Foods and the body the role of acids and salts
Claud North Chrisman discusses how proteins from meat and eggs create body acids during metabolism and how balanced alkaline minerals from fruits and vegetables neutralize them. He notes kidneys eliminate neutral salts and cites Dayton’s call to Mr and Mrs Forest Lyndes and Nettie Lou Pavey’s visit to Syracuse to see grandparents in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Dayton
Forest Lyndes
Nettie Lou Pavey
Troy
Ohio
Syracuse
N. Y
Cleveland
John Prince
Preparing Vegetables First Step in Cooking
A GUIDE on cooking vegetables from proper timing to achieve tender bright produce. The article praises mastering vegetable prep before complex dishes and offers practical times for cabbage corn peas spinach and carrots. It includes sample menus and several recipe ideas such as Eggplant Parmesan corn on the cob and Lima bean dishes.
Church Notes and Local Briefs From Olmsted Falls
Sunday services featured Rev D S Carpenter on God as a Talisman. Anthem by the choir was O Jesus Thou Art Standing. Frid ay choir rehearsal at the church. Min er Eldred recuperating at Elyria Clinic after surgery. Rev and Mrs W L Ewing of Pittsburgh visited former parishioners. R E Taylor and daughter Hester with George Taylor relatives in Akron and Medina. Arthur Andrews of Lakewood visited his mother and sister. Warren Andrews returning to work after illness. Mission circle hosted by Mrs Vern Harding and Mrs Louis Munn with Harriet and Velma Andrews. Kenneth Blodgett of Cleveland helping on farm. E H Terrell and Jessie McDonald of Eighat visited relatives. Richard Vessey of Warren and Alice Carpenter of Lakewood visiting A J and Mrs Hulse. Willard Squires and son from Ashland visited James Sayers. Janie Allen spent weekend with daughter and family. Sunday school classes led by Mr and Mrs A Hulse held a Huntington Beach beach party. Rose Hadlow of New York City visited her brother August Rind and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Jesus
Miner Eldred
Elyria Clinic
W. L. Ewing
Pittsburgh
R.E. Taylor
Hester
George Taylor
Akron
Medina
Arthur Andrews
Lakewood
Warren
Louis Munn
Harriet
Velma
Drews
Vern Harding
Cook Road
Olmsted Falls
Kenneth Blodgett
Cleveland
E. H. Terrell
Jessie McDonald
Eighat
Richard Vessey
Alice Carpenter
A. J. Hulse
Willard Squires and Son
Ashland
James Sayers
Janie Allen
Young Peoples
A. Hulse
Huntington Beach
Rose Hadlow
New York City
August Rind
Free Acids and Balancing Agents in Digestion
The article explains how free acids from foods like lemons and grapes are burned to carbonic acid and exhaled, while alkaline minerals counterbalance dietary acids from proteins. It notes buffering by bicarbonates and phosphates preserves body balance under varied diets and mentions a few fruits where organic acids aren’t fully burned, yielding an acid effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobey
Balanced Diet and Oxalic Acid in Nutrition
Oxalic acid does not oxidize or burn readily in the body, limiting calcium absorption. High oxalic foods like rhubarb, chard, spinach, cocoa or tea require liberal calcium intake from milk, exes and beans. Determining nutrient capacity uses acid base reactions. blood or urine tests may assess acid base capacity.
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
Fleisch Friday and Sunday visits feature Mr and Mrs Dan Rindfleisch and family from Cleveland. Marilyn Lyndus heads to New York City for a motor trip to see her sister and husband Freddie Schmees. Mrs Vernon Harding and nephew Lyle Raynor stopped by. Ellen Bainbridge and Lynn Eldred return from a Michigan vacation with Oscar Share and companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Lyndus
New York City
Freddie Schmees
Vernon Harding
Cook Road
Lyle Raynor
Mastick Road
E. Andrews
Misa Ellen Bainbridge
Lynn Eldred
Michigan
Oscar Share
Grafton Masons Install Officers and Quilt Club Picnic
On Monday evening Grafton 1, C. O. F. Lodge 659 installed officers led by D D G M Hobill of Elyria. A Victory Quilt Club picnic near Miller's quarry followed with steak lunch, while Anchor Rebekah Lodge planned a birthday party. An M E church official board set August 3 as a deadline for volunteers to help finish painting.
