Fluid balance theory and headache causes explored
Dr Fay's fluid balance concept links headaches to systemic fluid excess in full blooded, overweight individuals and tissue sag with undernourishment in thin nervous types. Brain researchers confirm physical headache causes and suggest practical control: adjust fluids and food, plus lifestyle changes. past reliance on painkillers and public influence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Dr. Fay
Radio
Remedies That Harm From Excessive Headache Drugs
Remedies often harmful headline tale describes headache tablets containing aspirin or acetanelid. It warns heart depression, low blood pressure, slowed pulse, and possible collapse from high doses. Physicians note unexplained deaths from overuse and addiction signs like cold clammy blue skin and frantic craving for pills.
Plasters Are Good and Old Remedies Advocated
Opinion piece promotes mustard plasters and menthol salves as headaches remedies and suggests returning to older methods. It cites a California reader, Mrs M C B O, age forty six, suffering arm and knee distress with headaches and sinus trouble, claiming gradual improvement through these remedies.
Grafton School District No 5 Annual Reunion Held
About 125 gathered at Attorney J A Chamberlain's Belden LaGrange farm for the third annual reunion of School District No 5 Grafton township on Sunday July 28 A picnic was served and officers were elected with W W Ker of LaGrange as president Mrs Juria Wilcox Cleveland as vice president and Mrs Lodige Herald Wolf Elyria as secretary treasurer The group voted to move reunions to the second Sunday each year and to hold next year at Chamberlains Katherine place A note of sympathy was sent to families of departed members Henry Schriver rendered three xylophone solos and Neil Wise two violin pieces with Mrs Charles Wise piano accompaniment B B Harrison township resident and former district teacher spoke Seven former pupils attended talks by W C Turner Proctor Clark Chamberlain and J A Chamberlain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
J. A. Chamberlain
Belden-LaGrange
Grafton Township
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Ka Arted
Tee
Ww. d. Ker
LaGra
Juria
Neil Wise
Charles Wise
B. B. Harrison
Re Union
W. C. Turner
LaGrange
Clark Chamberlain
Lansing
Mich
Cleveland
Soviet scholar Karl Merz studied philosophy across Europe
Soviet Russia learned from Karl Merz, noted as a foremost internal thinker among Jews, who studied philosophy and serial conditions in Germany and France and authored much of his work in the British Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Jearntt
Karl Merz
Germany
France
British Museum
Madeleine Carroll Heads for a Castle in Spain Amid War
Profiles for Today reports British actress Madeleine Carroll sails with Captain Philip Astley to a castle near Calonge, fifty miles south of Barcelona. She plans six to eight weeks in Spain to attend fiestas and dance the Sardona, hopes the revolution won’t strike her area, and reflects on her shift to tougher film roles with Clifford Odets. Carroll, born in Britain and educated at the University of Birmingham, rose from teaching to acting, later moving to the United States with Gaumont Pictures before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madeleine Carroll
Philip Astley
Barcelona
Calonge
Miss Carroll
Miss Carrell
Clifford Odets
Brighton
Waring Place
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother scolds Paul for door discipline and frequent noise while he plays. The piece advises timing talks for when a child is receptive, suggesting confidential chats during shared tasks or quiet moments to encourage attentive listening and learning. It ends with a stray line noting Brazil’s name origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Paul
Sky Girl Chapter Three Aboard the plane
Elinor Ames pursues a postposed wedding by becoming an air stewardess while rivalries heat up. Jack Newton, Ned Cathney, Leela Rogers, Judith Blair and Chet Worthing complicate love, jealousy, and whispered secrets as Elinor confronts Fran Bayless, Norm Rogers and a dangerous game of loyalty aboard the flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Ames
Norman Rogers
Dr. Rogers
Norman
Francine Bayless
Jack Newton
Elinor
Leela Rogers
Jack
Judith Blair
Arily
Ned
Leela
Leola
Judith
Sally Nelson
Jack Elinor
Sway
Sally
Chet Worthing
Chet
Fran
Norm
Elnor
Ned Cabney
