Good Health: Nutrition Science and Medal Note
A column on nutrition science discusses lab rat work and vitamin sources. It notes Dr. E R Weidlein receiving the 1935 Chemical Industry Medal on November 8 and highlights the Melion Institute of Industrial Research’s role in public welfare and scientific training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
LD. Wie
Baton Faene
Chemical Industry
E. R. Weidlein
Melion Institute of Industrial Research
Uni
Hanar
Chemistry's role in health and industry progress
A discussion highlights chemistry's impact on health through air conditioning, pollution control, food nutrition, and vitamins. It notes experiments under Dr. Weithein at the Melon Institute on dental caries, bone formation, phosphorus and calcium absorption, and tissue retention for binding purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weithein
Study of Foods and Heat on Dental Tissues
The article discusses how food, acids, and alkalies affect dental tissues. It notes cooking heat effects, refrigeration, utensil reactions, and conduction. It highlights early research into chemistry and synthetic compounds as a tool against infectious fevers, including malaria, with various potential applications.
Short Cuts Baby Bath Then Table Dress Safe Folding
A foldable baby bath with patented lock that prevents collapse adapts to any tub. Ivory color, strong rubberized sheeting guarantees wear for a year. Includes scar pocket drain sprayer and compact canvas top forming a dressing table. Also mentions versatile uses for Brazil mats in kitchen dishes and baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soli
Toledo police embark on home front cleanup
Police initiated a domestic cleanup in Toledo with Detective Cant ordering officers to confiscate ten stamps from a jacket worn by school children. Numbers used for taking notes were stripped from the police telephone in the Safety Building as part of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Toeldo
George T
When Your Child Is Afraid by Jane Herbert Goward
A narrative recounts Jackie’s bicycle ride interrupted by local youths who confront him over a gun and rough him up. Crowds assemble as onlookers size up the incident, while Jackie endures the taunts and escapes, wrestling with fear and resilience. The piece notes Goward's leaflet on child fear and offers copies by mail.
Modes and Manners in Social Etiquette Notes
A fragmentary set of questions on sending Christmas cards to married men from work, appropriate titles for guests and when to host refreshments. Answers advise using Mr and Mrs if applicable, timing around three o clock, and avoiding uncertain phrasing in leave etiquette.
Lorain Elyria Game Draws Local Attendance
South Ridge sewing unit reports attendance at a Lorain Elyria game held Thursday in Lorain. Final Saturday showed a crowd from Frank Les ine citie to Lorain area with Mrs Elmer Vietzen hosting duties.
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Frank Lesine Citi Te
Loran
Tuesday Night Beauty Routine For Eye Care
A vintage style column advises a weekly beauty schedule focusing on eye care and facial routines. It suggests Monday nights for a refreshing bath and facial, with options to shift days. Tips include massage, cold cream use, lash care, and a weekly manicure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeserday
Estes
Hair style tips for a young face with dark wavy hair
A reader seeks evening hair ideas. Advice suggests compact styles with ends curled, adding or removing accessories such as hats, headbands, clips, stones, and star clips. Options include arranging hair across the crown and loose bangs, with back waves and rings, while keeping ears exposed and pairing with earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Christmas Dari Plan At South Ridge Church Basement
The Elvrra club meeting Saturday afternoon included social time and needlework. Plans were set for a Christmas Dari to be held December 11 in the South Ridge Church basement for members and families. Delicious refreshments were served to a long list of local women and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrra
South Ridge
William Sudra
Albert Vietzen
Carl Peyssler
Elyria
A. J. Harst
Lorain
Tonise Schmidtkons
North Ridge
Newton Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Harland Schrechter
Walter Rennett
Henrietta Mra EB
Schubert
Townline Road
Carl Fowl
Westma
Profiles For Today: A Rhodes Man's Railroading Rise
Charles Delahunt Mahaffle, Rhodes scholar and Kansas to Oklahoma farm boy, rose to prominence in railroad finance. He served under five presidents and urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to probe the New Haven Hartford financing. From Kingfisher College to Oxford and Princeton, his career spans law, Interior Department work, and the 1930s ratehead pool plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa
Rhodes
Charles Delahunt Mahalfie
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Mahaffle
Kansas
Oklahoma
King Ssher College
Oxford
Princeton
Clarence Darrow
Woodrow Wison
Department of the Interior
Hardims
United States
Imerstate “Ce Commission
Thomas F. Woodlock
Kinsishe College
Local Dignitaries Attend Services After a Cousins Funeral
Mrs Milton Eppler and several relatives attend the funeral of a cousin Charles with afternoon services noted. The gathering includes Mrs Clarence Beazell and others at her home while visits span Cleveland and Elyria. Nearby families, including Ernsts, Schechters, and Larwars, are mentioned with various social calls and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Clarence Beazell
Readings on Harriet Stone at 1108 Years Old
Mrs Harriet Stone rushes to the front porch to fetch the morning paper. She recalls being born during Martin Van Buren’s era and notes she was 326 years old when Lincoln first campaigned for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarema
Harriet Stone
Stone
Martin van Burens
Lincoln
Poland votes to bar wine sales in local option
Carrie Nation era note says the village where Nation and McKinter studied is dry. Poland voters approve a local option by 85 to 5 to prohibit sale of wine and other alcoholic drinks. Fongeres, a Breton town of 20,009, is noted for women’s shoe manufacture.
