Rotarians Enjoy Spelling Bee Sons Win
At Hotel Newell Tuesday the Rotary luncheon featured a father and son spelling bee. President Hewitt presided and read words from a dictionary while Mary Ruth Kershaw sang, Charley Crehore Jr. spoke encore. A program note mentioned Gates Hospital activities and a charitable brace for a crippled child. An excursion to the Sandusky Rotary Club was announced for January 20. A new instrument to record heartbeats was demonstrated.
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Hotel Newell
Stan
James A. Hewitt
Walter Kano
Massachu
Basinger
Mary Ruth Kershaw
Charley Crehore
John Rankin
Gates Hospital
Lawrence Webber
Sandusky
Local social notes from Elyria area and surrounding towns
Mrs Flora Wooden remains on an indefinite visit with her children in Elyria Ohio. Numerous visits and greetings noted among families in Cleveland Vermilion Norwalk Huron and Wellington. Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Cantled held at Congregational church with Rev Lindbeck.
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B . Cranston
New London
Ohio
Guy Granger
Detroit
Michigan
Blinche French
Harold Willhouse
Wellington
Wm Peis
Cleveland
Harry Shaffer
John Ladrach
Earl White
Marjory
Lakewood
C. L Campbell
Logan Bisgrove
Rose Lenard
Charles
Ed Beam
Harry Foard
Arthur
John Beam
Vermilion
Ad. Beam
Jennie Cantled
Lindbeck
Q. ES
Marden Toddere
Summer Todd
Mary Shelton
Helen Lindbeck
Charles Kenyon
Peasy
George Parker
Clark Burdue
Huron
Jean Murdock
Bob Skinner
Norwalk
Jerome Parker
Shirley Austin
Herman Ott
Paul Lester Kebble
Spontaneous Hay Ignition Tied to Bacterial Heat
It is believed that spontaneous ignition of hay and other farm products results not only from heat produced by bacterial action but also from higher temperatures generated by the evaporation of certain compounds produced by the bacteria.
High I Q Holds Good At Any Age
Dr Gary C Myers explains the history and purpose of intelligence testing from its Paris origins to the Stanford Binet revision and its use in schools and the military. He notes that group tests like Alpha and Beta were created for mass screening during and after World War I, while individual tests remain more precise.
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Garry C. Myers
PH. D. Braham
Lincoln
Paris
Sver- DR Myers
Stanford
Hinet Simon
Binet
Simon
Tuewis Terman
Stanford University
Uncle Sam
Yerkes
Yoakum
Tones and tonics listed in old health ad catalog
An old catalog fragment lists tonics and remedies with prices including Blud Health for blood and boils at 5.00, Beef Iron and Wine syrup of Pepsin at 2.00, Nervine at 1.10, and Tanlac at 1.00, among other items. The faded text shows a medicinal ad style typical of early 20th century pharmacies.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Fairhaven Woman
Mrs Ana Besar of Washington Street Fairhaven writes that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her nervousness and fatigue during the Change of Life. She says sleep improved and urges others to try the remedy as directions suggest.
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Fairhaven
Mass
Lydia F. Pinkham
Mea
Ana Besar
Washington Street
Wass
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