Modern views on keeping canned foods after opening
Experts from Johns Hopkins University and San Francisco Public Health weigh in on can storage. They affirm the can remains safest, arguing spoilage comes from dust air and insects, not tin lining or can contents.
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E. V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
McCall’s Magazine
Food Authority
J. C. Geiger
United States Public Health Service
Chicago
Public Health
San Francisco
Man’s Supremacy and Feathered Pahos in Native Rituals
Scientists say humans’ ability to touch each finger to the thumb lifts them from animals. The text references Indian religious rites using Pahos, feathered sticks placed around an altar before prayer, likening them to birds rising to the heavens.
Tax Menace a Growing Crisis Debate in 1930s
A lengthy article outlines rising tax burdens as a threat to prosperity. It argues government spending has ballooned since WWI, prompting calls for curbing activities, reform of tax policy, and possible temporary sales tax to stabilize finances.
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United States
New York City
Congress
Thoxine Promises Quick Cough Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a safe pleasant prescription that stops coughing within minutes. It claims quick relief for coughs colds and sore throat with a money back guarantee. Available for 35 cents at Orr's Drug Store and other drug stores.
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Orr's
Holiday Renewal Offer Extended For Subscribers
The note states that subscribers who missed the $1 Anniversary renewal offer can still renew through December with a 50 cent savings. New subscriptions started now will carry a January 1 start date.
Bank deposit guarantees rejected by American Bankers Association
The ABA convention in Los Angeles denounced deposit guaranties as unsound and unworkable. They argued the plan has failed in eight states, increased bank failures, unfairly taxes strong banks, and rewards reckless behavior, urging no new guaranty laws.
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Los Angeles
American Bankers Association
United States
Is Home Canning Worth the Cost This Year
Portland's Home Economics Editor Jeanette Cramer examines whether canning fruits and vegetables at home really saves money. She suggests homemakers compare actual home canning costs with commercial products before starting in.
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Portland
Oregon
Jeanette Cramer
Portland Oregonian
Coal and straw for sale by local dealer at Dalton stand
R Vankirk advertises coal sales at the old stand and offers baled straw for sale calling for orders by phone 31 Dalton.
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Dalton
Leather Materials Move from Indies to United States
The Netherlands East Indies ship skins of pythons water snakes and Java ringed lizards to the United States for tanning into leather.
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Netherland East Indies
United States
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Edgar Miller
Wooster
Martin Tyrrell
F. N. Vosburgh
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R. S. Gerber
Addison Lehman
Guy Douglas
Orrville
Sandusky
Sam Kohler
Edward Troutman
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Ohio
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Mildred Mercer
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Mercer
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THE
Lapies Home Journal
Country Gentleman
Scott’s
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C. R. McDowell
Harold Davis
Methodist Church
East Greenville
Elsie Brenner
John B. Hostettler
Weilersville
Mr. Hofstettler
Wayne County
Francis H. Sisson
F. H. Sisson
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Ollie Gardner
U. S. Saunders
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