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Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
Fl Centrans Join
Veterans Farm,
And Home Group

Five Imperial Valley residents
were appointed members of the
California Veterans Home and
Fam committee.
The new committee members are
Edward G.. Atkins Carson McNa-
NEE Et ward II Henderson. Norman
G. Deaton, and r.. p. Ostrandcr. all
of FL Centre.
This committee, statewide in ma
iurc, Is being formed to campaign
for the passage Of proposition No.
l on the November ballot PROPOSE
ton No. / carries a $50 100000 bond
issue, tie proceeds of which will
be devoted to the purchase of homes
and farms for California veterans
Of WorlC War II. This activity will
be administered by the Veterans
Welfare board of California. which
was organized in 1921 for the pur-
pose Of serVicing. in a like manner,
the veterans of World war I.
During the % years of it's ex-
jStence, the board has purchased
10000 properties fer veterans, cost
ing $50 100000 This plan has never
cost the taxpayers a single penny,
and, according to E. w. Bolt, state
chairman of the Veterans Home
anC Farm committee, the Califor-
MIA Plan has been 50 successful
that cher states are contemplate
ing similar legislation for their re-
turning veterans.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
Of Interest to Women
Alice Mae Harrison. Army
Officer to Wed Saturday

for the army. At present he is in
structing at an army camy at Vic
torville.
Miss Harrison has asked the
bridegroom sister, Miss Jennifer
Holt of Hollywood, TO be her maid
Cf-Eonor and Miss Louie Chamli,
of FL Centro tc be her bridesmaid.
Doris Laird will be flower girl.
Lieutenant Donald Peterson Of Ms
soula. Mont. will BE- best ma i.
and Technical Sergeant w. j..
Leatherberry of the Ell Centro Ma
rinc Air station, brother in-law OF
the bride, will be usher.
The bridcgrocm'S mother will be
GeWn from Hollywood for the we'd
ding Eu; his father, the we'll known
motion picture actor. il stationed
IN a cavalry camp at FL Reno. Okla
homa, and will he unable to attend
Mr2. Allen FerkirS Of Hollywood.
another sister Of the bridegroom.
also will be down from Hollywood
for The wedding.
Miss Harrison attended
schools of El Cen'ro. where = |
participated in many activities. 1t
Holt attended Culver Mill ary acad-
my where he was commander of
the Black Horse troops. Later ha
attended the University of South
ern Californ; He is in tie army
lir force.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
Baptists Observe
Children's S Day

Children's day was observed sue
cessfully at the First Baptist church
Sunday in a combined morning
worship service in which children of
the Bible we're portrayed by var
ious members of the church school.
Leading roles in the pageant were
playec by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hawk
ms, their daughters, Neva and Nam
cy. Don White and Bobby Dayen-
port.
After the service the church
school had a picnic on the McCabe
school grounds
l.. j. Sharp is superintendent of
the church school.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
Family Reunion
Held in {. c.

The Ecme of Mr.. and Mrc. Her
bert Harris Of 839 Olive, FL Centro
was the scene of an all-day family
reunion Sunday in honor of Mrs
Marie Olson, who is visiting in
Imperial Valley from Minneapolis
Minnesota.
Those present were Mi and Mrs
Ward McGrew and ion of Mclo-
land; Mi and Mr.. V. II. Bor"' tedt
and family of Brawlcy, Mr., and
Mrs. I. w. McGrcw CT Ell Ccntro;
Mr.. ard Mrs. John +. waterman
OF Edgewild ranch; Mrs. Olson:
John Bjorgum; and tho hest and
hoStess.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
FAMILY HAS REUNION
TO WISH SGT. LUCK

PAWTUCKET, r. l., June 10. tUP)
1t took the war to reuni.c Sgt
Joseph l.. Noel his i've sisters
and a brother he hadn't seen for
% years.
81. .,oel had been wandering
about the country since he left
home at 49, At the age of Il he
ioined the army l6 months ago
When he was told he might be
going overseas soon he decided to
visit his family in Pawtucket
His sisters came from such wide
ly scattered spots as New York
City and Fall River Mass, while
brother journed all the way from
Canada to join the family gather
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
'ETTY OFFICER RECEIVES
LIPS INSPECTED BY WIFE