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Carrie Nation
Poland. O
William MecKinter
Poland
Fongeres
Avoid Embarrassm ent of False Teeth Dropping
An old advertisement urges readers not to be embarrassed by false teeth slipping. It promotes FASTEETH a fine powder that prevents slipping when eating talking or laughing. The copy claims no gummy taste and recommends purchasing at Muirs or any drug store.
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Iackte
Jackie
Nis
Crosa
Red
Jesson
Muir's
Adyt
Ohio Farmers Show Interest In Electricity
Ohio ranks eighteenth in the percentage of farms with electric service, yet rural electrification grows. I P Blauster notes rising activity. farms join Extension Service programs, Farm Bureau groups push education, and power firms expand outreach. By May 1933 over 2000 Ohio farms connected to high lines, double 1934 totals.
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Columbus
Ohio
I. P. Blattser
Ohio State University
Spuser
Farm Bureau
Ohio Agricultural Extension Servies
Oik
Br Cooperate Stort
Brdé
Cost Of Living For Farm Family Rises
Columes Ohio 3 versity report from farm women through Thelma Beall shows 1934 farm family living expenses average 784 dollars for six months. Prices shifted with a 2 percent net change. Fuel and food items dominate, bread flour and cereals make up a large share while clothing accounts for about 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Thelma Beall
Ohio
Miss Beall
Shade Tree Planting Suggestions From Ries Ohio State
Shade planting guidance from Victor H Ries a Ohio State University specialist favors planting only sturdy long lived trees. He recommends mauve American elm red oak pin oak and thornless honey locust with careful root and soil conditions for best growth and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Ries
Ohio
Ries
di' Ries
Need For Lime In Soil Shown By Tests In Ohio
Ohio State University and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station summarize soil reaction tests across the state. Lorain County among counties with soils too acidic for satisfactory crop growth, requiring lime and better adoption of clover and alfalfa to curb soil deterioration. An estimated 210 million tons of limestone would be needed annually to raise cropped land to productive levels for economic production of clover and alfalfa.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Staten
Weester
Robert Magrono
Mist
Chio
Farm Bureau Head Sees Benefit From Convention Action
Perry L. Green, re elected president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, says the convention's acceptance of all cooperative action recommendations signals stronger farm leadership. He notes plans for a broadened program, an immediate membership drive, and expected growth in agricultural progress over the coming year.
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Ohio
Onis Farr Bureau Federation
Co Dus
Perry L. Green
Green
Farm Bureau Convention
Siressea Br
O Farm Bureau
Soybean Value For Dairy Cows Tested
A study at the Hamilton County Experiment Farm compares soybean feed in dairy cow rations. One grain mixture uses 25 percent ground soybeans versus another with 25 percent a different component, assessing effects on milk production and feed efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anser
Hamion County
Mystery in Cairo Studio Entangles Kurt and Sonia
Kurt Hastings known as the Silver Moth tampers with a dangerous packet from Rome to Cairo. He aids sister Christine Masters in a secret European enterprise amid a double-crossing killer. Kurt searches Tobermann's deserted property at night and uncovers Tullio Coltani bound in a packing case. The pursuit continues as clues point to Pierre LeMartin and a looming danger. Meanwhile in Salem a wife sues for divorce with mother-in-law aiding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hastings
Silver Moth
Rome
Cairo
Christine Masters
Hiram-el-Abdar
Kart
Tullio Coliani
Sonia Andrews
Pierre McMartin
Sonia
Kurt
Pierre LeMartin
Kam-el-Ahdar
Christie
Tralian
Grey
Coltani
Tullio
Cotfani
Tobermann’s
Christine
Ground soybeans versus oilmeal in dairy feed trial
A trial compares soybean meal and ground soybeans as the sole protein concentrate for dairy cows. Ground soybeans showed a 2.3 percent production advantage over oilmeal in a mixed grain ration, with ground soybeans valued at about seven-eights of the price of ground oilmeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Dairrmat
Ohio Experiment Station
Herder Tests Requested at Napa State Farm
The California State Department of Institutions seeks an educated herder at Napa State Farm. Civil service announcements urged applicants to take the examination for the sheen herder role. In Saint John, a 21 pound Kangaroo turnip grown by Maurice C Webb measured 23 inches around and resembled a pumpkin.
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Sacramento
Cal
State Department of Institutions
Sheen Herder
Civil Service
Serioui
Napa State Farm
Saint John
B.C
Maurice C Webb
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Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn
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