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Grafton 1
C. O. F. Lodge
D D. G. M. Hobill
Elyria
Clarence Tildes
Noble Grand
Frank Honey
Vica Grand
Clifford McDonald
Frank Scholl
Clifford McGill
Inside Guardian
Frances Bradley
Outside Guardian
H. J. Wilson
Ed. Myers
Paul Dunnell
J. H. Meyers
Theron Barth
Lloyd Zimmerman
G. E. Gardner
Victory Quilt Club
Miller's Quarry
Anchor Rebekah Lodge
M. E. Church
Beauty Tips for Breakouts on Shoulders and Arms
The skin in the shoulders and upper arms is more sensitive and benefits from vigorous scrubbing with a bath brush or rough loofah and thick soap to clear white spots. If irritation from fabrics causes the rash, wash and dust with boric acid or apply calamine lotion. seek medical help for severe cases and consider gifting cosmetics such as perfume or powder for weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene
Local Social News Mixed with Mrs Kline and Visitors
Mrs Dick Kline and the Misnes Betty Schaefer, Helen Lash, and Mary Dambaugh spent Tuesday in East Liverpool. Janet Horton of Elyria spent several days this week at the William Dimke home. Mrs George Frank and Phyllis and Lucille of Amherst visited friends in town. A caller from Monte Bella, Calif arrived at the Vancil Myers home. Grafton experienced late night excitement as Dr J A Schurgot attempted to catch two thieves in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Dick Kline
Betty Schaefer
Helen Lash
Mary Dambaugh
Liverpool
Janet Horton
Elyria
Willam Dimke
George Frank
Phyllis
Lucille
Amherst
Frank Carmean
Everett Johns
Lakewood
Viola Lawson
Anna Saxton
Vancil Myers
George Lash
Monte Bella
Calif
Grafton
J. A. Schurgot
Bee sting more venomous in fall study finds
Amherst Massachusetts. Dr F re Shaw instructor in entomology and beekeeping at Massachusetts State College states a bee sting is six times more venomous in fall than in spring. He explains the virulence rises as the summer progresses because bees mature during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
F. Re Shaw
Massachusetts State College
Shaw
Musician 71 Stays Healthy By Daily Ocean Swim
Providence report describes Heinrich Lorbeer 71 year old horn player in the Boston Symphony Orchestra maintaining fitness through regular swims. He is called the grandfather of the group and has performed as a French horn soloist for 46 years. The piece also notes Roger Voisin 19, who has played trumpet beside his father Rene Voisin for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, Ri
Upi
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arnste
Heinrich Lorbeer
Evining
Roger Voisin
Rene
Family News From Crockaville Community
Mrs Mamie Green and son Billie of Crockaville returned home after visiting D R Dunlap family. Mrs Ray Nicl and daughter Loretta returned home after visiting Mrs Rose Schallon in Richmond Hills NY. Mr and Mrs Charles Logan and relatives attended the funeral of Mrs A Beer of Uniapolis Ohio, sister to Charles and Jack Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Green
Billie
Crockaville
D. R. Dunlap
Ray Nicl
Loretta
Rose Schallon
Richmond Hills
Charles Logan
Jack Logan
Merlin Logan
A. Beer
Uniapolis, O
Charles
I Machine Produces Miniature Lightning
In Philadelphia a feature on a popular device called Elect ro-Magic explains a method for creating small lightning effects without technical detail. The article presents the device as a novelty demonstrating electricity in a safe, entertaining way.
Spectacular Electricity Demo Shown at Franklin Institute
The Franklin Institute displays an electricity demonstration featuring producing lightning and other spectacular experiments. The event highlights high voltage effects and hands on exhibits for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Institute
Oamasca
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judith Wilson
Fields
Corte
Aellogg
Clawson’s
Leaf Letty
Fleisch
Dan Rindfleisch
Family
Quilt Club
Kahn & Anderson
Broad Street
Fostoria Creamery
Musician
Philadelphia
Side Park Ib
Hamburg
Kroger
Countri Chee
Latonia Club
WESCO
Avalon
Masstic
Mild
York State
Kroger Stores
Kellogg's All Bran
Hoffman Bros
Cleveland Street
Nestles
Graeve
Kellogg’s All Bran
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