Watch The Baby Health Closely In Heat
Dr. Walter H. Hartung, state health director, warns mothers to protect infants in hot weather. He urges dressing babies for the temperature, avoiding sun 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., giving cooled boiled water between feeds, frequent sponge baths with starch or baking soda, fly protection, strict cleanliness in food prep, boiling cow milk three minutes and rapid cooling, keeping bottles on ice, and calling a doctor at first sign of digestive upset.
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Walter H. Hartung
The Awful Price Of Carelessness In Public Safety
The National Safety Council reports 1935 saw 100000 avoidable deaths, about 274 daily. Motor vehicles cause over a third, but homes and other accidents dominate. 105000 permanently disabled and 4400000 temporarily. Occupational deaths reach 16500 with vast injuries. Caution by drivers and pedestrians remains crucial amid ongoing road slaughter.
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National Safety Council
Mark Twain
Easy For Motor Tourists Across States
The article notes that motor travel rises due to few state line rebuffs. Travelers face varying rules on tags, insurance, and financial proof, with Rhode Island limiting tanks, Massachusetts requiring insurance, Connecticut inspecting roadworthiness, Oregon offering free registration, and Delaware demanding cash or insurance as a condition to leave after an accident. Uniform traffic rules would remove all handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canadian
Rio Grande
Texas
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Oregon
Delaware
Stop Learning Stop Living Says Educators At Graduation
The article cites Dr Edward C Lindeman of New York School of Social Work warning that stopping learning halts life and risks false mental superiority. Dr John A W Haas, retiring president of Muhlenberg College, adds that small minds rest content with their work.
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Ecclesiastes
Edward C. Lindeman
New York School of Soret Work
Pearson
John A. W. Haas
Mauhlenberg College
Recreation Doubles In Past Ten Years
A review by the Ple Aafia Recreation Association shows recreation activity rising across 2209 communities. The number of professionals in charge of recreation facilities grew from 17 177 to 43 976 over the decade, with swimming, picnicking, beaches, golf, skating, playgrounds, pools, tennis, basketball, horseshoes, and hiking cited as proof that Americans seek active leisure and hope, despite economic pressures.
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Ple Aafia Recreation Association
National Recreation Association
Farley Air Mail Cancellations Under Review in 1936
CINCINNATI Ty 13. Postmaster General Farley and Attorney General Diefings seek quiet settlements with families of pilots and passengers fatalities after air lines mail contract cancellations. The episode marks a dark aviation era with deaths among twelve army pilots and plane crews amid political blame and debt questions.
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Cincinnati
Farley
Air Lines
Diemings
Airlnes
Barney
Roosevelt
New York
Leneworth
M.naught Syndicate, Inc
New York Day by Day Miscellany of 1920s Lexicon and Local Remarks
A breezy sampler from New York Day by Day listing social chatter and cultural snippets. The column mentions Lucius Beebs in Missouri, Blanche Ring, Tammy Millard of Shangha, and a lobster repast at Tappan's on Sheepshead Bay. It notes department store suspender fashions, early fashion icons, and anecdotes about writers and actors like Coleridge, Frazier Hunt, Imogene Coco, George Jessel, Alan Seegar, Wendell Van Loon, Sinclair Lewis, and Fannie Hurst referencing their hotel stays and advertising schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Washington
Odd Ehares
Alan Seemar
Jude Fon
Wendink van Loon
Sinclair Lewis
Fannie Hurat
Arthur Somera Roche
Mme
Notable 1930s Names and Anecdotes Spin Through A Memoir
A collage of historical tidbits mentions Ragatel James Cagney as a hatchetker at The Friars, Ford Madox Ford claiming to discover D. H. Lawrence, and the Charlie Vurrays’ 30 year marriage. It notes Michael Arlen’s motorcycle hobby, Norman Hapgood as 10W editor of The Christian Register, and legends of a fortune teller predicting Ann Harding’s boat trip six months before her voyage to England.
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Ragatel
James Cagney
Friars Ford
Madox Ford
D. H Lawrence
Charlie Vurrays
Michael Arlen
Norman Hapgood
Christian Register
Boston
Ann Harding
England
McNaught Syndicate
Notable anniversaries from 1814 to 1912 in public figures
Record highlights several historical figures with their birthplaces, career roles, and death dates. Names include Jose S Alemany first archbishop of San Francisco, Bedford Forrest, Samuel Mathew, George A Plimpton, Franklin H Martin, and John Jacob Astor. Dated entries span 1814 to 1912 with corresponding birth and death details.
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Jose S. Alemany
Monterey
San Francisco
Spain
Han Bedford Forrest
Ppi
Bedford Co. Tenn
Memphis
Samuel Mathew
Cleveland
George A Plimpton
New York
Boston
Walpole
Mass
Franklin H. Martin
Chicago
Txonta
Wis
John Jacob Astor
Rhinebeck
Today in history year by year events and births noted
A quick reference list marks 1753 College of Philadelphia chartering later University of Pennsylvania and 1787 Northwest Ordinance as a constitutional landmark. It notes assorted 19th and 20th century events, several notable births including Mary E Woolley and Raymond J Buell, plus a concluding assessment urging strong perception and adaptability.
