Kidney stone history and global patterns in the soul
In this health column, Dr. Claud North Chrisman discusses the long history of kidney and bladder stones, noting ancient operations and varying geographic prevalence. He mentions stone formation in ovaries, kidney, and bladder, and cites regions in Britain France Africa India Russia and the United States with higher incidence.
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Claud North Chrisman
Rooime
Great Britain
France
Africa
Egypt
India
Russia
United States
Florida
California
Kentucky
Tennessee
Poor Diet Linked to Kidney Stones Across Eras
A review traces kidney and bladder stones from infancy to adulthood, challenging old water mineral theories. It cites 1900 Assendelft data on children, McCarrison 1931 India diets, and Fujimaki rat studies. Diet improvement in England reduced pediatric cases, while Cleveland Clinic work by Higgins and colleagues showed diet’s pivotal role in prevention and treatment.
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Assendelft
McCarrison
India
Fujimaki
Japan
England
Charles G. Higgins
Cleveland Clinic
Acid Vitamin A diet dissolves stones in rats
Dr Higgins shows that Vitamin A deficiency causes urinary stones in rats on an acid diet. Mucous membranes thicken, kidney and bladder infections appear after weeks, and stones form after 250 days. Adding Vitamin A with other foods can dissolve small stones in 50 to 300 days, with diet alone preventing recurrence. Operation is required only if obstruction occurs.
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Higgins
Christmas Masses set for Grafton churches
Grafton plans Christmas services at Assumption Church on Christmas Eve with a Midnight Mass and morning masses at 9 and 10 o'clock. Immaculate Conception Church hosts additional services with special music directed by Polly Bittner. A Junior Matrons Christmas party is planned for December 29 at Immaculate Conception Hall.
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Grafton
the Assumption Church
the Immaculate i Conception Church
Polly Bittner
Immaculate Conception Hall
You And Your Child By Jane Herbert Goward
Rotert cleans windows as boys taunt him about girls chores. The piece argues gendered housework divides work by gender, urging fathers and sons to share tasks. It recalls a father helping mother and suggests the future good husband is a boy like Robert who does his share.
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Jane Herbert Goward
Sundown Rotert
Patricia
Robert
Mother
Short Cuts Test for Oven Temperature and Cooking Tips
Quick home hints cover oven heat test with flour, preventing overbaking, and a butter rubbed cream pitcher to stop drips. A trick uses part of eggshell to remove shell fragments. Note mentions no waste and mentions amusements of various kinds to be featured.
Christmas Services and Pageant At M. E. Church
The Grafton and Belden church choirs led a Christmas worship with primary department exercises and a children’s treat. Miss Wilhelmine Myers told a Wise Men story in Sunday school, and a playful Christmas program featured Mary Shively and others. Norvine Nichols sang The Virgin's Lullaby amid carol singers.
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M. E
Grafton
Belden
Howard
Wilhelmine Myers
Sp. m
William Wert
Mary Shively
Evadine Trenchard
Arline Trenchard
Flord Lang
Howard Wise
Louise Hornbeck
Harold Lang
Forest Hornbeck
Lee Prior
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Beebe
Norvine Nichols
Skating Fashion and Skin Care for Winter
Outdoor skating at Rockefeller Center in New York sparks winter beauty routines. The article outlines skincare and makeup steps for cold outdoor conditions, including light nourishing creams, cleansing, toning, and careful lipstick use, with tips on protecting skin during activity and after leaving the cold. It mentions debutantes, business girls, and named readers advising gradual adaptation to outdoor winter exposure.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
Mill Pond
Jack Frost
Christmas Party Delights Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Families
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a Christmas party Monday evening with singing, recitations, solos by Helen Bradier and others, tap dancing, and guitar music. Over sixty attendees received popcorn balls and oranges. The Pinochet Club Washield Christmas event followed on December 16 at Mrs. Joe Grabenstetter’s home, featuring a three table luncheon and awards for top prizes, with gifts exchanged and plans for future entertainment. An anniversary note observed celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Schworer and Mr. and Mrs. McGill at the Schworer home.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Ruth Schoell
LeMoyne Trenchard
Adelbert Spitzer
Helen Bradier
Melba
Alberta Schwed
June Schoell
Joyce Trenchard
Josephine Bailey
Wilhelmine Myers
Barbara Schoell
Flora Schwerer
Elaine Shepherd
Vivian Bartlett
Carol Shepherd
Washield
Joe Grabenstetter
Dee
Rutt Schaefey
Mande Hauck
Charles Berck
Leon Trohman
Babson warns Federal Council of Churches on birthrate
Roger Babson of Wellesley Hills Massachusetts accuses the birthrate of falling and using statistics to prove it He condemns poverty by debt reduction increased production fewer wage earners and careful control of births He hints at economic and social shifts including support for Adam Smith and possible fascist leanings.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger Babson
Federal Council of Churches
Babson
New England
Mr. Babson
Wellesley
Walter Pitkin
Adam Smith
News Notes From Bay Village and Surrounding Homes
Mr and Mrs Kenyon Chamberlain and baby of Bay Village were Sunday visitors at the L Gibson home. Mrs Reichard hosts and plans Christmas at the Lechner home. Readers include Mrs Jen nie Lechner Walter Dubs and Robert Lydon of Cleveland. Funeral attendance by Oliver Yost and Floyd Zachar ing for cousin Alma Klooz at Elyria. A Belden Grange oyster supper will be held on New Year s Eve.
