Scout Camp Corn planter Draws Seventy Two Visitors
Despite rain and poor roads the new Scout Camp at Corn planter welcomed seventy two visitors last Sunday. Council members F. M. Caugher and Geo W Olmstead led camping efforts while volunteers and many families toured the site. Camp awards were presented to G W Olmstead and J H Gardner as others joined in camp improvement work and archery, bridges, and tests proceeded ahead of next week’s Council Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornplanter
F. M. Caugher
Geo
W. Olmstead
Walter Cox
Ludlow
C. P. DeLong
R. B. DeLong
E. K. DeLong
R. M. Delorr
F. M. Knapp
E. F. Huber
Lois Gardner
Frank Nelson
J. Ray Shepard
Jasper
Clarke Shepard
Thomas Gary
George Kennedy
Ed Masterson
Fred Wood
Jane Caughey
Freda Thelin
Marshal Mathis
Wall Erickson
John G. Dickinson
Robert Dickinson
Dorothy Gary
F. C. Bond
W. L. Neal
Jane
Ann Neal
J. &. Vessey
Warren
Wallace
G. W. Olmstead
Seff
C. H Gardner
Gardner
Test Council
Esecereees
Seneca Village
Mondy
Mr. Vessey
Board of Review and Court of Honor
Clifford Knowlton Merritt Rohlin
Charles Cable
Bob James
Oes
Red Cross Life Saver Demonstrates New Rescue Methods
Exclusive dispatch from New York details Commodore Wilbert E Longfellow of the American Red Cross presenting new life saving methods for drowning victims. Demonstrations show gripping the victim from the front, turning them on their back, towing and supporting ashore, then prone pressure resuscitation to revive breathing.
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Red Cross
Mary Blade
New York
Commodore Wilbert E. Longfellow
First
Ard
American Red Cross
Commodore Longfellow
Hed Cross Life Ssaving Corps
Red Grass Life Saving Corps
United States
Commodore
Wilbert E. Longfellow
Only a Scout Remembered as a Brave Young Defender
A Scout named J. Ray Shepard is honored as the bravest of the group after giving his life in service. The patriotic tribute notes his devotion to duty, God, country, and the Scout Oath. His death leaves sorrow for his father and mother and asks survivors to live up to the Scout name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ray Shepard
Daly
Diet and Health guidance for heat prostration and exercise
A reader asks about heat prostration and exercise during menstruation and fever. The text outlines dietary and cooling measures including high protein meats and dairy, vegetables and non acid foods, liberal water, cold baths, electric fans, light clothing, and minimal work. It describes warm and cold care depending on temperature, and references self-help articles and exercises for abdominal strengthening.
Schaefer Method of Resuscitation Demonstrated
An instructional guide on the Schaefer method for drowning resuscitation stresses using the chest compression technique without tools. It covers body stance, hand placement, rate, and the need for patient warmth, energy conservation, and continued effort for two hours or more with helper aid and medical pursuit.
Fire safety tips and Windsor Castle frieze described
The text offers basic fireStarting guidance emphasizing air and space, plus note of Windsor Castle receiving a new frieze 138 feet long illustrating 800 horses and figures of the king’s domains. The fragment combines homely advice with a royal art installation detail.
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Windsor Castle
Governors Take Scout Oath At New York Bear Mountain Camp
Three governors Alfred E. Smith of New York John F E Martineau of Arkansas and John F Trumbull of Connecticut plus generals and other prominent men joined Boy Scouts at Bear Mountain New York for the Moy Scout Oath aboard Barron Collier s yacht Flotida. The event followed an outdoor Hiawatha pageant and featured praise for the movement and a pledge by fourteen year old Armin Charles George Jr. A separate train wreck near Bear Mountain Bridge prompted Scout aid led by Dr Beaux A Lipser who described improvised tourniquets from seat towels and Scout assistance from the camp units.
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Tiva
New York Foundation
Boy Scouts of Ameren
Kuenakughke Lakes
Bear Mountain
N.Y
Barron Collier
Greater New York Boy Scout Foundation
Flotida
Ius
Alfred K Smith
America
Martineau
Arkansas
Boy Scout Movement
Gcommander Byril
National Scout Commission
Ec Aaniel Carter Read
Beaux A. Lipser
Lexington Avenue
New York City
New York
Ontario and Western
Hudson River
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Foundation of Greater New York
Bear Mountainark
Technological Marvels In Industry And Agriculture
The article highlights rapid-progress devices including a 70 spiles per hour machine powered by a 23 horsepower engine, and a British locomotive named George V surpassing 100 mph. It also describes Donald Woodward's electric plow using 103,009 volts to kill weeds and boost fertility, plus a buckwheat field yield surge. A railroad radio system enables voice talk between caboose and locomotive over long distance.
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Board of Review
Court of Honor
Aries Terts
Mr. Gardner
General Ee
Tast
G. Johnson
Huber
Mr. Road
Warren Service Clubs
Nichols
Penna, Ave
Pete McCabe
Penna, Ave. W
Imai
Bundell Auto Electrical Co
Ironies
Cros Ralles
Siovicisel
Brown
Conservatory
Phene
H. M. Bright
Penna, Ave. EL
W. McMarrow
Penne, Ave. E
Iam Davis
Bell Phoes
Warren, Ps
Ata
Ave
W, Warren
Bell Prone
Dotted
Curtis Maxwell Larsen
Lulu Hunt Peters
Lulu
Sreene Rats Seeran
Schaefer
England
Donald Woodward
Leroy, N
L. Roe
Pittsburgh
Mara
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