Sunlight and its effects on growth and health
Dr Henry Lawrens of Tulane explains the science of sunlight including visible light and invisible rays. He notes sunlight encompasses infrared and ultraviolet energy, distant solar measurements, and basic physical data on the sun’s distance diameter and volume to frame its impact on living systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wue Yi
Henry Lawrens
Tulane University
School of Medicine
Lawrens
Earth
The Sun's Heat and Light Power Explained
A discussion of solar intensity and sunlight effects notes the sun's surface temperature may reach at least sixteen thousand degrees Fahrenheit and the earth receives a tiny fraction of total radiation. It explains how atmospheric conditions, time of day, and season alter ultraviolet exposure and minerals in the body, claiming eight times more ultraviolet power in summer.
Skin as a Medium for Sun Energy and Health
A discussion on how skin transmits sun energy to the body, triggering pigmentation and bodily improvements. Sun exposure boosts blood flow, skin elasticity, and chemical changes, while ultraviolet rays stimulate deeper skin layers and bone health. When sunshine is scarce, ultraviolet devices may aid vitamin D production to combat rickets and support bone tuberculosis relief.
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Lawrens
Arizona May Seek Origin of Ibex Park
TUCSON Ariz Attention Park Service at Albuquerque NM. If the question of whether Arizona has Ibex can be reopened, someone might investigate Ibex Peak as a likely place to rook. The 2109 foot hill in the Plumoso range of mountains came to light in a place name survey designed to disclose origins of all Arizona names. Nobody knew the origin of that one, but someone suggested it came from ibex.
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Arizona
Plumoso Range
St Johns Day Observed by La Grange Masons and Community Groups
In La Grange Ohio on June 21 the Masonic Lodge held its annual St Johns Day observance at Melandist church with Rev J J McAlpine preaching on Building Life's Temple. Local clubs met June 14 to sew notes and begin year programs while Hearts of Gold Sewing met June 18 to start articles. A Methodist Church night supper is planned for June 25 with district quartet and clergy listed.
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MT. John's Day
Lagrange
Masonic Lodge
J. J. McAlpine
Charles Broome
Weymouth
Ernest Cox
Freak Opier
Eaton
Old Glory Grange
Columbia MBIA Members Return From Trip
Columbia area notes report Mr and Mrs J G Qroromowor and family returning from a travel trip through the region. They enjoyed time in River Gardens and the nearby river area. Other locals, including Mrs Margaret Hathaway and Mrs Willard Hathaway, were seen visiting and a farmer remains at home as crops show improvement after rains.
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Mbia
Jung
Tames Dorie
Columbia
J. G. Qroromowor
Erran
N. d. Ron
Pati
Gibson
Margaret Hathaway
Willard Hathaway
Ammon
Gate
Lyman Hitchcock
Thlue
Kenry Ee
Wadsworth
Lou Emmons
O. Myr
Liewollyn Strauh
Diverse Visits and Local Events Around Rittman Ohio
Residents and relatives travel from Detroit Cleveland and Mt. Vernon to visit families in Rittman Mechanicsburg and Wellington. Local church activities include a strawberry social and a Children’s World Crusade program. Columbia beat Noaih Olmsted and Berea in recent games as students and teachers prepare for summer changes.
Sixth annual dance by Sheffield Lake volunteers a success
About eighty couples attended the sixth annual dance at Sunset Country Club Lake. Also reported: death of Mrs Rebeca Williams of Oberlin avenue after long illness. funeral Monday in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Sheffieldy. D
Sheffield Lake Village
Sunset Country Club
Lake Rord
Reberca Williams
Oberlin Avenue
Williams
Reberca Nolan
Mace
Logan
William Nolan
Charles Snyder
Bert Geminer
Clarence Geminer
West
Elmwood
Garfield
Sheffield Village
FERA
Cleveland Beach
Sheffield Lake
Warne Instee
Local News Recap From Brookside and Buckeye Meetings
The Brookside Board of Education appointed Joseph Page to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs. BE Poor's relocation. The board approved salary increases for teachers aligned with training years, and burglar alarm plans were discussed following thefts at the school. A new bus chassis will be purchased to replace an aging, out of service vehicle. The Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club gathered at Zelma Smith’s Gulf Road home with officers and advisor Mrs. Hoag noting Elyria’s 4-H meeting. Members shared talks, games, and refreshments, with the next gathering set for Betty Moon’s home on June 25 at 3 PM. Archies Haynes and sons entertained at a Wimpy fry on Tuesday evening with attendees including H C Chambers and family, W Taft and others, along with multiple Chambers families and friends.
