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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1940
Page
4
Gazette Building, Dalton announces fine new samples of Name-On Stationery available at Scott's Store. The listing blends office supplies and musical reeds with a focus on practical items like penholders, pencils, brushes, paper and envelopes for customers assembling school and office kits.
Four sensational high aerial acts perform for free at the 90th annual exposition at the Ohio State Fairgrounds from August 24 to 30. Shows run hourly on the machinery field near the Lagoons the Administration Building and the Ohio Coal Mine and Mineral Resources Exhibits.
The December Hygeia article by E F Rohman Ph D Hadonfield N J argues that modern milling sugar refinement and use of refined cereals and vegetable oils disrupted the diet’s chemical balance. He notes high sugar intake and cereal consumption per capita, with vegetables later recognized for essential minerals and vitamins.
Three Atlanta physicians announce a miniature color camera for internal body photography. Dr. Ballenger, Dr. McDonald, and Dr. Coleman describe adapting it to a cystoscope to image the bladder, with potential use for head, lung, and stomach exams. The flexible tube, lenses, and tiny electric light enable real time viewing and delicate operations. natural color pictures could document cancers, injuries, and stones.
The Waterville Railroad in Washington state runs a 4 percent mile line between Waterville and Douglas. It never borrows from the government and is run by four employees with limited schedules, using cars loaned from the Great Northern. In 1939 freight totaled 9,469 tons to Douglas and 2,041 tons back. passenger service ended in 1934 after two passengers that year. One stockholder lives in South Africa and $80,000 was raised in 10 days in 1909 to save Waterville.
Scientists note dowser methods locate underground streams mainly through geological observation rather than rod attributes. US Bureau of Mines officials discuss interest in seismographs and torsion balances for mineral prospecting, but emphasize these devices require trained users and knowledge of geology physics and related sciences. Extravagant claims accompany divining and mineral rods.
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