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Baby
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L. Gibson
John L. Mote
William Mote
Ixraus
Nettie Reichard
Jennie Lechner
Walter Dubs
Robert Lydon
Cleveland
Lisbon
Arthur Bennett
L. Mennell
A. E. Mennell
L. Blantern
Norvine Nichols
J. E. Dewhurst
Elyria
Oliver Yost
Floyd Zacharing
Alma Klooz
Belden
Christmas Programs At St Johns And Nativity Church
South Amherst church notices announce St Johns Sunday School Christmas program with pageant recitations songs a decorated tree and gift exchange Thursday evening at 7 30. Nativity church holds midnight mass at 12 90 oclock followed by Christmas morning masses at 8 00 and 10 00 led by Rev R J Steiger. public invited.
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St. John’s Sunday School
Nativity Church
R. J. Steiger
New London Rotary Hosts Annual Christmas Dinner
New London Rotary Club held its annual Christmas dinner Monday, serving 28 Rotarians and 25 Northwalk District Book Club members. After dinner, Ministerial Association members were introduced by Rev. W. H. Mitchell, followed by a Christmas gift exchange. Violet Fink Lawrence entertained piano students at Talk Avenue with a program of music, games, and carols, as gifts were distributed from beneath the tree. Participants included Edna Lynn Atkinson, Ronald Atkinson, Helen Johnson, Mary Johnson, Charles Thomas, James Grissinger, Laura Wessel, Marjorie Culbertson, Joanne Lawrence, Barbara McClellan, Winifred Cook, Joan Cook, and Joyce Stranb.
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W. H. Mitchell
Violet Fink Lawrence
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Talk Avenue
Edna Lynn Atkinson
Ronald Atkinson
Helen and Mary Johnson
Charles Thomas
James Grissinger
Laura Wessel
Marjorie Culbertson
Joanne Lawrence
Barbara McClellan
Winifred
Joan Cook
Joyce Stranb
Sauce for the goose and the gander in tax enforcement
An editorial argues tax penalties and public spending should be equally disciplined. It says heavier tax burdens spur evasion while harsher penalties alone fail, and compares income tax enforcement to serious crimes, urging officials to face jail for waste and fraud as citizens do.
Oldest known promissory note shows ancient Egyptian loan terms
A 109 B C promissory note, likely the oldest of its kind, reveals harsh lending practices in ancient Egypt with 100 percent interest and strict repayment rules. Translated hieroglyphics describe wheat and silver debts, pledged goods, and punitive measures, now on display at Field Museum. In Canberra, Australia, officials note the city’s youth and low crime rate.
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Chicago
Egypt
Field Museum of Natural History
Nathaniel 4. Riech
Philadelphia
Ensnakhomneu
Zemi
Study Drainage When Planning Cellars
This article advises evaluating soil drainage before adding a cellar or basement. It warns that a wet cellar damages heating systems and stored items, encourages mold and mosquitoes, and suggests waterproofing if spring thaw or rainfall may saturate the ground. It notes clay subsoil can create underground pools and offers waterproofing methods.
Postwar strains fretting early states amid boundary rows
In the years after the Revolution and before the Constitution several states were near conflict with neighbors. Connecticut faced a potential war with Pennsylvania while tariffs provoked hostility with neighboring states. New York troops stood on the Vermont border over a boundary dispute. Federation and not democracy defined the mood.
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Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New York
Vermont
Dairyman Echoes Swiss Cowbells At Ohio Dairy Farm
Stolzer of northeastern Ohio keeps 13 cows with matched Swiss bells on a herd of 40 Holsteins. The bells range from under a pound to 10 pounds, cast by expert makers for tone. He notes cows seem nervous without bells, though he does not claim milk increases. The herd averages 10,300 pounds per cow and has Holstein Breeders' Association recognition.
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Stolzer
Here
Ohio
Switzerland
Frize Ensemble
Bovine Orchestra
Stotzer
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Vessels Seek Haven As Toledo Readies Winter Quarters
More than 60 Great Lakes freighters have applied for mooring space in Toledo as city officials oversee each berth to guard against ice jams while vessels are prepared for winter quarters.
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Great Lakes
Dancing Daughters Pay Off Mortgage at Massena Farm
Seven dancing sisters from Massena paid off the Spies family 160 acre farm mortgage after years of drought and crop failures. The girls earned about 4000 dollars through dancing at county and state fairs night clubs and conventions over three years aiding foreclosure avoidance. The siblings Cleone 21 Juanita 19 Adah 16 Mary Jane 15 Marjorie 13 Georgia 11 and Betty 9 grew up dancing since childhood under their father’s encouragement.
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Yave
Henry Spies
Spies
Sples
Cleone
Betty
Juanita
Adah
Mary Jane
Marjorie
Georgia
Dodging Behind Stump Saves Two From Buck
Ligonier Pu Z Joseph Hatl and Hugh Kelly road workers faced an enraged buck near Forbes Game Refuge. They ducked behind a stump to evade charges, staying one jump ahead as the animal pressed forward until it gave up and fled.
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Joseph Hatl
Hugh Kelly
Forbes Game Refuge
Ear-marking Plan Adopted for Calf stock in Davis
The State Agricultural College in Davis California approves a Federal suggestion to ear mark cows and calves as a method to identify prime dairy stock. This measure places ear-marked cattle among budget items and similar classifications for future tracking and management.
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Davis
Cal
State Agricultural College
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