Soil erosion crisis urges policy split from farm subsidies
The United States Soil Conservation Service reports vast soil wastage across 1.89 billion acres with 25 to 100 percent loss in much of the land. It compares eroded areas to multiple states, warns of an agricultural catastrophe, and urges conservation as distinct from politically driven farm subsidy schemes tied to later laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Soil Conservation Service
Texas
New York
Massachusetts
Soil Conservaton Bureau
Scetalis
China
Yellow River
Yellow Sea
Supreme Court
Washington
First woman director in General Foods named Davies
Marjorie P. Davies daughter of Charles W. Post was elected the first woman director at General Foods. She has wartime emergency experience and plans to take a more active role. Born in Springfield Illinois she later lived in Washington and Michigan. She is divorced from Edward P. Hutton and recently married Joseph E. Day. Her hobby is collecting Indian artifacts for the Museum of Natural History.
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Marjorie P. Davies
Charles W. Post
General Foods Corporation
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Davies
Middle West
Springfield
Ilinos
Washington
Michigan
Hell's Kitchen
3S Army
August Belmont
Edward P. Hutton
Joseph E. Day
Shoreham
Museum of Natural History
New York City
Prickly heat and local social notes in midseason issue
An article opens with advice on prickly heat or millaria arising from hot weather and perspiration, then shifts to a village social page listing election of officers, birthdays, family visits, reunions, funerals, and weekend gatherings with numerous local residents and visitors named.
Skin care and sunburn remedies from old health notes
The article discusses dermatologic issues from heat and sun exposure, advising bland diets, light clothing, and frequent cool baths. It covers prevention and treatment of sunburn and dermatitis with creams, calamine lotions, boric acid mixtures, and protective measures like wide hats and limited sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekim
Ladies Aid Society Holds July Meeting at Unger Home
The July gathering of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Evangelical Church met at Mrs. Melvin Unger's home. The program included singing and readings led by Mrs. Lean Hoping and Mrs. Claude Unger, with refreshments served by several members. Guests included Mrs. Ralph McDowell and visitors from Cleveland, Martha Bartiame and Miss Welton Dry, along with numerous children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta. O
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Eevangelical Cirect
Melvin Unger
Frank Wheihle
Vo Lean
Claude Unger
Phina Sala
Sh Vocacolo
Mra
Unger
Frank Kelble
Tessemar
Alfred Sehoett
Kean Currier
Gsear Zurche Mea Mf
Jotorsan
Kelly
Cmide Enger
Merl Kendeigh
Walter Kothe
Carl Wrebher
Rex Mere
Tania Teiefield
Pak
George Minor
Art Fand
Etherta
Atha Corawford
Vivian
Odes Coal
Wes
Portman Reunions At Ruggles Beach Draw Fifty Five Attendees
Fifty five attended the Port Man reunion at Ruggles Beach Sunday with attendees from Henrietta including Mr and Mrs Elmer Portman and family Mr and Mrs Paul Portman and children Haris and Russell Others listed include Albert Reusser and Ona Nelson and Carl Mrs Portman Albert Robert and Bernard Rennett Mrs MG fet son and daughter Mya and Mrs John Hoxstettler and family.
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Mer
Russell Witt
Henry Sonnitz
Earl Sounitg
Kenneth Talcott
Ang
Michael O'Honn
Cleveland
Wendall Winger
Elyria
Jack Persuson
Hlenrierta
Charles Court
MD Kethe
I. Louis
Nanni
L. W. Kethe
F. Braun
Obertin
D. A. Bennett
Walter
Coon Heidrick
Camden Baptist Church
Frank Keble
Bas Village
Miro
Wallaee Wood
Wallace Court
Theodore Ries
Fd Milan
Morn- Lins
Eckstein
Chicago
PortMan
Ruggles Beach
Henrietta
Elmer Portman
Paul Portman
Haris
Russell
Albert Reusser
Ona
Nelson
Huntington News Notes Local social and travel updates
Huntington notes list guests and visits across towns. Names include Abe Crile, Grace Long, Mrs Lodge as delegate, and Cleveland and Akron trips. Mentioned events cover Sunday dinners, visits to Belden and Johnson Crile homes, and a town convention host guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Mirai Mire
Ralph Keage
Pregersoll Favin
Belden
Abe
C. Crile
Johnson Crile
Riches union at Brookside Park Ashland highlights turnout
Attendees at the Riches union at Brookside Park in Ashland included Mr and Mrs Clem Parkie Mr and Mrs Kennell Binkly Jean Bain Mrs Norman Lledort visiting from Norwoulkia with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Pratt Mr and Mrs Joe Peakin of Chet Hu called at the Pratt home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gadd
Riches Younion
Brookside Park
Ashland
Mera
Clem Parkie
Kennell Binkly
Jean Bain
Norman Lledort
Norwoulkia
Harry Pratt
Joe Peakin
Chet Hu
Pratt
Humane Sign Coll Case Inspires Local Trust
A Colusa humane society report describes a small cocker spaniel found at the society sign. The stray, evident in need of a home, stayed by the sign for two days until a proper investigation confirmed its circumstances and led to a safe outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colusa
Uitime Society
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Harley L. Lutz
Public Finance
Princeton University
Thor
Talbot Lake
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway
Pathfinder
Our Town
Mobil Gas
Chrisman
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
Sell Davidson
Tourmy
Mildred
Veuiue McGrew
Wu Reightly
Paul Portioda
Ilm Parkmini
Melvin ‘Unger
Far & Weiner
Roy Waltz Jr
South Am_herst
Snupper
Elmer Portruda
Steven Cool
Bln. Walker
Berlin
Tslaushter
Harold Cowles
Familly
Berle Jack
Gilbert Hustettier
AL Sivnt Piguiy
Ruth Dure
Beverly Ametutz
Alves
Meorseybach
Beves
Anni Wettenbach
Ithe Enled
Seve
Brinan
Utetromse
John Batman
Alle Wean
Hola Buchs
Svs
Lax Buchs
Oberlin
Minday
Fred Bue
Firiary
Car Bure Hames
Felix Adamson
Clevelyna Nid
Paul Court
Famite
Cherk
Wallace Co
M ! Polk
Danner
Orly Coven
Clddres Wendall
Mele
Sternon
Theodore Rigs and Son
Ayron
Mr. and My Dow
Harold Cragues
Portman Reenton
Feed Moms
Areuhie Buchanan
Mary Pohlman
Medina
Glenro Mohas
Lea Wesley
James Heifner
Detroit
Peterman
Broad Street
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Anniverbartti
Canzal
Ordinenyi
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