AKRON. o., June 10. CUPp-Mrs.
E. c. Scarhough, employed in a
local war plant, has proof that she's
directly helping her husband by
her work.
In letter written from the Mar
shall Islands, First Glass Petty Of
ficer F. C. Scarbough wrote that
he had opened a package of gun
lips and found thai the packing
Slip said: inspected by Mrs. Ber-
nice Scarbough."
"ThoSe clips you work on have
saved us several times" he wrote.
7 wanted 20 send your packing
slip back to you. but l had to dive
into a Watery fox-hole, where it
was lost.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
WE
the Women
BY RUTH MILLET

A few years ago every time a
women went to a lecture or picked
Up a magazine she was told that
being a good mother wasn't en-
oueh. That she owed it 10 herself
o be person.
Well, the new doctrine caught
on, as it was bound to. In fact it
,aught on entirely too well.
A great many women, in their
1hole-hearted acceptance of the
reed, mjsinterpreted mot enough
to be good mother" to mean mot
important to be a good mother"
So they got busy being other
hin,gs at the expense of being
good mothers They ran around
in circles being club women. They
wasted away their time trying to
stay eternally young. They tried
70 out-do each other at being
charming hoStesses and making
heir homes the proper back
,round fer entertaining. Or they
concentrated on careers.
Then came the war and they
switched their efforts to volunteer
war work or took on war jobs.
and their children suffered from
Neglect, even though they weren't
privileged according to the
Welfare workers use of the word,
Their homes had enough to eat;
md they had proper clothes.
-OSE INTEpESr
But they didn't have mothers
Who thought the job of mother
ho0d their most important JOB
Gncc upon a time you couldn't
i've woman higher praise than
0 say she was fine mother
But when women discovered that
,cing a good mother wasn't enough,
hey lost interest in being consider
ed good mothers.
In fact you almost never hear
he phrase Today, unless 1t is
,pOken somewhat condescendingly
a really successful woman, one
Who cXcelS, say, at the important
business of entertaining, or who
laS an tnviable career, or who is
Well-E,.OWn club woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
Churches
Schools

Mis- Alice Mae Harrison, dau9E-
ter Of Mrs. Alice Harrison OF FL
Centro, ana LiCuvcnant Charles
John Holt. Jr., sen cf CAPTAIN and
Mrs. John Holt, ST. Of Hollywood
will be married next Saturday in
st. Paul's Epi conal church in FL
Centre.
The young couple met a year ago
while Lieutenant Holt was stationed
at the Ell Ccn'ro Marine Air sta
ten on a special service project
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19

being evident in lneir playing plus
a musicianly Interpretation Of their
ccmposluons, many having marked
styles of their CWr.
Solos were played by Jackie
Womack, Virginia Pinkney, Geral-
dine Hays, Beverly Holmes, Joan
Klyne, loretta Smith, Lalla Sue
Reed, Patricia McEuen, Eleanor
Roberts, Nancy He'll, Ida Ruth
Robertson, Dorothy Hatch, the pro-
gram climaXing with a TWO piano
numbeI' by Ida Ruth Robertson and
Eleanor Roberts
Many flowers and the pretty
frocks OF the young performers lent
= decorative nCte to the recital.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
Two Homes Looted
Over Week End

Two burglalies occurred in the
rural area CT Imperial county dur
ing the week end Sheriff Roeort
W. Ware said Monday.
Mrs. George Scott said someon'
cut the screen On the back door O.
her hCme wcs' cf Fl Ccn5ro an'
took a watch, a string of pearls, al
electric iron, wearing apparel {
thermometer. and 800 PENNIES. :
A. p. Brock eajd his house ma
Wunn's gravel pit was looted OF {
Guitar. an electric mo or and :
camera.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
TO FATTENING FOOD Is
FEST SLIMMING EXERCISE
BY ALICIA HART
NEA staff lVritCr

