Clermont Courier May 26 1937 Community News and Notices
Local notices report hospitalizations including Mrs. Elbert Carter and Pete Lauffler, with other visitors and neighbors. Memorial Day activities noted with poppy sales by Ohio veterans and a Red Cross office closure in New Richmond. School exams announced for Batavia Aimela Williamsburg and related health and civic items. Burial for Mrs. Robert Jones details and local business updates including Good Luck Gasoline and Dry Cleaners new Batavia location. Card of thanks from A W Menkin.
Memorial Memorials and Forestry Meeting Announced
The Batavia M E Church outlines its Sunday schedule with services and meetings led by Pastor Budd and Superintendent Huntington. The American Forestry Association and Ohio Forestry Association plan their 62nd annual gathering in Cincinnati May 31 to June 2 with talks by Governor Davey and Edmund Secrest. An Island Queen boat trip on June 1 headlines the convention activities.
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American Forestry Association
Ohio Forestry Association
Cincinnati
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Martin L. Davey
Edmund Secrest
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Union County 4 H Club Fat Lamb Show in Marysville
The Union County 4 H Club will sponsor Ohio s first fat lamb show at Marysville on Tuesday June 15. Local youths will exhibit lambs in a community agricultural event promoting farm skills and youth involvement.
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Union County
4-H Club
Ohio
Marysville
Old English Sheep Dog: Origin and Appearance Compared
A Los Angeles Times writer notes the Old English Sheep Dog descends from European herd dogs, developed to guard cattle and herd under harsh weather. The breed features a weather resistant coat, strong build, bowed front legs, a long neck, sloping shoulders, and an average shoulder height around twenty two inches.
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Los Angeles Times
Europe
Ancestral Jungle Fowl Link in Hen's Origins Discussed
A Boston Globe writer traces the hen’s ancestry to the jungle fowl Gallus bankiva in North India Brahma and Siam. He notes cock fighting helped domestication and that lighter breeds may descend from bankiva while heavier strains arise from Malay fowl. Rebreeding occurred in New England and Massachusetts.
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North
India
Brahma
Siam
Boston Globe
Fu Hsi
B.C
Bankiva
Massachusetts
Ant Lion: Nature's Trap In Desert Nooks
In sandy places under cliffs or buildings the ant lion digs funnel pits one or two inches across with smooth steep sides. A resting ant slips in and is knocked down by sand to its own fate. The larva pupates in silk lined cocoons and the adult emerges as a delicate flying insect.
Mustard History From Greeks to English Mills
Mustard has a long history from ancient Greece's medicine to Roman spread in England. It aids gastric juices and, when massaged externally, circulates blood. Legends claim life restoration from the dead. By the early 18th century it reached commerce as powdered mustard, sparking a new English milling industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Answers Magazine
England
Sword as an Ornament Through Civil War and Craft Swords
The sword shifted from weapon to ornament by Civil War days with officers and cavalry still using it. Early steel blades from Toledo and Damascus proved highly prized, tested by bending and piercing thick steel to prove their strength.
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Toledo
Spain
Damascus
Syria
Carmine Lake Color From Cochineal Insects
The pigment Carmine lake is produced by extracting coloring matter from cochineal insects. Large supplies are obtained from Mexico and South America. The insects are dried and boiled in water to release color, which is precipitated on an alumina clay base, a process used for more than two centuries.
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Mexico
South America
Whooping Cough Warning From Local Health Dept
The Cler. Co Health Dept warns whooping cough is dangerous for babies and very young children. Seek a doctor's advice if you suspect the illness as it spreads through coughs and discharges and can be contagious before the whoop. Serious complications can occur without proper care per physician directions.
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Cler. Co Health Dept
Farmer Peter Mefford Dies by Own Hand in Moscow District
Peter Weaver Mefford 46, a single farmer from the Big Indian district, shot himself with a 32 calibre revolver at 9 am Tuesday over farm debts. Coroner Sam White ruled death by self infliction. his brother discovered the body.
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Peter Weaver Mefford
Moscow
Voroner
Sam White
Tangle of slot machines and road safety urges
Courier comments on the persistent tangle of slot machines and the unsure economy. It condemns reckless driving, urges strict road rules, and critiques labor influence in Cincinnati while noting flood havoc in Indiana and political pressure from John Lewis.
Settlement Program Driving County Aid for Clermont Farms
County rehabilitation supervisors distribute guidance to clients of the Resettlement Administration in Clermont County. About 165 farm clients receive standard emergency loans to reestablish farms after losses and boost local purchasing power. The notice also notes water and pest-control efforts, Ohio forest loss, and a new camera mapped area then transposed by a 12-man team.
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Re ‘Settlement Administration
Soil Conservation Services
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dale K. Bee
Batavia
Resettlement Administration
Clermont County
New coast line forming at Yangtze mouth
Geologists report a high sediment flow along the Yangtze river creating a new coast line and emerging islands at the river's mouth. The 3,200 mile course shows rapid deltaic growth reshaping regional geography and coastal features.
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Yangtze River
China
County Field Day Traces Meadow and Pasture Focus
June field days at Hamilton and Clermont County Experiment Farms emphasize meadow and pasture programs. Topics cover timothy alfalfa value, pasture feeding for sheep and dairy cows, hay harvest timing, and new Thorne wheat yielding up to two extra bushels per acre for Ohio wheat.
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Ohio
Card Party And Dance By Withamsville Junior Order
A card party and dance will be hosted by Withamsville Junior Order No 164 in Withamsville on Friday evening May 28. Welfare clients in several states rejected grapefruit from surplus commodities, and after the program ended the question remains why the food is not more accessible. Over 1,200,000 farmers in 10 north central states including Ohio applied for grants under the 1934 Agricultural Conservation Act. these farmers managed 67 percent of the nation’s cropland. For sale a 1929 Chevrolet Coach in good condition at Mrs C Nussbaum Amelia Ohio. also want a good second hand mowing machine 5 or 6 foot cut. large yellow tomato and cabbage plants available from Day Fruit Farm Mt Carmel Ohio M2611.
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Withamsville Junior Order
Withamsville
Surplus Commodities Corporation
North Central States
Ohio
United States
Day Fruit ‘Farm
Mt. Carmel
Amelia High Alumni Reunion Planned for May Evening
The Amelia High Alumni Reunion will be held in the seating room on Saturday May 39 19975 at 8 o clock with a reception from 8 to 12 6 percent clock. A dining fall at 10 o'clock follows. guests may attend for 60 cents each. No reservations required. Nellie Coleman 1912 Secretary.
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Amelia High
Setioo Suittorium
Nellie Coleman
Reconditioned bicycles for sale by J A Lutes
Reer bicycle repaired by J A Lutes with reconditioned bikes and tires for sale. Five stock tires and accessories included. Work guaranteed. Lutes Bac tavia C R 5 At Olive Branch Phone 1822.
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J. A
Lutes
ILA. Lutes
Bactavia, C
Olive, Branch
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