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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1938

Page

4

Early Morning Walk Best Time Says Health Note

The article argues cool morning air aids gas exchange and protein digestion, boosting comfort after walking. It cites Washington Star authority and recommends a 45 to 55 degree temperature for a two to four mile walk, noting that a warm-up is needed and early morning is optimal.

Washington Star

Why Columbia District Residents Do Not Vote

The Constitution sets electors and Congress to represent states. Washington DC is not a state and its citizens lack presidential and congressional voting rights. Congress holds governing authority over DC, and since 1874 the district has had a commissioned government with appointed officials and no local vote.

Columbia District District of Columbia United States Congress Washington Georgetown

Red Lights Dimmer Under Sound Stimulation

Prof S V Kravkov of the Central Institute of Ophthalmology Moscow reports that sound affects eye color sensitivity. Auditory stimulation makes the eye more sensitive to green and blue while reducing sensitivity to red.

S. V. Kravkov Central Institute of Ophthalmology Moscow

Why It Is Corned Beef

Corned beef is beef cured for weeks in a salt brine with possible sweeteners and preservatives. The term derives from old dry-preserving with salt grains or corns, not from the cereal corn, reflecting the Anglo Saxon word.

Why Volley Is Fired

The custom of firing three volleys over a soldier's grave derives from Roman rites of casting earth over the coffin and calling the dead by name three times. The Latin farewell vale is repeated three times to bid farewell to the deceased.

Why Fire Remained a Mystery in Ancient Thought

For ages people puzzled over fire and treated it as a substance rather than a process. They believed fire was a hot material that poured out of objects as they burned, separating it from earth air and water.

Why Coffee Grows Stale

Coffee becomes stale as oxygen acts on the aromatic fatty substance in beans, dulling flavor. Vacuum can packaging offers only partial protection as remaining air in the can still triggers oxidation, even with the best packs.

Coronation Spurs Presented At Westminster Abbey

The article notes gold spurs used in the coronation are laid on Westminster Abbey's altar by the king, signifying that as head of the armed forces he places military power in service of God.

Westminster Abbey

Dust Storms Move Fertile Soil Erosion

Dust storms lift the lightest soils while coarser grains fall to form dunes or shift slowly across surfaces. The process depletes fertile topsoil from affected areas and redistributes it elsewhere depending on wind strength and terrain.

Why Stars Twinkle Lie in Earth's Turbulent Atmosphere

The shimmer of stars is caused by light traveling through Earth's atmosphere. Turbulent air layers refract and bend starlight, creating the twinkling effect observed from the ground.

Funeral services for Rev C S Lehman held in Columbiana

Rev and Mrs David Wenger Mr and Mrs W C Martin Mr and Mrs P D Martin Jr Ella and Cora Martin attended the funeral of Rev C S Lehman of Columbiana Sunday pm. A number of young people from Indiana are visiting relatives in this vicinity. The condition of John Rodenbaugh is no better at this writing.

Salem Goldie Sprunger Caroline Sprunger Lester Wurgler Joe Wurgler Sterling S. C. Springer Elvera Sommer Handel Ralph Gonter Dalton Charles Burkhart Findlay Carol Lynn Gordon Keiser Wargler Hunter Wurgler Caroline Springer Dalton High School Milwaukee Kent State Normal Wooster Massillon Winesburg Strasburg Creston Seville Akron Bluffton Pandora Cleveland A. S. Rosenberger David Salem Church Clyde Bixler Hiram Zimmerly Florida Lev. Nussbaum Laverne Wm Penner Connecticut Wayland Iowa Penner M. M Zuercher Berne Ind Andrew Steiner Markham Canada Edwin Badertscher Little Son of Columbus Fred Badertschers Ezra Lehman Ida Steiner Verena Steiner-Nussbaum Carl Gerber Ontario Rheta Hoover Gerber Dorothy Moser D. W. Bixler Rollin Moser Daniel Bixler Milo and Orlo Veryl Gummo Barberton Oran Sommer Millersburg Allen Sommer Clark Delvin Kirchhofer Dora Stella E. P Gerber Rufus Gerber Edna Gerber Elmer Lehman D. A Mosers W. D. Hofstetter Allen Bixler Rev Mast Albany Oregon Bixler California Sonnenberg Mennonite Wilson Gerber Selma Zuercher Sonnenberg David I. Zuercher Donald Tamar Schumacher Hulda Badertscher Florence Hagan Fannie Badertscher David Wenger W.C. Martin P. D. Martin, Jr Ella Cora Martin C. S. Lehman Columbiana Indiana John Rodenbaugh

Dwelling in the Past Sage of Chinatown Advises Care

Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown cautions that dwelling on the past burdens present duties and urges steady work to keep one’s house in good repair. The remark frames a practical mindset for daily life.

Electrolux Hi Ho Chinatown

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