No War Expected Says Czech Professor on Air Power
Boake Carter discusses Dr. William Schlamm's view that airplanes render traditional causes of war obsolete. He argues modern air fleets threaten factories and power plants, making total destruction a deterrent and possibly preventing conflicts among major powers.
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Common Sense
William Schlamm
Europe
Prof
Schlamm
Munich
London
Washington
Hitler
Gentian Violet Uses Promoted for Impetigo Cure
The article discusses gentian violet as a potential treatment for impetigo, describing its contagious nature and typical locations on skin. It notes healing with brown scabs and no scarring, and mentions school children as common sufferers and the spread through close contact and shared items.
Eaton Ladies Aid May Day Party Planned
The Eaton Ladies Aid hosts a May day party on Thursday May eleventh in the church basement. Guests hail from Fields Columbia Baptist Columbia M E Belden Grafton and LaPorte. Dinner serves at noon followed by an afternoon program. Mrs Grills chairs kitchen, Mrs Carpenter dining room, and Miss Crowell directs the program.
Rural Women's Club holds season finale at Peachey home
Twelve members attended the Rural Women's Club meeting at Mrs. Edith Peachey’s home. A program honored bride Mrs. Douglas Cazean Donna Johnson, who received a two tone wool bed blanket. Two young girls entered with a pink crepe wagon presenting the gift. lunch followed. Next meeting set for September.
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Rural Women's Club
Edith Peachey
Douglas Cazean
Donna Johnson
Verda Leach
Etta Jane Tildes
Local Residents Change Homes On Giles Road
Mr and Mrs Clarence Tildes move in with his mother while Mr and Mrs Harvey Traxler take the house Clarence previously occupied. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs John Nagy reside on Giles road. Michael Mayer leaves Lyon house to live with his daughter in Cleveland. Gordon Brooks moves into Lyon house. Robert Smith, hospitalized after an accidental school shooting, remains improving. Mrs Louis Ward and her baby return from Memorial Hospital as Mrs Wilbur Hawke convalesces. Her Lebanon Ohio mother visited last week.
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Clarence Tildes
Harvey Traxler
Clarence
John Nagy
Giles Road
Michael Mayer
Lyon House
Center
Cleveland
Gordon Brooks
Robert Smith
Sullivan Town Send Club Meeting and Local Notices
Sullivan town send club will meet at the auditorium Wednesday May 10 at 8 oclock. Mrs Tressie Kerr was chosen president with William Charlton as vice president Mrs Clare Dennis secretary and Paul Shick treasurer. Mrs Ida Rogers has returned from Lakewood after seven weeks away. Mr and Mrs Daniel Kirkpatrick move from South Main street to the late Mrs Chas Cowie home. John Ringler purchased the Cowie property. Thursday evening May 11 is school night. all parents and friends urged to attend.
Ammoniated mercury ointment linked to infant illness
For years ammoniated mercury ointment was common though messy and smelly. A Colorado mother reports her child developed diarrhoea and thrush after about a week of use, prompting a doctor to blame mercury absorption. Dr. Downing in Boston notes similar cases in Children's Hospitals and links them to ammoniated mercury and unwashed mercury from sterilizing nipples and thermometers, urging caution and vigilance in medical practice.
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H J. C
Colorado
J. G. Downing
Boston
Gentian Violet and Treatments for Thrush and Ovarian Cysts
Dr. John C. Gittings reports gentian violet 1–2 percent alcohol solution rivals mercury for thrush and is less greasy and more pleasant to use. Aqueous 1–2 percent cures thrush in 24 hours. W C Brownson favors milder prep with copper sulfate and zinc sulfate in camphor water. He uses boric acid starch poultice to remove crusts, then applies the lotion. in severe cases ammoniated mercury ointment is used with daily applications. A question addresses ovarian cysts, noting growth unless removed, with rare rupture. operation can be local or general anesthesia and is usually safe if uncomplicated.
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Downing
John C. Gittings
Philadelphia
W. C. Brownson
Brownson
H. L
Modes and Manners Question and Answer Briefs
A Q and A on everyday courtesy notes that thank-you is an everyday courtesy and politeness should be acknowledged. It also advises the hostess to offer guidance, asking to lead the way for guest comfort.
