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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
6
A Chronicle-Telegram item notes vitamins in naturally colored foods, highlighting green and yellow varieties and their health associations. It outlines how color indicates vitamin content and urges include colorful produce in meals.
The note highlights vitamin A in cream butter eggs car rots squash sweet potatoes and many green vegetables. It urges getting lots of color on the table as a fashionable standard.
Theodore S Martin and 14 year old Rodney Smith were riding in a semi-trailer when a Santa Fe Super Chief struck the vehicle at a crossing near Kankakee. The truck was crushed but both occupants survived with minor injuries while the tractor was demolished.
Advisers from northern Lorain County Four-H Clubs met at Medina extension offices to review upcoming activities and fund use from a recent trip. The session covered approvals, time estimates, and potential tours for the Four-H program with emphasis on yards and protests discussed among members and leaders.
Clubs take project work to Elyria and Wellington with judging at Elyria first three days and Wellington last three days. The review and demonstration eliminations will be held at Elyria and Wellington during the August vaurd weeks.
The orphan George C. McDonald lived rough in Chicago and South Dakota then built a hamburger business. He saved pennies to share at Christmas and left two fifths of his modest estate to Winner children for a playground.
The piece notes tobacco land in the United States loses 10 to 25 tons of fertile topsoil per acre yearly to erosion. It proposes laying out rows on the contour to reduce soil losses to a minimum.
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