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College of Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
San Juan
Grestown
Nicaragua
Hollins
Sloop of War
Cyane
New York
Buenos Aires
Columbia Girls 4-H Club Meeting and Homecoming Date
Helen Leach entertained the Girls 4-H sewing club with thirteen present on Thursday. Mrs Rover directed sewing and a short business session was followed by refreshments. A homecoming and picnic is set for August 22. The Bar Four-H Club met with Stuart Bartter. Donald Crocker presided. talks on project books followed. next meeting at Lynn Bartter’s home in two weeks. A note on births and training closes the item.
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Columbia
Helen Leach
Rover
Geraldine Parker
Della Ma Brages
Learh
Stuart Bartter
Donald Crocker
Itall
Cartrinh
Local Notices From Berea to Toledo and Warshallville
Community Hospital Berea reports a July birth a girl named Mary Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs Harold Hursh on July Sth. The Hursh family drove to Fayette on July 4 visiting relatives and calling on amneses Frank Reynolds. In Toledo Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Straub and children visited the former niece Mrs Tester Fawcett at Warshallville O on July 3. Mrs Farth Sheer of Cleveland spent the week with sister-in-law Mrs Robie Fitch. Mrs Whitaman on Brooks farm has been ill with misteditis. Joseph Keller visited Columbus Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lisle Martin entertained Theresa Joyce and Jane Baker of St Louis. Rev and Mrs J H Jones of Brighton called on Mr and Mrs Jax Madison July 6. Mr and Joseph Keller and family hosted fourteen friends from West View at a lawn party on July 4. Miss Geneva Keller spent several days with Miss Cornty Koepke and Mrs Earl Boone visited.
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Robie Fitch
Whitaman
Brooks Farm
Joseph Keller
Columbus
Lisle Martin
Joyce
Jane Baker
St Louis
Brievs
Iss Viola Offenberg
Parma
Leona Mayer
J H. Jones
Brighton
Jax Madison
West View
Geneva Keller
Corntiy Koepker
Earl Boone
Rochester Rooster Class Meets Rochester
Rochester Rooster class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mrs. Bert Smalley’s home for their regular meeting. Seven members and three visitors attended. Mrs. Smalley led the devotionals and a short business session preceded refreshments. Roll call referenced verses with “Abide” and the group noted an upcoming meeting. Attended Exposition Miss Edna Babcock and nephew Ralph Garrison went to the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland on Wednesday.
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Rochester
Methodist Sunday School
Bert Smalley
Edna Babcock
Ralph Garrison
Cleveland
Local Families Visit Amid Week’s End Sosial Gatherings
The week closed with Mr and Mrs H R Ward and Mr and Mrs Robert Ward and family from Amherst visiting. Shirley Ward stayed for several days with Mrs Klerrick. M Perking's daughter Fran, and Orpha Brumby of Kipton, were Sunday visitors at the Con Irish home.
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H. R. Ward
Robert Ward
Fammily
Amherst
Shirley Ward
Sunday visits and local health notes from area households
Sunday evening visitors at the Lee Conklin home were Mr and Mrs Stanley Storrow and children and Mr and Mrs Russell Klingler and family. A Pohlman was overcome with heat Tuesday while working on his farm and has been quite ill since. Lee Conklin and his hired man are putting up hay for him. Miss Creda Parker underwent an operation at Allen Hospital Oberlin for appendix removal Wednesday. Visitors at the H E Stebbins home included Mr and Mrs Maurice Polk and son, Mrs Anna Polk, Mr and Mrs Herbert Polk and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Sprebs and son of Cleveland and Mrs Daisy Jacobs Wellington and Mrs Katie Norris Cleveland visited Alma and Wilda Jewett here Monday. Betty Martin joined them and remained several days. Wilda and Louis Jewett returned home with Mrs Norris for a longer stay.
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Lee Conklin
Stanley Storrow
Russell Klingler
A. Pohlman
Hig Farm
Creda Parker
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
H. E. Stebbins
Maurice Polk
Anna Polk
Herbert Polk
Harry Sprebs
Cleveland
Daisy Jacobs
Wellington
Katie Norris
Alma
Wilda Jewett
Betty Martin
Wilda
Louis Jewett
Mrs. Norris
French Births Fall, Deaths Rise in France Last Year
Population figures show births in 1938 at 638,881 versus 677,365 in 1944 while deaths reached 658,357 against 634,525 the year before. The gap between deaths and births widens by 19,476.
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Paris
France
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Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
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Fifth Ave
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Peasy Jove
George Jessel
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Imogene Coco
Jim Tully
Jeridh Alainst
Tildine
Maquin’s
Mary E Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Norwalk
Conn
Raymond J. Buell
Foreign Policy Association
Phillips H. Lord
Seth Parker
Radio Fame
Hartford
William F. Snow
American Sactal Hygiene Association
Quincy
Carl Eo Milliken
Motion Picture Producers and Exhibitors of America
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Chile
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Flicstess
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Fort Collins
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Crandall and Son
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Myron Shelton
Wakeman
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Bellevue
Nora Chamberlain
George Cawie
Ethel McCauley
Akron
Anna Simmons G
Myrtle Herrick
Thomas Mitchell
Lakewood Hospital
Mitchell
Emery Retsinger
Luxene
Chas. A. Cavagna
Chain Dental Organization
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