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Mrs
Hints For Home Owners Leaking Faucets And Decor Plans
Leaking faucets annoy homeowners and stain fixtures. Worn valves or loose connections cause drips. Upgrading piping and fixtures is advised, with financing available through FHA Property Improvement Credit Plan. Interior decorating favors Regency and colonial motifs, with funding possible for redecorating via FHA programs.
Color and light guide for interior painting
Homeowners should choose interior colors carefully as tones can affect mood. In north facing rooms a yellow tint can compensate for low light, with cream ivory or light yellow creating an inviting feel. South facing rooms benefit from cool refreshing shades like light green to reduce heat.
Hen Rears Kittens Found Nestling under Hen
In Huntington Indiana a hen is caring for newborn kittens after the cat laid them in the hen’s nest. Farmhand Blaine Maples brings milk daily to the unexpected brood. The unusual arrangement draws local attention.
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Huntington
Ind
Blaine Maples
Special Hazards To Be Considered In FHA Insured Homes
FHA officials outline special hazards affecting safety and health in neighborhoods with mortgage insured homes. Key risks include topography subsidence earthquake tornado hurricane flood traffic and fire or explosion hazards from nearby industrial activity and storage of volatile mixtures.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Spring by Painting May Obtain Funds Under FHA Plan
A sentence notes that Spring by painting may obtain funds from qualified lending institutions under the Property Improvement Credit Plan of the Federal Housing Administration, implying financial support for certain home improvement projects through FHA programs.
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Property Improvement Credit Plan
Federal Housing Administration
Room Plan Considered in FHA Home Inspections
The FHA inspects livability and functional planning for mortgage insured homes. Objections include lacking privacy in sleeping areas, dark or drafty rooms, hard to access bathrooms, ill arranged kitchens, and insufficient storage. Laundry provisions and drying space are also evaluated for future occupants.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Hazards to health in FHA evaluation criteria
The text outlines health hazard categories in the FHA assessment, including smoke fog chemical fumes exhaust gases stagnant ponds or marshes poor surface drainage and excessive heat or dampness as factors lowering ratings. It emphasizes conditions that hinder sanitary and safety standards within evaluated properties.
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FHA
How To Avoid Paint Waste
Federal Housing Administration officials urge planning to cut paint waste in spring work. Estimate surface area and color, prepare wood surfaces, apply primer, fill defects, then apply finishing coats with tinting as needed. Credit under the Property Improvement Credit Plan may fund the project.
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Federal Housing Administration
Living-Dining Room Reflects Modern Trend
The modern trend toward combined living dining rooms suits small homes. A dining alcove furnished like the living room adds perceived space and becomes a functional part of the living area. Harmony in furniture and traverse drapes can separate the alcove at meal times.
Chico teacher’s book stolen at Golden Gate Exposition
Dr. Francis Haines of Chico high school notes his geography book Red Eagles of the North was the first to be stolen from the Pacific House exhibit at the Golden Gates International Exposition among about 7000 titles.
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Chico, Cal
Francis Haines
Chico High School
Local Building Boom and Home Upgrades on Warren and Broad
Mr and Mrs John Ferancy moved into a Cape Cod home on Warren Avenue built by T W Meeker. B J Reisinger plans a remodel of the Lersch store on Broad Street for Fisher Foods and to open a cash and carry store. William Seghy plans larger quarters near the Lersch building as Jim Giar remodels the old Thom McAnn store for Seghy.
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John Ferancy
Warren Avenue
Cape Cod
T. W. Meeker
B. J. Reisinger
Lersch
Broad Street
Fisher Foods Company
Mr. Reisinger
William Seghy
NUT House
Jim Giar
Thom McAnn
Mr. Seghy
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Frank Luppino
Lodi Street
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Arthur J. Nemes
Lake Ave
Stasco
Middle Ave
Chenones
John Gecelovsky
Bond Street
Burr Burton, Jr
Chas. Nell
West Eleventh Street
Lorain County
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Fred Wallhead
Wallhead Coal Company
Infirmary Road
Ben Holmes
Charles Toth
West Ridge Road
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