Moon of Asia Pearl Plot In Shanghai Jewel Sale
Apex Surety brokers a three million six hundred thousand dollar sapphire loop of pearls entrusting Mandarin Lee Wong with sale in the United States. Egypt Carse and Carewe meet on a luxury steamer to thwart an international theft plan as Lee Wong insists the gems stay in his suite for a Chinese leaders reception.
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Shanghai
San Francisco
Republic of China
Lee Wong
United States
Apex Surety
Apex
Egypt
Carne
Carewe
Miui Ngan
OI FE
Carse
Cochet
Oxford
England
Bhangha
Charles Wu
Asia
China
Mulligan
Milligan
Carse Carewe Milligan
Cocnet
Tee Worg
Mulgan
Hotel Splendide
Pacific Coast
Ohio Gardeners Plan Schools And Shows
Ohio gardeners plan multiple flower shows with public viewing and training to become exhibit judges. Victor Ries of Ohio State University announces school dates as Meas Garden Club of America hosts events July 17 18 at Hotel Stat Cloveland. July 22 Portage County garden meeting. July 27 Piqua garden tour. The Ohio Association of Garden Clubs holds its convention September 22 23 with a location yet to be announced. Greater Youngstown Flower Show set for September 11 12.
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Columbus
Ohio
Victor H Ries
Florteculture
Ohio State University
Meas Garden Club
Ot America Hotel
Cloveland
Shrierles
Rose Garden
Greater Youngstown
Real Estate Transfers Across Lorain County
Real estate transfers include Hiram H Cole to Farmers' Grain and Milling Co on Hale Street Wellington and multiple transfers to Frank Buda et al in Elyria Township. Isaac list features Lot Nos 38 39 1940 1 2 and Lake View Park Realty Lot 163. Includes West 17th Street Lorain and Carlisle Estates No 2 Carlisle Township transfers to Eur gene C Phelps Martha DeVersey and others.
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Hiram H Cole
Farmers’ Grain and Milling Co
Hale Street
Wellington
Frank A Roda
David JL Welsh
Lake View Park Realty
Samuel Krajec, Sr
John Palka
Sheffield Land and Improvement
Your Good Health Dr Claud North Crisman On Child Senses
Special senses develop with the body. Newborns react to light, eyes may follow a light by six to seven days, though eyes can appear cross eyed or wall eyed. Keep the room dark at first and protect eyes from strong light. By six months infants recognize objects. Babies are deaf at birth and may be silent for days due to middle ear air absence and nasal congestion from swelling.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Baby Hearing Development And Sound Acclimation
A medical note discusses infant hearing development from birth, noting sensitivity to noise, early recognition of sounds by two to four months, and the need to introduce noises calmly. It warns against startling the baby with loud sounds and mentions touch and ear sensitivity in newborns. A stray line about a small dog near a post office appears as filler.
Reports Show Prospects Bad For Ohio Crops
Weather conditions across Ohio remain unfavorable with severe moisture shortages in the southern and southwestern regions. Tobacco and new seedings suffer the most. clover and alfalfa fields are dying. Pastures are poor and fire risk rises as grass burns. Corn management suggested to conserve any rain. Soybeans tolerate drought but will suffer with continued heat. In Utah, ninety percent of penitentiary inmates are unemployed.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State University
Tobaccco
F J Salter
Rural Electrification Projects Expanded Across Ohio Counties
Contracts awarded to A Schulman Electric for Holmes and Lorain Medina counties, with 6500 farms to receive service via Rural Electrification Administration loans. Holmes seeks 4060 poles and 1.91 million feet of wire for 90 farms, while Lorain Medina units plan 6 610 poles and 4.83 million feet of wire to serve 1644 farms. Projects aim for completion in six counties, totaling about 1.5 million dollars in construction costs.
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Holmes
Lorain
Medina
Harry A Wert
Leesburg
Farm Bureau Rural Electrification Cooperative, Inc
Columbus
Holmes County
Holmes County Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
A . Schulman Electric Company
Chicago
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
Inn
Lorain-Medina
Ohio
Federal Rural Electrification Administration
Washington, D. C
Miami
Shelby
Champaign
Pioneer Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Shelby Counties
Farmara
Champaign County
Ohio Woodlots Make Poor Pasture Lands
Ohio farmers who turn livestock into farm woodlots sacrifice long term income of three to four dollars per acre yearly for a slim immediate pasture worth about 25 cents per acre. Forester F W Dean of Ohio State University notes the statewide annual forest product value is about 1.55 million dollars, not counting firewood syrup and timber sold on farms. If properly protected and managed, woodlots could yield about 4.99 million annually, but current grazing reduces young tree growth and erodes future timber value.
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Ohio
F W Dean Cottension Forester
Ohio State University
Extension
Forester
Ier Forest Nursery
Marietta
University Forester
Charm Dodge the Heat With Tepid Bath
A practical guide to staying cool in heat through tepid baths, cool clothing, and hygiene. It covers pre sleep preparation, bath routines with pine oil and bath salts, cologne, powder, and anti perspiration products. Also discusses morning showering, light makeup, and slug control in gardens using lime, light, or sprays.
William the Naughty Wayward Child on the Road
A mother and her well behaved son William walk home from shopping. While she chats with a friend he misbehaves stepping into the road to call to her, prompting a scolding. The tale argues naughtiness can be a child’s tool when parents are too courteous.
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William
Ohio Poultrymen To Visit Indiana Farms
Ohio poultrymen will join the ninth annual Ohio State University poultry tour a four day trip through Indiana The June 27 30 itinerary begins 11 30 a m at the Fort Wayne junction of US Highways 24 and 90 and includes lunches visits to poultry supply plants and leading farms amid a plan covering about 60 miles The tour ends July 30 in Tipton Indiana Farm visits include a 13000 hen laying operation and a two story turkey house for 5000 birds with hot water heat.
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Ohio
Ohio State University Poultry Department
Indiane
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Tipton
Eggs Furnish Many Valuable Nutrients
Columbus July 15 Alma L Garvin Ohio State University nutritionist says eggs are strong foundations for improved American diets and home cooking. Both whites and yolks provide valuable protein minerals and vitamins A B D G C. egg yolk supplies calcium phosphorus iron and vitamins A B D G while vitamin C comes from fruits and greens. Proper cooking on low heat preserves flavor and digestibility. daily egg intake benefits children over two years old with yolk for younger children.
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Columbus
Alma L Garvin
Ohio State University
Garvin
Slug Damage Threatens Seedlings in Home Gardens
Gardeners face night feeding slugs that injure seedlings and young plants. Victor Ries, horticulture specialist, Ohio State University, advises using a flashlight to spend evenings picking slugs. These creatures, often called snails, can wipe out seedlings or strip leaves after the first true leaves develop, with birds unlikely to help.
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Ers
Plos
Victor H Ries
Ohio State University
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Umited Feature Syndicate
Ohio Gardeners
Luxene
Chas. A. Cavagna
Elyria
Land Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Court Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lorain County
THE
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst, Ohio
Dr. Chrisman
By Chrisman
Montrose
Cole
Tate
Salt Late City
Utah State Penitentiary
Guide To
By Jacqueline Hunt
Miss Hunt
Jane Herbert Goward
Illiam
Mother
Goowarn
ARM
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn
Huron Street
Chrysler
Bridge Motors, Inc
Road
Mt. Misra
Ons
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