South Urged To Carry On Work Of Dr. Carver
In Tuskegee Alabama February 27 the South was urged to continue the agricultural and chemical research begun by Dr George W Carver Negro scientist at Tuskegee Institute for more than four decades He announced plans for the George Washington Carver Foundation to carry on his work.
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Tuskegee
Ala
South
George W. Carver
Tuskegee Institute
Carver
Alabama
George Washington Carver Foundation
Doctors Warn Folks About Constipation Remedy
An Ohio doctor promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative that gently cleanses the bowels and aids liver bile flow to digest fatty foods. The ad urges trying tonight with prices of 15 30 and 60 cents.
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Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Berlin stage presents Pygmalion by Shaw at Deutches Theater
Berlin apartments and theaters report that George Bernard Shaw is the sole living British dramatist to have a play staged in Germany since the war. Pygmalion is being shown at the Deutches Theater in Berlin.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Germany
Deutches Theater
Berlin
Snow Falls Upward In Narrow New York Street
New York Day By Day by Charles B. Driscoll notes an updraft near 42nd Street south of the Times Building where wind from the north makes snow rise while surrounding snow falls. He describes watching the phenomenon from his workshop window and asks if Ripley has encountered it.
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New York
Ripley
42Nd Street
Times
Chas. Driscoll
Sherwood Anderson
Lomebody
Anderson
Edgar Lee Masters
Skeeters Kirby
Michigan Woods
Manhattan
Masters
Michigan
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Manhattan Snows and City Tales From the Road
Spotting reports of blind newsstand workers in New York and no overhead wires in Manhattan set a mood, while notes on Brock Pemberton’s illness and hospital stay mix with glimpses of landmarks, journalists, authors, and quirky anecdotes about manuscripts, pets, and theater life downtown.
France Grants Soldiers Extra Food Allowances
Paris reports the French government reiterating an army with the slogan an army marches on its stomach. Each soldier receives a daily ration of fourteen ounces of meat three and a half ounces of dry vegetables two ounces of sugar one and a half ounces of coffee two ounces of bread and one and a half pints of wine plus six cents a day for extra food such as fresh fruit cheese or chocolate.
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Paris
Napoleon
Wakeman Briefs Include Local Tea and Visits
Wakeman notes report Mr. and Mrs Donald Gerber of Alliance spent the weekend with relatives. Division No. 2 cooks will serve lunch Wednesday at noon February 28 at Mrs. Ebel’s home. Public invited. Mrs. Russell Mantz hosted the Bridge Club Thursday evening. Barbara Ann Haskins returned home with her parents. Link Ebel and family moved into the Metcalf house last week.
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Wakeman
Donald Gerber
Alliance
Division No. 2
Ebel
Russell Mantz
Bridge Club
G. B. Haskins, Jr
Barbara Ann
G. B. Haskins
Link Ebel
Metcalf House
Michigan Woman Confesses to Child's Murder Near Farmhouse
Michigan State Police report a 34 year old East Tawas woman, Winnifred Meshier, confessed to killing 10 year old Robert Kenyon of Detroit. The murder occurred in a riverside farmhouse where the boy’s mutilated body was found in June 1936.
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Michigan
Winnifred Meshier
East Tawas
Mich
Robert Kenyon
Detroit
Missionary from Korea to Speak at Lake Avenue Church
Lake Avenue Christian Endeavor announces a February 27 meeting at 7 30 p m with a Korean missionary in Oberlin College study and work in Japan. The Kim family will join the program. Rev V J Sanderson leads the event and invites all residents and area adults to attend. The Griswold Road Pinochle Club hosts a February 28 gathering at 1 30 p m at Mrs John Christ home.
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Lake Avenue
Christian Endeavor of
Lake Avenue Community Church
Korea
Japan
Oberlin College
V. J. Sanderson
Griswold Road
John Christ
Lake Avemsu Sunday School February Meeting
The Lake Avemsu community Sunday school held its February meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Otte Busch on Wednesday at 8 00 p m Election of officers for 1940 will be held and all others are urged to attend Mr and Mrs R H Miller visited relatives in Cleveland and Akron over the weekend Mr and Mrs Harold Starkey and children visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dr J Clapp in Kipton
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Lake Avemsu
Munity
Otte * Busch
R. H. Miller
Cleveland
Akron
Harold Starkey
J. Clapp
Kipton
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