en route to the Reidh im Beit Iowa gathering on Tuesday August 2. She aims for New York to claim the Tillé as queen of Hoboes at the convention. A hobo since 1828 she has crossed the country four times. this journey will be her fifth. In 1942 she sold bonds totaling 15000 during a coast to coast tour, accompanied by her cat Cottonball.
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Polly Elien Peg
Reidh Im Beit
Iowa
New York
Pep
Tillé
Local social notes and visits across Camden and nearby towns
Over recent days residents including Miss Esther Bentur of Metamora and Mrs Nelle Ayliffe in Elyria hosted gatherings. Families such as the Morgans of Camden and the Hoovers of Roaring Spring hosted relatives, with trips to Niagara Falls and Toledo. Clubs like the Juniorette 4-H and Sendor ette Curls hosted events, while Elizabeth Short of Willoughby returned to hospital care for another operation. the Rev Thomas Short formerly served Camden Baptist.
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Kipton
DB. L. Morgan
Camden
Esther Bentur
Metamora
Nelle Ayliffe
Kl. A. Obilts
Elyria
A. W. Couch
Camp Crag
Medina
Terry Irwin
George Irwin
Lakeword
George
Alla
Aletha Hanes
Elsie Mae Davidson
Elizabeth Short
Thomas Short
Willoughby
Short
Camden Baptist Church
W. H. Jones
Marianna
Niagara Falls
Bob Couch
Toledo
Dewey Ellsworth
David
Winter Haven
Fla
Alfred Ward
Ward
Ward Home, Mr. and Mrs. Rawson McCotter
Indianapolis
Mabel Bronson
Ono Huene
Albert Fry
Henryletd
Mo l
J. T. Morgan
Russell Lewis
New Jersey
Mra
James Lewis
W A C group awards funds and plans mission work
The W A C group approved sending Miss Miller ten dollars for December mission work and discussed spreading Christianity to other tribes. Refreshments closed the meeting and September’s gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Whitlatch. Barbara Huebner hosted a W A C birthday for Eleanor Arndt with a special cake as Miss Arndt leaves for service in Germany.
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Miss Miller
Mrs. Whitlatch
WAC
Barbara Huebner
W. W. T. Club
Eleanor Arndt
Miss Arndt
Germany
Byrd’s Virginia Machine Faces Federal Economy Debate
The piece portrays Senator Mary Byrd of Virginia as a smooth, strong machine leader who resents opposition. It contrasts Byrd’s states rights and economy with editorials from Richmond Times-Dispatch and Winchester Star, citing Virginia’s high state employment. It argues federal spending dwarfs state economies while Virginia’s own costs rise.
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Washington
Plood Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
ADV
PAG
CIO
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Winchester Star
Harry F. Byrd, Sr
Senate
South
Times-Dispatch
Sen. Byrd
Richmond
Sons of Gentlemen
New Jersey
Missouri
North Carolina
Varinia
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Texas
Michigan
Massachusetts
William M. Tuck
Union
Cioy
Thomas BE
Dewey
New York State
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Farm Income To Set New High
Washington the Agriculture Department foresees farm income reaching a record high this year totaling around 16.0 billion dollars as prices rise after the CFA lapse. Half-year cash receipts stood at 4.63 billion, with meat marketing hampered by a June decline, but officials expect price trends to offset the drop by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Jessy
Loppin T
Jung
Ohio timber used less in 17,000 new houses
Extension forester F W Dean of Ohio State University notes 245 million board feet of Ohio timber were produced in 1945 yet not used for the 17,000 new six room houses planned. He argues native Ohio lumber is better for housing than some imported timber and recommends extension bulletin No 240 for timber utilization guidance.
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Columbus
Ohio
F. W. Dean
Extension Forester
Ohio State University
Dean
Extension Bulletin No
Avon Forget Me Nots Meet at Theresa Wagner Home
The Forget Me Not Mission club gathered at Miss Theresa Wagner's home on Thursday afternoon for a tureen dinner and social time in the yard. The next meeting will be held in Avon Lake on August 22. Return from vacation news notes several families traveling to California Michigan and Canada. 4-H club to meet at Charles Cory's home on August 6. Local items include visits by Ed Henson and Scott Fitch families and trips involving the Gubenns and Peck family. The swiftest bird is the swift, capable of cruising about 70 miles per hour and up to 100 when needed.
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Avon
Forget Me Not Mission Club
Theresa Wagner
Avon Lake
Taylor Smith
California
West
Lloyd Wearsch
Michigan
Canada
Charles Cory
Ed Henson
Ridgeville
Scott Fitch
Lakewond
Leslie Fitch
Amelia Dechant
Leo Gubenn
Barbara Ann
Elyria
la Cross
Wis
Marilyn McAllister
Sheffield
Phil Gerhart
Elena Peck
Vermilion
James Peck
Raise Milk Price To Offset Loss Of Subsidies
COLUMBUS milk distributors in a substantial Ohio region raised prices by July 20 to offset the loss of government milk subsidies. Ohio State University specialist C F Christian notes retail price variation for fluid milk and cautions dairymen as soybean and corn plantings shift to offset feed losses from reduced soybean acreage.
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Columbus
Ohio
C.F. Christian
Ohio State University
Grass Vitamin X May Challenge Sanity Myths
Columbus reports a new vitamin X reportedly found in grass and lettuce, with potential effects on feed palatability. U S Department of Agriculture scientists say the vitamin’s function is unknown, but trials show distinct properties from other vitamins. Insect toll figures reveal crops suffer near one and a half billion dollars in annual losses as 80,000 insect species exist in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
11th Annual Ohio 4H Conservation Camp Opens
Ohio State University and state agencies host the 11th annual Ohio 4H Club Conservation Camp at Camp Ghia from August 18 to 28. W H Balmer says conservation in harvest use protects tomorrow’s yields. Each county may send a boy and a girl. 16 campers are selected as junior leaders for the next year.
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Columbus
Maribéra
Ohio
Camp Ghia
W. H. Balmer
Ohio State University
Saga
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural
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