Local notes from Chandlers Valley and Jamestown visitations
Chandlers Valley reports Miss Lillian Anderson home after Jamestown visit. Mrs. Hannah Nobles moves to Lanning Hill with Eckdahl couple. Mrs. Joe Gage ill. Valley Grange initiates four members across degrees. Meetings set for first and third Saturdays. Albert Hultberg loses a horse. Residents visit friends. several church and school activities noted.
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Chandlers Valley
Lillian Anderson
Jamestown
N. Y
Hannah Nobles
Ludwick Eckdahl
Lanning Hill
Joe Gage
Valley Grange
Albert Hultberg
Henry Peterson
Virgil
Gregg
Eva Morton
Mildred Cady
Gladys Firth
Alice Delamater
Earl Cage
Sugar Grove
A. G. Nelson
Patchen Hollow Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
April updates from Patchen Hollow record Miss Floy Lawson visiting aunt Mrs. Ida Russel at Lakewood for weeks. Elmer Patchen returns from Jamestown. Mrs. O S Johnson stops by Al fred Jones Frances Patchen and Andrew Carpenter on Sunday. Guests included Mrs. Gustafson and son from Youngsville and Mrs. Erickson from Tidioute at Chas Lindquist's. Oscar Johnson and Oressa join Monday at Frank Patchen's. Andrew Carpenter and wife visit Meyr Patchen's at Dupree's on Murray Hill.
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Patchens Hollow
Floy Lawson
Ida Russel
Lakewood
Elmer Patchen
Jamestown
O. S. Johnson
Alfred Jones
Frances Patchen
Andrew Carpenter
Edward Gustafson
Youngsville
Amiel Erickson
Tidioute
Chas. Lindquist
Oscar Johnson
Oressa
Frank Patchen’s
Meyr
Mr. Dupree
Murray Hill
Social at C. F. Scott home raises funds for roof
The April social at the home of C. F. Scott drew a good crowd and netted about $12 to fund a new roof for the U. B. church. Cyrl Paden and family moved to a farm near Spartansburg. C. S. Keefer and Walter Morris were in town, and Mrs. J. J. Fieldhauser with Edith and Leta Sanford visited Spartansburg, with Clyde Green, Ann Willis and J. N. Falkinburg trading fat hogs for Wm. Huff there.
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Sandford
C. F. Scott
U. B
Cyrl Paden
Spartansburg
C. S. Keefer
Walter Morris
J. J. Fieldhauser
Edith
Leta Sanford
Clyde Green
Ann Willis
J. N. Falkinburg
Wm. Huff
Laying Up An Auto
Practical care tips for winterizing a car. Deflate tires or remove them, clean rims, coat rust areas, drain cooling system and gasoline, preserve oiling system and bearings, clean exterior, and cover with a large cover to protect from dust.
Canadian inventor develops two way direction indicator for cars
A Canadian inventor created a foot operated direction indicator with front and rear dials showing ahead left right and stop. The system uses green red and white lights at night and signals a minute or two before the car moves, without interfering with operation.
Phioem and Sapwood Described in Scientific American
A brief note from Scientific American references the phioem and sapwood, terms related to plant vascular tissue. The mention suggests a focus on tree physiology and the plant’s transport system, highlighting how sapwood conducts water and minerals.
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Scientific American
Cast Iron Magnets Offer Cheap Permanent Magnets
A simple process makes cast iron permanent magnets workable. Heat the iron casting to handling temperature, plunge into a chemical bath to remove impurities, then magnetize with electric coils. Cast iron magnets are 10 to 15 percent weaker in field than steel but match steel in permanence and cost, and for intricate patterns cost only half as much.
How to Clean Rusted Bolt Threads with Emery Paste
To restore stubborn rusty threads on bolts and nuts, mix powdered emery with grease and smear the threads inside the nut and on the bolt. Then turn the nut or bolt and run it back and forth over the threads until smooth. This method proves effective on difficult cases.
Map of Petrified Forest Survey Finds Fossil Wood Stone
The United States geological survey issued a map of the Arizona Petrified Forest surveyed in 1910. The fossil trees are hundreds of thousands or millions of years old, silica turned wood now colored agate. The forest lies just south of the Santa Fe line in Navajo and Apache counties and is accessible by wagon from Ada mana.
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Arizona Petrified Forest
United States Geological Survey
Santa Fe Railway
Navajo
Apcahe Counties
Ariz
Adamana
Curvature of the Earth and Ocean Surface Asked
A 19th century assertion states the curvature of the ocean for each mile equals eight inches times the square of the mile count. It claims land above water would share this curvature if leveled to the ocean surface, using the ocean as the base for all calculations.
Removing Acid Stains From Laboratory Instruments
A practical method to remove acid stains from lab instruments involves rubbing with pearl ash, boiling briefly in soap water, drying in magnesia powder, and polishing with a dry cloth.
Trees and Electricity Resistances Vary With Temperature
Massachusetts experiment station researchers G. E. Stone and G. H. Chapman report tree electrical resistance changes with temperature. They note higher resistance at low temperatures and lower resistance at high temperatures, creating diurnal and annual resistance cycles, with the cambium face showing the least resistance.
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G. E. Stone
G. H. Chapman
Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station
Messrs. Stone and Chapman
Wilson's Remedy Promises Cure for Lung Troubles
A minister in New York and a Michigan woman tout Wilson's Remedy as a powerful lung and throat treatment. They claim it saved them from severe illness and suggest others with lung issues should request free information from Wilson's Remedy, Westwood, New Jersey.
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New York
Michigan
Wilson
Westwood, N. J
Carmega Toilet Powder Ad Highlights Delicate Oriental Scent
A vintage advertisement promotes Carmega Toilet Powder as ideal for women and babies. It emphasizes absolute purity and safety for infants, with a delicate oriental fragrance and a 25 cent price per box.
Sweet Pea Seed Offer Promotes Florals and Extras
An advertisement urges sweet pea lovers to buy eight packets of choicest named varieties for 25 cents, including orchid flowers and extra packets of poppies and early asters. It also promotes Spencer varieties for 50 cents and a postal offer on gladiolus bulbs, insisting coin remittance is preferred.
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Estherville
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
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