Investigation Begun Into Jamaica Ginger Epidemic
Columbus Ohio authorities launched an investigation to identify the source of Jamaica ginger linked to a Jake paralysis outbreak. Dr N C Desart, city health commissioner, reports 40 to 50 Columbus cases with similar symptoms indicating Jamaica ginger as the likely cause. The inquiry seeks the contaminant and a beetle or hack fermenting mislabeling suspects.
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Lake Avenue Church Notes March 21 Program and Briefs
Regular services at Lake Avenue Commedores Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30. Jesus teaching excerpt from Matthew 15. Junior services at 8 25 followed by morning worship. Poster credit to Rey D P Fulmer. Neighborhood Bible Sunday class meets at Miss Nellie and Edith Mecack home on stop 6 Monday evening. Epworth League and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 39. Illustrated lecture by Rev Henry Stickem lis on South Africa missionary work. Briefs note social visits in Erie and Cleveland and local gatherings with families Beanke and Jackiemanise.
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Rey D P Fulmer
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Edith Mecack
Epworth Lesgh
Henry Stick
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Behnke Visit Highlights Town Social
An afternoon gathering featured Mrs Annetta Quite of Eira and Mr and Mrs Frank Mason of Ridgerstote visiting Mr Howard Behnke. The cordial event reflected social ties among local residents and families.
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Wellington church entertainment draws large crowd
The Friendship Guild of the Consregational Church Glen hosted a well attended evening at the Wellington church. A two hour program featured Bar Rowland's orchestra, a puppet show by Mary Jane Brouse, and a three-scene play The Riding Hoods Kitchen outlining Red Riding Hood adventures. Performers included Lukie La Vaughn Nepier as Red Riding Hood and Chris MacBermott as Goodman Hood among others. The program closed with an organ duet by Ear! Ravsed and a one-act comedy Sewing For The Yeeth. Additional notes mention local visitors, a birth, and staff changes at Reisin Brook Packing Co.
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Dame Woods
Lukie la Vaughn Nepier
Red- Riding Hood
Chris MacBermott
Goodman Hiding-Hood
Marrerr Falls
Dame Ridings-Hood
Tommy‘ Treker
Alen Dudier
Mervelle
Dickie
iMire Franklin Jones
F Dshin Guild
Anchret
Else Faas
Local social notices from Wetlingen area and Elyria
Ladies listed include Mrs D P Wells Mrs Eva Rowland Mrs Anna Nooner Mrs Wm and Mrs Ida Furze Mrs J S Jorden Deputy Sheriff Bodh and Mrs E monitored speeds around Wetlingen. Covered dish dinner at Sason ow hall Tuesday at 630 pm followed by East term Star meeting. Friendship Club hosts Paul Ciapman home Elyria Saturday evening with husbands and families as guests. Mrs Charles Sheldon entertained Bridge club yesterday afternoon.
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Eva Rowland
Anna Nooner
Ida Furze
J. S. Jorden
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Ow Hall
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Paul Ciapman
Elyria
Charles Sheldon
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Collu yvela Methodist Ministry Service Teems With Choir
The church announces a services schedule with a choir, sermons, and a Sunday program. A junior address and readings accompany the event. The text notes a 11 o clock start and mentions community mortgage or rent details affecting members.
Ten Commandments for Tomato Growers Listed
E K Lancashire outlined ten commandments for tomato growers at a Birmingham high school vegetable meeting on March 19. Goals include yielding over 48 tons per acre, with steps covering drainage, fertilization, soil preparation, crop rotation, plant quality, plant timing, shallow cultivation, water content, soil buildup, and careful irrigation to avoid stressing plants.
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Vocational Agriculture Department of Birmingham High School
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Planting Tips Oppose Poor Seedling Care At Birmingham Meeting
Lancashire's flat appearance drew twenty farmers at a Birmingham school meeting to hear improvements in vegetable production. Advice urged planting with moist soil and uninjured roots, with the next session set for Tuesday March 25. Also note: a penguin specimen in St Louis shows cold feet as temperatures fell below zero.
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