Foods and vitamins discussed by doctors at AMA session
Doctors from multiple specialties at the annual American Medical Association meeting in San Francisco debated how foods affect health and disease. W W Duke noted hereditary susceptibility to certain foods while Alonzo E Taylor described diet building around milk. Katherine Scott Bishop cited vitamin effects in cereals and greens on reproduction. E V McCullum presented bone growth vitamin findings.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
American Medical Association
W. W. Duke
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Food Board
Alonzo E. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Food Research
Katherine Scott Bishop
University of California
E. V. McCullum
Johns Hopkins University
Stanford University
Water Power Prompts Industrial Shifts to Open Areas
Chicago reports say hydro electric power enables decentralization of manufacturing from congested centers to open regions. The Illinois Committee bulletin notes motion pictures radio and new devices in the electrical age reduce lonesomeness and spur relocation as industries follow waterpower and labor, reshaping growth and employment patterns.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ilinois Committee On Public
The
Bulletin
Dismal Swamp Fire Devours Large Forest Area
A massive forest fire sweeps several square miles of the Dismal Swamp near Norfolk and Portsmouth, with lumber camps backfiring to defend holdings. Firefighters, aided by rain forecast, struggle to contain the blaze spreading toward the Dismal Swamp Canal and surrounding timber tracts. Dense smoke blankets Hampton Roads as crews work to protect camps and salvage timber resources.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Hampton Roads
Portsmouth Ditch
Jordan Lumber Company
Richmond Cedar Works
Thorbuckle Lumber Company
Officials in Quandary Over Ships Liquor
Washington officials faced a delicate international crisis over ship liquor. Great Britain rejected the American two sided treaty offer to extend search and seizure to twelve miles while temperance forces in Congress hinder relief. Officials doubted any immediate remedy and warned the dry sentiment would hamper legislation.
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Washington
Great Britain
Congress
United States
Marquis Curzon
House of Lords
State Department
Lord Curzon
Acord International Relief
Bond Granted in Cumberland Court Murder Case
Attorney Byrd protests as Garrett is admitted to bail of 25000 after a circuit court hearing for the murder of Rev. E. S. Pierce at Cumberland Courthouse Baptist parsonage. Garrett wounded in the shooting and treated at a hospital. Bond signed by Pribble Scott Garrett and Walker. returnable July 26 at Cumberland circuit court.
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Cumberland
Garrett
ES. Pierce
Jane 5
B. D. White
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
White
William M. Justis
Defense
Commonwealth
Milton P. Bonifant
Richard Evelyn Byrd
W. Scott Garrett
Gordon Walker
Cumberland County
Garretts
Mayor is Fined for Auto Speeding in Martinsburg
Mayor H G Tonkins pled guilty before a justice of the peace and was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding along the Martinsburg pike toward Winchester avenue. Sheriff Dean, driving on the same route near the junction, testified the mayor’s car passed at an estimated 50 to 60 mph. Tonkins was later contacted to appear that evening.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
H.G. Tonkins
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester Avenue
Dean
Pike
Sponge Cake Imitates Real Sponge, Lacks Sand
A humorous exchange describes a sponge cake crafted to resemble a real sponge. The husband notes it imitates a sponge closely except for missing sand and shells, while praising its overall likeness.
Debtor Teases Clash Over Payment With Father Visit
A terse quarrel overheard has a creditor aiming to collect a bill by visiting the father. The reply hints the father will be seen just before the creditor. The exchange suggests unresolved financial tension in a domestic or street encounter.
Lamp Globe Item Sought In Village Store Sale
In a village store Tommy asked for a lamp globe while noting his mother wants it as strong as the bacon she bought earlier from the shop. The exchange hints at a generic minor purchase in a local shop setting.
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Tommy
Reducing Losses in Hog Shipments
Government guidance warns that up to tens of thousands of hogs die or arrive crippled at stockyards each year due to rough handling and improper pre shipment feeding. To curb waste, hogs should be rested before shipment, not crowded, not fed heavy rations, and loaded with secure chutes to prevent injuries.
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Agricut
United States Tansient of Agriculture
Department
Trees Require Cultivation Says Oklahoma Horticulturist
D MOORING of the Oklahoma A and M extension division says trees need cultivation like any farm crop. He notes potatoes may be grown between young trees, reducing as trees grow, and advises maintaining mulch around the trunks from early summer to late July, continuing cultivation through August in dry years.
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D. CO
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
More Attention to Fences
The article notes little new fence building in years and heavy labor on aging fences. Repairs give only temporary relief as other sections fail, allowing livestock to damage crops before breakdowns are found.
Corn Most Important Crop In U S Agriculture
The article states corn as the leading US crop by acreage and value and notes yield depends on seed quality. It suggests reducing harvesting costs by using hogs to harvest the crop in the fields during the fall.
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United States
Wall Paper at Cost for 30 Days at N G Hottle
Sale signals fall stock clearout with wallpaper offered at cost for 30 days. Store at 468 Main St carries paints varnishes oils enamels turpentine linseed oil calcimine alabastine and related supplies from N G Hottle.
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N. G. Hottle
Main St
Pastor to address class at Brad dock Street church
The Rev. B. V. Switzer will address the Golden Rule Bible Class of Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South tomorrow morning. A large attendance is expected and organizers hope to repeat last Sunday's record of 203 attendees.
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B. V. Switzer
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rest Sunday School Yard Party a Success in Virginia
Rest Virginia June 30 The yard party hosted by the Rest Sunday School was a success. Visitors included Mrs E Z Jefferson of Pittsburg Mrs Harry Mouldin Sr Miss Ruth Cooper and Julian Cooper Mr and Mrs H Mouldin Mr and Mrs H B Sell and Paul of Hagerstown and Mr and Mrs Walter Flowers and child. Sympathy goes to the family of Miss Hattie Cline of Ridgeway who died after a long illness. Frances Mouldin and companion visited Charles Town West Virginia Thursday.
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Rest
E. Z. Jefferson
Pittsburg
Harry Mouldin
H. B. Sell
Harry Mouldin Jr
Paul
Hagerstown
Walter Flowers
Hattie Cline
Ridgeway
Frances Mouldin
Charles Town
Ww. Va
Plant Soy Beans In Corn For Protein Rich Feed
Corn is the base for feeding rations and farmers can boost protein by growing soy beans at home. Plant soy beans in your corn this year to increase protein feeds and reduce costs for tankage and meal.
Rye as Nurse Crop for Alfalfa Usage
Rye has been used successfully as a nurse crop for alfalfa but barley wheat and oats are more commonly used.
138 Acre Farm for Sale with Creek Flats on Pike
Listing offers 138 acres including 25 acres creek flats on a main pike for $1,000. A seven room dwelling in excellent condition with a large lot and stabling is $4,500. Four six room half houses on Main Street priced as a $7,200 investment. Inspections invited for improved or unimproved property. Fire and Life insurance offered by strong companies.
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Pike
Main Street
Greatness and the endless pursuit of greatness
A reflective quote by T I Glover on the constant pursuit of greatness and the notion that the greatest works and men are never finished but merely beginning. The inscription emphasizes ongoing striving and legacy.
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T. It. Glover
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