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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1952

Page

5

Few Beautiful Expert Says Faults Hidden in Motion

Milwaukee photographer Victor Anderson argues beauty depends on lighting and posing. He notes motion hides flaws, but a stationary face in a photo reveals them. he cites viewer self-scrutiny in mirrors as exaggerating faults. The piece also recalls Idaho's first permanent irrigation canal built by Mormon pioneers at Franklin.

Milwaukee Wis Victor Anderson Idano Frankin

South Amherst Boy Scouts Elect Offiers

South Amherst Boy Scouts met at the scout cabin with 17 members present. Jerry Dickinson Jr was elected Patrol leader and officers were named for two patrols led by Gene Smith and Jon Big, with Donald Discenzo and Harold Drerinijn as assistants.

South Amherst Jerry Dickinson Jr Ronnie Big Jack Thompson Scroe Alien Hall Gene Smith Donald Discenzo Flying Eagle Patrol Jonn Big Harold Drerinijn Famey Arrow Patrol Ocloca Bo. Scout Caoin

Drought Affects Kentucky Prison Farm Crop Losses

La Grange inmates at the Kentucky State Reformatory use pumps and movable pipe lines to irrigate 150 acres of cow beans tomatoes and carrots. Water is drawn from several lakes on the prison farm to save the crops amid drought conditions.

LA Grange

Scientists disprove bollworm dormancy theory in Texas study

An USDA experiment in nine Texas counties showed pink bollworms do not wait out crises for cotton. Moths and larvae were observed in cages indicating insects know when to emerge and can endure dormancy until cotton is available, countering farmer beliefs that delaying planting would starve them.

Corpus Christi Tex Us& Department of Agriculture Texas D M McEachern

Water bill shocks club owner near Freeburg

Robert L. Kern publisher of the Bellville News-Democrat owned a five acre clubhouse near Freeburg. He received a water bill for 33 008 gallons totaling 191 90 dollars after leaving the water running while the clubhouse was unoccupied.

Freeburg Robert L. Kern Bellville Chnois News-Democrat

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