Agricultural Situation and Orchard Day Plans for Lorain County
Agricultural conditions in 1936 compare favorably with 1934 with early hay, possible corn crops, and a strong livestock outlook. Milk carotene increases with roughage, deepening yolk color in Guernsey and Jersey cows. Lorain fruit growers plan to attend Wooster Orchard Day on August 21 to view Experiment Station work and tour the variety orchard starting at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Jersey
Lorain County
Wooster
Feeding Color In The Milk At Dairy Day In Wooster
The Dairy Day program at the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster will discuss feeding color into milk. Topics include increasing yellow color in winter milk and potential advantages of doing so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wooster
How much do wheat and oats shrink in storage
A. Patton of the New York Department at the period station reports five year tests on wheat and oats stored in bins all year. The article explores shrinkage during storage and whether it pays to store threshings for higher prices next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Patton
Onemy
Periment Station
Storage loss in 40 bushels wheat and oats over year
An 1812 test of 40 bushels of wheat and oats in sturdy bins found minimal shrinkage losses. Moisture stayed stable via monthly Brown Duval testing, with end year losses of 13 1 4 pounds for wheat and even less for oats, and five yearly repetitions show average shrinkage about 7 10 of one percent for wheat and under 2 10 for oats.
Women Earn Little With Pump Handles
Ohio homemaker shows meager pay from pump handling as the concern over women and children’s wages in shops draws attention. the item highlights how a simple pump job yields little income despite effort.
Alfalfa Can Be Harvested Later In A Dry Season
Ohio farmers with alfalfa can harvest the third cutting later in dry years as the plant stores extra food in the roots. Heavy rainfall between August 1 and cutting time risks damage. With continued dry weather, cutting in early November may match safety of late September or early October. Government extension notes September 7 to 15 is the recommended window, warning against extended standing during rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
R. D. Lewis
Garden Plants Become Hungry If Watered Often
In Columbus a note from July reports heavy watering can leave plants hungry despite full spring fertilizer. Victor Ries recommends a light ammonium sulfate diet for extra nitrogen, dissolving one ounce in two gallons of water and applying every two weeks. Privet hedges frozen hard require ample irrigation. soil should be soaked five to six inches weekly. Complete fertilizer like 4-12-4 may better stimulate privet growth, at one pound per 25 feet of hedge, spreading beyond the base to reach extended roots.
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Columbus
Victor H. Ries
Farm Bureau Reports 50 Percent Sales Rise in 1938 Half-Year
Ohio farmers bought nearly 3 million dollars in supplies through cooperative purchasing in the first half of 1938, an increase over the prior year. H W Smoots, supervisor of sales and promotion, notes 47 percent higher sales for six months. The piece discusses cost savings from electrical service on farms and compares hand pumping to powered pumping, citing data from J P Blauser of Ohio State University.
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Farm Bureau
Ohio
H. W. Smoots
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Marysville
J. P. Blauser
Oho State University
Farm Bureau Co operative reports 1936 half year volumes
The July 1 1935 Farm Bureau Co operative Association report shows 1936 half year volume at 2 041 666 03 compared with 1 994 370 93 for 1935. June distribution volume for the farm service organization was 452 629 18 with June 1936 sales at 316 261 90.
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Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
County Farm Bureau Cooperatives
Farm Service Organization
Poor Cows Drain Farmers In Inefficient Dairy System
Ohio State University and University of Illinois researchers report that two thirds of U S dairy cows produce little milk or butterfat, with average yields of 106, 167, and 220 pounds of butterfat yearly across bottom to top thirds. In Ohio only 11,262 of about 1 million cows are tested for herd value. many herds are unprofitable and culled.
