Rose as universal flower favorite in Wooster study
Wooster, Jan. 30. Students of Applied Psychology under Prof. Martin Vomp at the College of Wooster concluded the rose is the universal favorite. The survey tested groups including children grade four to six, business men, and adults, ranking petals from first to tenth. Children favored rose, tulip, sweet pea, pansy, violet, carnation, aster, snapdragon, gladiolus, dahlia while adults named rose, sweet pea, carnation, violet, pansy, gladiolus, tulip, aster, snapdragon, dahlia.
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Vomp
College of Wooster
Woooster
Experi
Alloat Wooster
Wooster
New London Taxi Service Change In Town
May Knapp of West Main street has taken over the local taxi and filling station recently owned and operated by the late George Sprague. The item notes other local social visits and events including Epworth League Lincoln program, New London night at Elyria, and Halcyon Rebekah social activities with residents visiting Cleveland and nearby towns.
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New London
May Knapp
West Main Street
George Sprague
New London Hospital
Paul White
A. W. Fitch
Sewell
Kerkersville
C. R. Hubbs
Akron
Ray Fetterman
Epworth League
M.be
Lincoln
Kirk Blakesley
Fl. A. R
Elyria
Henry Parnell
North
Birchdale Avenue
Cleveland
Hugh Runkle
Bessin Knapp
Evan McConnell
South Amherst
Mirs
Helleche
Halcyon Rebekah
Ralph Coon
High Street
Pedro
Gladys Carpenter
Stanley Ford
Baby
Palisade Park
N. Y
Frank Ford
W. 3B. Messinger
Leslie Spade
Paul Messenger
Wm. Parnell
Shelby
Geo. Parnell
Halcyon Rebekah Lodge
Special Evangelistic meetings begin at First Methodist Church
Miss Violet Upton vacationed in Chicago recently. The First Methodist Church announces special evangelistic meetings from February 17 to March 31 with Rev. Harry F Patterson of Medina and Rev. John Butler of Lod will direct the first week's services each evening at 7 50. Separate items note social visits and local club events including a birthday party at the Hooker home and community gatherings at New London Grange and Wide Awake Farm Women's Club with a Valentines drive for the children's home.
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Violet Upton
Chicago
First Methodist Church
Harry F. Patterson
Medina
John Butler
Lod
Percy Godfrey
Cleveland
Sarah Marett
H. S. Siddall
Fred Buzard
Raymond Teets
Robert
Leonard Brundage
Mildred Jordan
Hermine Arpasi
Wilbur Hooker
New London
Donald
I. O. C. F. Hall
Farm Women’s Club
Ellen Yurger
Solo
Claude Bracy
Jenny Hartman
Lincoln
Emma Lindeneau
Bunco
Lindeneau
Cicil Anderson
University survey cites cigarette use by women students
A University of Minnesota survey lists unusual objections to women smoking cigarettes. Men students’ main gripe is that smoking coeds are prone to borrow their cigarettes, highlighting gender norms in campus behavior.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Musterole for Children Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Mothers Musterole in a milder form for children. It claims rapid relief for chest colds sore throat rheumatic and neuralgic pains stiff neck and coughs without the blister of old mustard plaster. A ready to apply jar is advertised for convenience.
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Hallworth
Rose Universal Flower
L. A. Hecock
Broad St
Suet
Lady Grace Drummord Hay
Graf Zeppelin
Grace Drummond Hay
Europe
United States
The
American Toolkero Co
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
Grace M. Hay
DrumMono Hay
National Broadcasting Company
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Teste
Cecil Anderson
Tabes
London
Minn
Furniture Bargains
West End Furniture Store
AAA
Sayy
Shelby No
Wictrolas
Washington
Oregon
Franco
Nukoal
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
Logan Gas CO
Columber
Os Tyre Ecey
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