Brighton News notes visits and relocations across families
Mrs Edgar Johnson and daughter uth and her mother Mrs Henry Kientz of San Benito Texas visit Brighton for a week. Mr and Mrs Cooper are hosting. Several relatives travel between Corpus Christi Chicago Long Beach Wayland and Fairfield. A birth announces two daughters to Delmer Crile near Trenton. Charles R Johnson faces hospital care while Leonard Pohren enters navy induction. Continuous family movements mark the local social map.
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Brighton
Sdgar Johnson
Uth
Henry Kientz
San Benito
Texas
Rs. Johnson
Onry
Corpus Christi
C. D. Cooper
Oper
Kientz
Johnson
Chiago
Corpus
Amp Pine
N. Y
Ernest Zickerfoos
Henry Neff
J. EB. Luckenbill
Long Beach
Calif
Edna Grile
Mediappolis
T. H. Lueckenbill
Clive
Carla Luckenbill
T. C. Coffin
Pleasant Plain
Mest Zickerfoos
Baby
Wayland
Ralph Brown
Mra Brown
Camp Maxey
Nellie Brown
C. W. Long
Ohio
Charles R. Johnson
Jefferson County Hospital
Il. Corp
Keith Willis
Needles
R. H. Tracy
Edna Crile
J. C. Lueckenbill
Darla
Rlank
Fairfield
Leonard Pohren
Chris Pohren
Navy
Pvt
Clifford Pohren
San Antonio
Delmer Crile
Trenton
Mt. Pleasant
Crile
Margaret Kientz
Lester Kientz
Ross Day
Larry
Burlington
Ray Day
Richland
Ross Day Home
Ainsworth Notes Honor Amy Hemphill At U P Church Event
A July 31 report from Ainsworth notes Amy Hemphill will marry in August. The U P Church held a pot luck supper with a short program featuring Mildred Pressly Betty Colthurst Mary Ellouise Gardner Mary Dee Orris Reid Orris and George Colthurst. The bride to be received a bouquet and $45 from the congregation. Amy’s fiancé Mr Schutt of Oakville attended. Mrs McFarland reported her son Cpl Lloyd B McFarland is safe after sea ice swims near an unnamed town and has a new address in New York City. E R Butterworths welcomed a son born to Mrs Porter Lowry in Independence Missouri. the father serves in the U S Navy in the South Pacific.
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U. P
Amy Hemphill
Aimsworth
Amy
Mildred Pressly
Betty Colthurst
Mary Ellouise Gardner
Volk
Mary Dee Orris
Reid Orris
George Colthurst
Lo Uiiles
Cpl
Lloyd B. McFarland
Service Squadron
c/o
New York City
E. R
Alfalfa Shows Phosphorus Deficiency Signs
Alfalfa develops abnormally in soils lacking phosphorus. Symptoms include short fine stems with small pointed grayish green leaves and only slight color difference from healthy plants. Growers need experience to recognize the deficiency before severe stress.
Origin of Soil and Phosphorus Availability
The origin of a soil largely drives phosphorus fertility. Soils from low phosphorus materials tend to be deficient while high total phosphorus soils may be insoluble due to lime. The key is the soil’s ability to release phosphorus, not the total content.
Sunstroke and Heat Stroke Guidance From Western News
Two emergencies tied to hot weather are sunstroke and heat stroke. Symptoms include dizziness, high fever, and dry skin. Treat by cooling the body, applying ice behind ears, and giving cold drinks with table salt. heat exhaustion requires cooling and salt intake to restore fluids.
Allergies grouped into three classes
Hay fever is a form of allergy. Dr. H. K. Detweiler outlines three major allergy types: atopic bacterial and contact. Atopic includes hay fever and various sensitivities. bacterial includes tuberculin sensitivity and infections. contact covers skin inflammations from plants chemicals and metals. Some heredity links exist mainly for atopic type. Treatments include testing and pollen vaccines with limited proven prevention. Example questions discuss swollen ankles and hair loss remedies.
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H. K. Detweiler
Toronto
Bulletin of the Academy of Medicine
Detweiler
First Aid to the Ailing House Tips by Whitman
Household questions cover chimney screening to stop flying insects and draft, linoleum gloss options, year round hot water drain, basement moisture repairs, crushed rock garage floors, aging refrig erator whitening, chair finish dull varnish, and preventing sticking steel casement windows with shellac and hinge lubrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Whitman
Maine Separated Geographically From Massachusetts Before Statehood
The text notes that Maine was part of Massachusetts prior to its 1820 statehood admission, despite being geographically separated from the rest of the colony.
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Maine
Massachusetts
First Torpedo Sinks Housatonic Off Charleston in 1864
The Housatonic became the first vessel sunk by a submarine during the Civil War when torpedoed by a Confederate vessel on blockade duty off Charleston South Carolina on February 17 1864.
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Housatonic
Charleston
S. C
2000 Miles Long Mackenzie River Runs Across Canada
The Mackenzie River in northern Canada extends more than 2000 miles making it one of the continent’s longest waterways. It traverses vast northern terrain and supports regional travel and ecosystems along its route.
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Mackenzie River
Canada
Three of Twenty Killed in Ky Airliner Crash
An American Airlines jet crashed near Trammel Kentucky en route from Cleveland to Memphis. Three of the twenty dead were stewardess Josephine Kane 28 Cleveland pilot Captain Harry A Stiller Pittsburgh and Captain B A Carpenter who joined in Cincinnati. Survivors include Lieutenant Glenn Fellows Dallas and S K Hoffman Williamsport.
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American Airlines
Trammel
Josephine Kane
Cleveland
Harry A. Stiller
Pittsburgh
B. A. Carpenter
Cincinnati
Memphis
Glenn Fellows
Dallas
Tex
S. K. Hoffman
Williamsport
International
U S Sends Peru Dressed Hog Thistles and Hair to Brush Makers
The U S department of commerce indicates American brush manufacturers may receive substantial quantities of dressed hog thistles horsehair and cattle hair from Peru in 1943. Previously these products were used in limited quantities by domestic paint brush makers.
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Peru
U. S. Department of Commerce
Rock phosphate as cheap fertilizer for clovers and alfalfa
Rock phosphate proved affordable and effective for growing clovers and alfalfa. These crops store phosphorus and return it to the soil in a readily available form when plowed under or when manure is spread, boosting soil fertility.
Burlap Bags From Jute Used Across Americas
Burlap made from jute serves as sugar and coffee bags in the Americas and similar burlap in the United States is used for many crops bags upholstery meat packaging linoleum and other uses. Military uses include sand bags and camouflage.
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Americas
United States
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Ainsworth News
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Kk. E. McFarland
Dick and
Billy
Wilma
Ernest Eisely
Crawfordsvile
Western News
Union
Dr. Barton
WIN Features
Bay State
Knox
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Joseph N. Renner
Washington
Solomons
United States Navy
Captain Stiller
Kane
Captain Carpenter
Washington City
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Journal Office
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