Pushing back calorie-loaded food
anc reaching for the non-fattcn-
ers are two exercises that will rare
ly fail a girl who wants to literally
cut a figure.
That's what the girls in Holly
wood say, the clcvcrcst of whom
know calorie charts as we'll as you
know your ABC's, and use than as
the guide TO what they eat.
For instance, Evelyn Kcycs
you'll see her soon in the now
thriller -chiller, Stalk tNe Hunter
says she sets a daily calorie count
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
SON ANNOUNCED

Captain and MI Cyvan y. Glaze
announce The birth &C dluChter,
Linda r. tolle, at .he Fl Centre kos-
pital Monday morning. The balN'e
mother is thn former Mes B"tty
Reid. daughter Of Mrs. Fstcllc Reid
OF 4}6 SandalWoOd drive, Ell Ccntro.
Captain Glaze is attending com
munications school at Fort Man
mouth, New JerseY.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
DEATH SUMMONS RESIDENT
OF HOITVUJE DISTRICT

William Henry Rudd, &c, died
Saturday at his home five miles
northeast Of H0ltvilic
Ho was tcrn in Missouri and had
made bis homo in Imperial Valley
II years.
FunPral services were expected to
be held in FL Centro Tuesday af
ternOCn.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
CALENDAR
MONDAY

To,StmastcrS, 6;l5, California no
tC'
Carpenters, 7;20. Erhor Temple
TUESDAY
Central labor Council, 500 pm,
Labor Tcmplc
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19
n0NS CHaRGES FRAVD

FENO. New. june 10. tUPl
Doris Duke Cromwell charged j.
an action filcd in WashOc count
cCur' here MOrGay ttat a New Jer
sew chance"y court doCiei II dcclar.
ing her Reno GiVn"Cc from Jamo'
H. +. Cromwell inV1li3 was in.
dIIccd ty gro"g freud pcrr"iratHc
tn the court Ivy fake fc'timony'
and therefore va "uull and void.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19

for herself and sticks to it. BY care
full computing, she can get in all Of
The needed foods without exceeding
her cal0ria but get.
What happens explains Evelyn,
"is You learn what a pat of butter
cos.s yol in calories, and settle for
half a pat, when it's necessary to
kecr WITHIN your daily allotment.
WhaA you know that cup of
crcamod ard sJgared coffee means
100 calorics, you don't take bat one
for brcak' $50 while you're ON diet.
Ard youU chcprfully substitute a
dish cf fresh berries for a chunk of
rich pastry when you realize what
your yum-yum dessert is going to
cost you.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19

los ANGELES. June 10. up
Two sharp earthquakes which rock
ed southern California within three
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-19

Lois K. Bray, above, of Tucka-
hoe, N. Y, served in the last
war as a Navy yeomanette and
she's in this war, too-but chose
the Army, to be in the same
branch as her husband, T/Sgt.
Harry p. Bray, now overseas.
A WAC top sergeant, she is pic
tured at her post in Ft. Dix, N, j.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

Mr.. Wrape said Local 600. St.
Louis, and Local 667. Memphis, Of
the international Brotherhood Of
Teamsters tAFL) stopped work in
sympathy with members of the Fort
Smith, Ark, local In their dispute
with Gordon Interstate, Inc, sep
arate company.
Union officials here would not
comment.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Teamsfers' Strike Ties Up
4 Million Pounds Of Freiuht

By the Associated Press
MEMPHIS, May 3.-Some 4,0OO,-
900 pounds of freight-most of 1t
connected with the war effort-Was
tied up yesterday by a walkout of
teamsters and warehousemen of
Gordons Transport, Inc, James w.
Wrape, company general counsel,
said
About 500 men and $50 trucks were
out, stopping operation throughout
the line, which extends from Chi
cago through st. Louis and Mem
phis, to New Orleans, Mobile and
Birmingham.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

There is a curse in your purse
and wallop in your wallet. Let
the Axis have it-through an extra
bond.
Help win the war by saving waste
kitchen fats!
Evening star., 1944-05-03