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Ohio
Illinois
S. M. Salisbury
Ohio State University
W. J. Frater
University of Illinois
Dairy Science Association
United States
Meetings Planned For Fruit Growers
Ohio State Horticultural Society announces two fruit grower meetings in Vandervoort and Mantle and Mantle Orchards on August 13 and 20, with a third cooperative session at Wooster on August 21 featuring Dr J R Magness. Vandervoort Orchards in Greene county spans 35 acres with apple trees aged 18 to 33 years and an expected harvest around 000 bushels. a 10 a.m. orchard tour will be led by J B Lane who will explain production methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Vandervoort
Jamestown
Mantle and Mantle
Painesville
F. H. Beach
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
J. R. Magness
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington, D. C
Greene County
J. B. Lane
Dover Families Share Week With Relatives
Mrs Roy Keyser and sons of Detroit visited Dover for a week with relatives. Mrs Merle Davis and son Dick spent the weekend at Lakeside. Charlie Murhe Byrle Frink and Horace Bush attended the Palmer reunion at Metropolitan Park Sunday. Miss Lottie Summerton of Lodja was visiting relatives in town. Mrs W Atleo attended the fun.
Penfield Church Notes and Reunion Attendance
Penfield notes report Dr. Walter G. Williams of the Aston Avenue M E Church Cleveland delivering a sermon at Penfield and La Grange Methodist Church on Sunday with the topic Foundation of a Christian Life. Also noted is a Bisa reunion attended by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Smith C A Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Starr at George and Mrs. Smith’s Case Road Elyria home.
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Penfield
Walter G. Williams
Aston Avenue M
Cleveland
la Grange
S Christian Life
Levi Smith
C. A. Taylor
Ira Starr
Bisa
George Smith
Case Road
Elyria
Willadene DeFields
Benton Harbor
Mich
A. L. DeFields
Fred Rollin
Adelbert DeFields
Lucille Turner
Litchfield
Va Jones
Mary Barbara
Jacqueling
Fom Elyria
Ata
Florence Squire
A.B. Smith
Mae (Smith) Randie
Mies Marie Kellogg
Avon
Ralph Taylor
Michigan
George Coleman
Medina
A. B. Smith
M.E. Cradock
Columbus
Stanley Sooy
Joyce
Amy Iris
Theodore Newcomb
Cuyahoga Falls
Amy Fe
Public 4-H demonstration and meetings at Society Hall
A public demonstration of girls 4-H clubs was held Thursday afternoon at Society Hall. Jolly Sin with Lucille Johnson led a model business meeting while other clubs presented talks and advanced work. Several members and visitors from Elyria and distant towns attended lunch and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Hall
Jolly Sin
Lucille Johnson
Nimble Fingers
Jean Fraunfelder
Helen Berkey
Aileen Pelton
Arlene
Wilma Sooy
Lois Leach
Jolly Stitchars
Virginia Leach
Alice Remen
Josephine Rollin
Seama
Local Social Then and Now in Cleveland Area Notes
Relatives and friends visit across Cleveland area including Carl Arnold and Clifford Geiger families. Kinfolk Nelson Eliott of Kent and Melvin Jenkins family join gatherings at Rice's Dam. St Pauls Lutheran parish holds annual picnic on Mission grounds. Detroit visitors Helen Lorenzo and daughter stay with Arthur Durford family. A remark notes Spain’s bullfight is withdrawn amid unrest.
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Eral
Cleveland
Carl Arnold
Clifford Geiger
Nelson Eliott
Kent
Andrew Jenkins
Melvin Jenkins
Daver
John Fowles
Rocky River
Rice's Dam
Walter Eliott
Clarence Elliott
Elliott
Rube Perrin
Geneva
Helen Lorenzo
Detroit
Paranta
Arthur Durford
St. Paul's Lutheran
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Talbot Lake
London
Gaumont Pictures
Heath
Jane Herbert Goward
Brazil
Sky Girl
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Hiwen Elinor
Linor
Ned Catney
Elmnor
Leola Bowers
Francine
Het
Chicago
Leola Reg
Ic Opyright
United Feature Eradicate
Ttc
Corn Belt Farm
Chas. A. Cavagna
Dover
Jolly Six
Misa Lucile Johnson
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