Second Summer May Injure Grops Across Nation
Washington reports a lingering second summer threatens next year’s crop if it lasts another week. Cold front to arrive, with subzero conditions in Wyoming and Utah and 70s in New York. Dr. William Taylor cautions damage requires zero or below and snow. peaches, plums, bulbs, and bulbs may suffer if warm spell ends abruptly. pastures and wheat largely safe due to prior dryness.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Weather Bureau
West
Midwest
Seaboard
Wyoming
Utah
New York City
William Taylor
Bureau of Plant Industry
Taylor
Mississippi
Way to Get At a Cold Is Through the Bowels
Article promotes using laxatives to treat colds, claiming waste cannot escape through skin and that strengthening bowel muscles helps. It asserts a mild laxative like cossett is advised by doctors, offering cheap relief and a pleasant end result, with casual mention of costs.
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Cossett
Sheffield Fete Draws Large Crowd For Fall Fundraisers
Sheffield reports large turnout for a roast beef supper by Gulf Road Parent Teachers Association with about twenty seven dollars raised for the school Christmas fund. Brookside P T A hosted a Thursday bazaar drawing around 200 attendees with bingo run by Seniors and multiple booths including candy handkerchief, balloon, fish pond, cider and doughnut, country store, and ring throwing. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Sayers to Ridgeville, Farm Bureau feed delivery supervised by Lester Youtry, and a weekly Boy Scout meeting attendance.
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Sheffield
Gulf Road Parent Teachers Association
Aslcuess
Brookside Parent-Teachers Association
Mae
Sayers
Ridgeville
Harvey Chambers
Farm Bureau
Lester Youtry
Boy Stout Club
Abbey road club meets with Herman Bloom lead er
The Guy B Findley club room hosts a Thursday meeting with all members and leader Herman Bloom. They study rules from the handbook and play several games during the evening.
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Guy B. Findley
Abbey Road
Herman Bloom
Garden School at Bank Directors Room in Elyria Sav Trust
Friday's garden school in the Bank Directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust building wrapped up summer plant tours. Ohio State University floriculture specialist Mr Ries spoke on rock gardens and displayed color slides from the tours. He also addressed trees and shrubs with demonstrations by Carol E. Gressle landscape contractor and lone M Klink on garden plants.
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Bank Directors
Elyria
Clothes Left in Laundries Reveal Hidden Items
The Flyria laundries hear many stories from pockets of suits and coats. Items left behind include love letters and valuables that are safely returned thanks to careful searches by employees. The article notes pockets yield secrets and treasures, and mentions a county extension meeting led by Miss Alice Bird and a Mizpah Country Club dance in Sheffield Lake at the Green Parrot ballroom on Detroit Avenue, Lakewood.
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Flyria
Leasurer
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
EH. Wilson
Alice Bird
Mizpah Country Club
Sheffield Lake
Green Parrot
Detroit Avenue
Lakewood
Laundry finds and returns hidden items in wash mass
A local laundry recovered a lost diamond ring after it slipped from a woman's finger into clothing sent for washing. In another case a husband retrieved a hidden letter from a shirt pocket, preventing a domestic quarrel. The article notes frequent requests to learn laundry processes and single tub operations.
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Tuba
Houge
Elyria Laundries Apply All Hygienic Standards
The city of Elyria enforces comprehensive sterilization and every known hygienic process in its laundries to ensure high sanitary levels for all garments. Officials emphasize strict adherence to established procedures and regular inspections.
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Elyria
Alfalfa Rabbits and Foxes At LoveLock Venture
L E Cady and R C Marston, railroad workers in LoveLock Nevada, raise silver foxes fed by rabbits. The chinchilla rabbit fur supposedly buys alfalfa to feed the rabbits. Missouri Mechanics Take Cuts reported from Boonville about trades in the building sector agreeing to wage concessions.
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Missouri
Boonville, Mo
Boonville
Voluntary wage cut affects streetcar workers
A noted voluntary wage reduction from 9 to 43 1-3 per appears to involve streetcar line workers and a winter related work schedule.
Likeness Depicts Risk to Individuals in Primitive Prejudice
A fragmented remark notes that creating portraits or representations of people among primitive groups posed danger to the subjects. The statement underscores fear of harm or persecution tied to likenesses and portrayal.
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Chesterfield
Ejanitta — Chitin Jills
Clify Sme
Plas Farm
Horton B Alger
Brookside
South Amherst
Markley
Garfield Community Club
Elyria High School
Lo- Ta
Community Club
Lorath
East Oberhin
THE
Ohio Public Service Co
Howard B. Somers
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Inter-City Coal & Supply Co
Malcolms Court
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