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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
4
A small Indiana mill announced its venture into invisible cloth, claiming a fabric that cannot be seen. Officials offered few details and future demonstrations were hinted at, drawing curiosity from local shops and residents.
Johns Hopkins incorporates nutrition into medical training with fourth year courses on therapeutic diets and cooking. Students will learn why regeneration occurs with proper nutrition and how to prepare meals, including vegetarian options, to aid anemia. The program aims to spread to other medical schools and colleges.
Fort Wayne Sentinel notes a Massachusetts paper listing persons denied licenses to operate motor vehicles during the week. Reasons include improper operation, holding no proper permits, and other safety concerns. The piece argues a statewide license law would curb dangerous driving and reduce street hazards.
An official of the University of Illinois cautions students not to work through college unless absolutely necessary. The same warning appears in St Bon’s College catalog advising prospective students to consider finances and avoid borrowing money to cover expenses.
A fragment from a Cleveland Plain Dealer report criticizes a reckless rider named Asshopper for weaving through traffic near the avenue. The piece notes his failure to yield and the danger posed to other drivers as he cuts across lanes and delays braking.
A 10 second grease melting method promises to end scrubbing as science shows Red Seal Lye dissolves grease quickly in hot water. The ad claims pots become clean and odor free without hands in the water, urging readers to buy the product.
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