Chinese Temple Bell Gift to Oberlin from Dr. Kung
Oberlin Ohio March 11 a large Chinese temple bell cast in 1833 and from the temple of the Goddess of Mercy Hang chow China is presented to Oberlin College by Dr H H Kung. The bell stands five feet high and three to four feet wide and carries donor names. Oberlin plans a Bell House in pure Chinese style funded by Dr Kung a Oberlin alumnus and Chinese government minister.
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Loaned Blood Keeps Him Alive
BLUEFIELD VA The case of Joseph B Lawrence a Bluefield man with pernicious anemia shows all his blood is donated by others He has had 1 transfusion since December 17 1929 and 54 operations including transfusions He weighs 160 pounds down from 210 and is 31 years old six feet tall He cannot work and must have more blood drawn periodically The text also notes the world deepest oil well near Santa Fe Springs California at 9 357 feet.
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Wyoming
Antelope Springs
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Utah
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Knock That Cold In A Jiffy
Quick cold relief urged by promoting Hill's Cascara Quinine as a scientific formula that targets cold symptoms. Take two tablets now and follow directions, with water. testimonials promise rapid relief and a money back guarantee if not effective. Aims to cost only a few cents per box.
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Geology Students Find Lorain County A Natural Laboratory
Lorain County offers a rich natural laboratory for geology studies. The Pick and Hammer club, led by Miss Charlotte Brooks, gathers 30 youths to study local formations, caves, glacier boulders, ripple marks, and fossil faunas from Elyria to Oberlin.
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Kelly‘s Island
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Pick and Hammer Club
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Thirsy
Elyria
Black River
Canesadooharie
Virginia
Lorain Harbor
Sons Follow Fathers Lead at Missouri University
COLUMBIA Missouri reports by registrar 5 W Canada show most Missouri students with professional fathers enter the same fields. Physicians’ sons mostly stay in medicine or switch to journalism and engineering. agriculture sees 205 farmers sons versus 122 pursuing other majors. no lawyer’s son in medicine.
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Missouri
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Statistically Notable Career Choices Cited
A historical survey notes 17 sons of newspapermen chose the school of journalism while only 10 pursued other fields. a single physician’s son attended the law school. The contrast highlights family influence on professional paths in the era.
Yale's Oldest Alumnus Dow Reigns After Bradstreet Death
Yale's oldest alumnus is Virgil F. Dow, class of 1858, of New Haven, who earned the distinction following the recent death in Cincinnati of Edward P. Bradstreet, class of 1853. Dow, a Yale Medical School graduate, served as the surgeon for the Civil War period.
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Ford Triplex shatterproof windshield process and test
An article describes how Ford’s Triplex shatterproof glass is made from two ground and polished glass sheets with a gelatine coating and a central celluloid layer, then tested by a steel ball drop and UV infrared exposure. The Rouge plant’s vast output and material requirements are noted, and a nearby accident caused by a passing car damaged a windshield without injuries due to the glass staying intact.
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