Forest fires reported near Cole Hill on hazy week
A week of fires near Cole Hill drew district attention as three fires burned in different directions causing hazy air. Local residents like Charles Tule and L J Tule from Warren visited relatives while anglers prepared for trout season with reports of sizable catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Hill
Charles A. Tule
L. J
Warren
Grand Valley
G. X. Wentworth
Warren Williged P. Cole
Martin and Son
Ellis
Beers
South
Clarence Potter
Mike Jordan
Garland
C. Southwick
John Day
Youngsie
Ray McChesney
Rex
Building Better Babies by Margaret M Edwards
A guide for mothers on child nutrition and feeding habits. It urges observation of a child’s reactions to foods, colors, and textures, notes common aversions, and stresses that proper meals, exercise, rest, and a supportive home environment foster physical and mental health. It also suggests starting National Child Health Day with proactive parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Edwards
Sociate
American Child Wealth Association
John Merry
Alix
Yous
Local Notes From Around Town This Week
Ross Till, Curt Southwick and Charley Putnam conduct small farm transfers. Nellie Wentworth visits Warren. Mrs Tripp travels from Garland on business. Donald Conklin, local school teacher, visits Sugar Grove. Some farmers report garden planting underway this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Till
Curt Southwick
Charley Putnam
Grand Valley
Nellie Wentworth
Warren
Tripp
Garland
Donald Conklin
Sugar Grove
Disinfection methods and Germ Killing Basics
B G S Herben outlines disinfection for the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society and Warren County Tuberculosis Committee. He notes no single perfect method, with sunlight and cleanliness key to reducing germs, and discusses soap and water, brushing, boiling, alkali additives, steam, dry heat, fumigation with formaldehyde as a provisional agent, and cautions on proper use to avoid contamination and rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. S. Herben
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Warren County Tuberculosis Committee
Om Hoor
Sugar in drinks fuels US energy intake says report
In Washington on April 14 a USDA report notes that sugar once a luxury now provides about 1.1 percent of total energy in US diets. Dr. W W Skinner cites bottled carbonated beverages as a major factor, with consumption near ten billion ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
W. W. Skinner
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Antiseptics and deodorants described in a dental note
The passage explains that antiseptics may delay germ growth and food decay but do not always kill germs. Mouthwash can slow decay around teeth and curb bacterial multiplication, while deodorants reduce odors but may not eliminate all germs.
Fair Weather Aids Fight On Corn Borer Menace Erie
April 18 note explains farmers in several Pennsylvania counties are urged to clean up corn stubble and destroy borers before May 1. State agent E H Rohrbeck says clear weather helps plowing and destruction, with new farm machinery, educational outreach, and posters guiding the effort. Public displays and circulars reinforce the campaign across Beaver Butler Crawford Erie Venango Mercer Lawrence Warren counties.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
E H. Rohrbeck
Pennsylvania State College
Beaver
Butler
Crawford
Trie
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Warren
Federal
State Department of Agriculture
State College Agricultural Extension Service
County Agricultural Extension Officers
Sugar from Coca Cola Bottles Reveals Vast Consumption
Dr Skinner notes half pint bottles annually represent about 195000 tons of sugar, enough to feed seven million New Yorkers with daily rations for six months. The mass would form a four million cubic foot lump comparable to a 500 foot by 21 foot by 40 foot building.
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Skinner
New York
Froth magazine names Penn State staff editors
J N Miller of Pittsburgh and Orlando S Pride of Butler chosen as editor in chief and business manager for Froth humor magazine at Pennsylvania State College. Other staff include Chalmers C McElin advertising manager and Robert A Wilson circulation manager.
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State College
J. N. Miller
Pittsburgh
Orlando S. Pride
Butler
Froth
Pennsylvania State College
Chalmers C. McElin
Renfrew
Robert A. Wilson
Scranton
Burn Fawkey
Kingston
Franklin K. Esterly
Reading
Francis A. Harvey
Malvern
Wilson S. Creal
Warren
James W. Crow
Pottstown
Charles Aa. Heinze
Johnstown
James C. Inghram
Waynesburg
Harry EB. Pfeifer
New Brighton
John R. Stevenson
City
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kendle
Tomorrow's horoscope notes auspicious conditions if old lines are followed, with strong financial prospects and broad ambitions. Those born today near year’s end face treachery risks. a notable nativity highlights Wayne Mac Veagh. A Scotsman’s deathbed reflection closes the piece.
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Lfe
Wayne MacVeagh
United States
Kidney Flushing Remedy Promises Relief
The ad warns that drugs excite the kidneys and urges drinking soft water with four ounces of Jad Salts daily. It claims acids in blood strain kidneys, causing back pain, night urination, and bladder issues, offering Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive, home remedy to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys.
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Bellmar Trading Corpanatient
Ierman Jensen
Alfred C. Swart
Gail J. Ev
Warren Gravel & Supply
Sam Wolfe
Cornelius J. Moynihan
Yard B. Thompson
Partners
Pittsburgh & Freeport
James Foler
Wilson
Otis Crosby
Iam Conklin
Arthur Conklin
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Viola Stiles
Andrew Sevok
G. F. Lutz
Greenland-Lutz
Tata Rice
George Patton
Ifaibroad Company
Guy Kinnear
Pennsylvania, Railroad Company
Katherine Moore
A. G. Bunce
Frank F. Moore
W. P. Hawks
Guardian
Rose Harmon
Shanghai
United Press
Metzger-Wright
Tri-State Buying Syndicate
Hartz Mountain Canary
Irself
Cretonne
Whittall
Wilson Crealon
Genevieve Kendle
Byron
West Main St
Youngsville
C. P. Cloak
Glen Ave
Elwood City
SAT
Goer Morin
Supce
Thame EC Court
Woomah
Darrearie P
Aland
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