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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1951
Page
3
Washington reports National Flower Week with bold claims about flowers' value and culture. Flower facts cover rose perfume, tulip bloom timing, and methods to scent homes, while noting industry sales reach 600 million dollars annually.
Emil Cook is confined to St Peters Hospital. John Willis spent the weekend at Farell Lake hunting. Henry Hermann Jr recovers from a cracked shoulder blade. Mr and Mrs John Benedict of Alplaus were guests of Mrs Ida Hicks. Mr and Mrs L L Greene of Schenectady were guests of Mrs Ida Hicks. Mrs Henry Hermann Jr fell from a ladder fracturing the spine. Mrs Margaret Conron of Endicott visits with Mr and Mrs Julius Sneiders. Alton Marshall recently stayed with his parents in Fenton Michigan. Mrs John Chester Sr of Stottsburg was a guest of Mr and Mrs John Chester Jr. Mrs William Shaver and children Nancy and William J spent Friday with Mrs Milford Grady. Alton Marshall spent days in New York City. Miss Jeane Rate.
The East Schodack Home Executives plan a noon luncheon at the Recreation Club tomorrow with Mrs. Arthur Krebs and Mrs. Walter Houch in charge. Rev. Theodore Jentsch of Jamaica, S. I., visited the Hertzmans. Mrs. Harris Howard hosted a Rosary Society card party for Holy Spirit Church, East Greenbush, with prizes and refreshments.
Lynn Indiana native James A Robbins, a pharmacist in Tucson, Arizona, pursuing a master's in pharmacognosy at the University of Arizona, hopes to isolate a plant substance from the South African trichocaulon that could curb hunger and thirst for up to 24 to 36 hours. He notes desert travelers and postoperative patients could benefit if a safe extract is found. He began studying desert flora after collecting plants to support his research project approved by his university.
The account notes Mrs Robbins and others amid nature, detailing South Africa plants acquired through purchase gift or trade. Robbing cites large costs around 100 dollars.
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