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Arthur Whiton
Buckeye Sewers
4- Helub
Zelma Smith
Gulf Road
Katherine Hammer
EK. . Hoag
H. F. Chambers
Harvey
Maybelie Hollis
Neva Carrick
Marian Chambers
Howard Carrick
George Chambers
Ulifford Spauid
Sunday Dinner Guests In Carlisle and Medina
Mary Jane Osborne visited Sunday as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wimpening in Carlisle, remaining for a longer stay. Also at Mrs Loesch home were Harlow Osborne and his daughter Mrs Scott, along with Mrs Scott of Cleveland, and Mr and Mrs Earl Loesch and their family from Medina.
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Mary Fridenstine
Elyria
Earle Johnson
Harry Johnson
Michigan
May Johnson
Clarence Brush
Chestnut Ridge
P. Su. Chambers
Hilda Rider
North Canton
Elaine Benedict
Cleveland
Mary Jane Osborne
Roy Wimpening
Carlisle
Osborne
Loesch
Harlow Osborne
Scott
Earl Loesch
Medina
Workers To Honor Memory Of E. V. Debs
Workers from seven states plan a June 16 observance in Cleveland to mark the 11th anniversary of Debs anti war speech at Canton Ohio. A pilgrimage to Canton will precede a parade after a meeting. Trade unions and labor groups vow to keep his memory alive.
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Cleveland
Ageng Vo Webs
Debs
Popcorn Plans From Former Senator Holden Minister
former state senator and Methodist minister A J Rehkop of Holden Maine enters popcorn farming. He owns five farms and recently acquired an 180 acre tract to plant entirely in popcorn, which he views as highly profitable in Missouri.
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Holden
A. J. _Rehkop
Missouri
Schoolhouse Fire Destroys Valley School in Paradise
Paradise Valley Nevada reports a 50 year old school building burned, prompting extra three days of spring break as talks continue for a PWA loan to fund a new structure. The article notes Ford's early engine work dating to 1895 and his firm’s origins in 1903.
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Paradise Valley
Nev
PWA
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Park Service
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Hearts of Gold Sewing Club
Mrs. McQuiston
Five Hundred Club
McQuiston
C. H. Opfer
Nicky Younglas
Harold Opfer
Will Youns
Navy
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Seidaner
Aar
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Simon Locard
Scotland
Robert Bruce
Palestine
Cairo Museum
Aspalut
Rittman
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Detroit
Mick
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Cas Town
Emma Jane
Mechanics O
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Mary Walker
Rome
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Elsha
Musa Ariz
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Elnora Dent
Joan Burnet
George Walker
Mt. Vernon
Burton
J. R. VanaArsdale
Wellington
Glenn Putt
Gladden Johnson
Somerset Center
Mirch
C. L. Dorle
Marshall Bickford
Armbruster
Roy Futt
Robert Putt
Defiance Fund
Defiance College
Robert
Welshfield
Hiram
Noaih Olmsted
John Crum
Roy Putt
Baptist Mission Circle
Cis
J. H. Longbow
Allen Henke
Ruth Bartter
Ross van Arsdale
Flora Smeil
Eleanor Snell
Dorothy Stinchcomb
Roberta Ingersoll
Varv G
Amanda Martin
Llewelyn Straub
Roy Walker
Twe Columbia
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Memorial Hospital
Jaster
Debra Clerzer
George Herbert
Brighton
J. R. van Arsdale
Jas. A. Hewitt
Margaret
Hewitt
Russ
Ethel Hewitt
Ontario
Canada
Elvrra
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Minnie
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Leyi Beech
Robert Churchward
Sheffield
St. Theresa’s Hall
St. James Mission
Atives
Raymond Duffee
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers
Turkey
Greece
Liccers & Myzas Tosucco Co
E. V. Debs
Ford
AL Schnaak
United Day Cleaning
Middle Ave
Thone
Household Finance Co
R. R. Ritter
Elyria, Ohto
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