Study Virus That Causes Colds
New York report from February 14 states scientists identify a virus linked to the common cold that can be kept alive in a tear tube for 20 months. Dr A Raymond Dochez of Columbia University notes this advance brings closer the possibility of an anti cold vaccine. The virus is grown in chicken embryo and has shown to induce cold symptoms in chimpanzees and humans.
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New York
A Raymond Dochez
Columbia School of Medicine
Wellington Kiwanis to feature The Elyrians for Lincoln event
Wellington, Feb. 14. The Kiwanis club schedules a Feb. 21 program at the opera house featuring The Elyrians quartet Harland Brown Walter Smith Van Wormer and Robert Burns. Proceeds support the club’s underprivileged children program and boys and girls work. Edward Wells, local history instructor, spoke on Abraham Lincoln’s life incidents.
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Wellington
Herricy
Ohio
Edward Wells
Abraham Lincoln
Virus Nature and Influenza Link Reported by Doctor Dochez
Dr Dochez describes the influenza virus as infinitely small bodies with a borderline between living and nonliving matter. The research also indicates a familiar virus is responsible for influenza and connects respiratory tract terms to broader science.
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Dochez
Worthy Master L. W. McConnell Leads Local Meeting
Worthy Master L W McConnell presided over routine business after an engaging program. Jarl Perkins delivered an original poem Two Stones in a Hill, Blanche Mohrman read Late Lincoln Law, and McConnell with Mrs Grace Hemphill shared insights from a Masters and Lecturers gathering in Elyria. About thirty five attendees enjoyed refreshments afterward.
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L. W. McConnell
Jarl Perkins
Blanche Mohrman
Lincoln ” Law
McConnell
Grace Hemphill
Elyria
Inheritance Discussion At Nt Light Home
A Wednesday evening happy hour was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Nt Light. The discussion topic was Our Inheritance What We Owe the life ibiew People.
Junior High Forms Astrology Club Officers
Junior High students organized an Astrology class with Vera Walters as president Joyce Rerter as secretary Bessie Rucker as treasurer Helen May Hilda Schach and Caroline Belforte as the entertainment committee Roy McCormick serves as faculty advisor to the group.
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Vera Walters
Joyce Rerter
Bessie Rucker
Helen May
Hilda Schach
Caroline
Kiwanis Queens Host First Luncheon at England Hotel
Thirty eight members from a 52 enrollment attended the first luncheon at the England hotel. The group collaborates with the Kiwanis club for the Underprivileged Child and has opened a book department in the Wellington Public Library. In partnership with the Edith Robinson Fund, the program targets local school youths and plans biweekly meetings at the England Hotel. Inclement weather delayed further plans.
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Ikiwanis
Stngland Hotel
United States
Kiwamis Club
Wellington Public Library
Edith Robinson Fund
England Hotel
Past Matrons and Patrons Hold Supper Meeting
The Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Temple Chapter 6O ES held a covered-dish supper at 6390 followed by a brief business session and card games at the Masonic Hall Wednesday. Hosts were Mr and Mrs G E Wells Mr and Mrs L E Holiday and Mrs Lena Dibble.
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Temple Chapter 6O ES
Masonic Hall
G E Wells
L E Holiday
Lena Dibble
Your Child You and Your Child You and
Jane Herbert Goward argues parents should preemptively allow toddlers to explore safe objects to curb secret touching. By guiding tactile curiosity with supervised handling, children learn to respect beauty and handle items gently without fear, reducing damage and fostering understanding of their surroundings.
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Billy
Dad
Beauty Tips on Skin Bleaching and Clear Skin
Cocoa butter is not a bleach and helps prevent burns if used before sun exposure. Treat sunburn promptly with olive oil or similar to reduce inflammation. avoid strong lemon juice during sensitivity. For whiteheads and blackheads, cleanse with bland soap and a complexion brush, use friction preparations, and try a foamy paste product for rapid improvement within weeks.
Kiwanis Queens Elect Officers And Prep For Next Meeting
Mrs KF M Jones presides over Kiwanis Queens with officers Mrs E L Henes as vice president, Mrs Harry W Wagoner as secretary, and Mrs Daniel Shepard as treasurer. Committees named include Executive Board members and chairs for dining room, program, and birthday box. An official club name will be chosen at the next meeting.
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KF M Jones
Kiwanis Queens
E L Henes
Harry W. Wagoner
Daniel Shepard
Jones
A. H. Binder
A. W. Shields
W. Herethe
K. O Townsend
C. W. Recard
C . Leinseder
C. B. Weedman
Lorain County Farm Bureau Elects Officers
Roscoe Campbell was re elected president of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Co operative association at the Elyria Farm Bureau headquarters Wednesday night. Willis Hitchcock of Grafton was named vice president with E C Cotton of Elyria as secretary treasurer. Merritt Powell was renewed as manager for one year. The Ohno Farm Bureau fertilizer financing plan was approved for the first time in the county’s history and will be launched next spring.
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Roscoe Campbell
Here
Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Farm Bureau
Elyria
Willis “Mo Hitchcock
Grafton
E C. Cotton
Elyvia
Merritt Powell
Ohno Farm Bureau
Snow clears streets as crews work through morning
Street crews worked from early morning into noon shoveling snow led by Qld Dobin. With little wind the workers moved the snow before it became too deep to hamper traffic.
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Qld Dobin
Italian painters mix yolk and water as pigment binder
The 14th and 15th century Italian painters grounded pigments in a blend of egg yolk and water, forming a tempera binding technique used in early Renaissance artworks.
Nuit Bridge Club Hosts Feb Evening Winners
Miss Amanda Robinson hosted the Nuit Bridge players on Wednesday evening February 12. Two tables played with awards: first to Mrs L Couce, second to Mrs L Jackson, third to Mrs C Chapman. A lunch followed. New member Mrs Mary Winfield was welcomed by Mrs L Jackson. Next meeting at Mrs L Jackson’s home 405 W 14th St on February 19 at 7:15.
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Nuit” Bridge Club
Amanda Robinson
Nuit Bridge Players
L. Couce
L Jackson
C Chapman
Mary Winfield
Alarm Clock Fails as Steam Whistle Freezes in Clay Center
In Clay Center Colorado a frozen steam whistle at the Kelly Island Lime and Transportation Company prevents workers from rising. George L. Chambers Jr. is noted for his morning whistle blow, but on a recent morning no one woke up because the alarm clock was rendered useless by the frost.
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Clay Center, CO
Clay Center
George L. Chambers, Jr
Kelly Island Lime and Transportation Company
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