A. lots cotton neen dress with tiny puff sleeves and
pnafore effect Yellow blue. 3-6--3 49
B. Tiny tots printed percaIe pinafore with matching
Panties; contrasting rc-rac trim. 3-6----1 95
THE PALAIs ROYAL CHlLDRENs DEPT. THIRD FLOOR
c. 1een-agers mu-color check woven cotton tailored
sult-dress with white pique collar. l0-165 500
D. Teen-ase white pque eyeIet edged blouse for SUITS
skirts. and jumpers. 9-l5 o2
Cross-shtch embroidery effect full gathered spun
,ayon dirndl skirt. Blue, tan. o-l5 os
Evening star., 1944-05-03


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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16

Wie Die idweoil6e 3eitung u5tod-
bolm Eioningen' aus Berlin beri6-
tet, abnelt Vfiinden nad oem iieben-
ten aulierten 2uftangriff iebt itort ser
&eidsbouptltaot. g5 lit groBenteils
ausgebrannt lno Dem Grobooen qleif-
gemndt. 3ablrciHe Opfer liegen nod
lmner lnter ben Huinen, uuO Die
Berglmgsorbeitcn geben nur long1om
poron. Nm Die 8epolterung lit Elm
Nerbot erlollen moroen, lelbIt in oen
nod ltebenoen Soulern &o6- uno
Seudtgos 5ll benuben. Iu6 oie Bor-
orte llnO obne Gas, uno oos 9noreben
Der 0osbrcnner eriolgt nur unter
Dem Hilito Don Grplolionen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16

gfleae ser 4nnit, ga ia Die meiiten
5portorten fir Oen @reis ausge'
i6Ioiien iino. slud pbilantropiIt
8etotigung lit fiir Die alten in 8e.
trodt gu 5ieben. 5orgfGltige 9aut
|pflege, paIlenoe, in Der &egel oider(
&leiOung tommen in Der Spglene oes
r8etogten ipe5iea in 6rage. Sn1 81
ien feline lleberlottigung, nantentlid
bel 9eibgeri6ten!
Die @rfabrung bat ebenfolls &C
lebrt, ooB iltcre 2erte nift mie jim
gere einen &lunomebIel ertrogeI
f0nnen ooer cine lmgemobnte Seben9
meile. 8enn 3. 9. Elm 6arnter iell
2eben lang in Der gel1nOen SolO
luft Elm orbeit5reibe5 9cbcn 9eiitbr
bat lm0 leine alten Gage IN Der StoO
6el6lleBcn mill, 10 lcbt er nidt mebl
lange Die lngclunOc StoOtluft mi
Vtongel an 8elpegl1n9 unO BelNG1ti
gung bcpirten einen pl0bliden 81
Iamnrenbruh Ser 0elunobeit. llntdtiB
felt ldGoigt &orprr lm0 Weilt. Oar
um loute leOrr cine vieblin9sbeid)1f
tigunA Elm u9obbp" boben. Io2 9ib
9emcglng unO 3erltrerumg
- u. g., SbiO -
8cnn man bel elmer S0outucrgi'tlnl
bon Sunuh (Boiion Spp) loior
Init elmer Sage lturIcr Seize, cincn
ultoliihcn Greom oOer nit Oitilit1li
gem Gel iiber5iebt, 10 oringt oo<
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llml6l0ge nit elmer Holmg pol
BatlOOo, Gplon Salt ooer cine 9ui
lagC Don eincnl IN lborfen Glli9 &c
taudten lrO bubcn einc quite Mlr
fung
6p. g., Otp. -
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belt lit, mic Oic lcftiererilben 9lnb01r
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tulotion iibcr Ons Sein Nottcs mn
Oellcn TerbGltnis 5lum Nel60pflicbr1
Sem auf WrunO Der Vtpltif> ell
Strebru Oea aus Der 1Ottli6Cn GrO
Inung III Den 9}atl1rjultunO berubJc
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ritd5ufebrrn uuO ucrut0ge Der oltrd
9OttliUe GrleuNtltng bemirtteu I'm
|manOIunD mo 8criibrlMg nit Ben
DEM Nbloll1ten Die b0blte Wcisbei
|all2 Dem SNoucn Wottr5 ju lt0pir1
&urj no6 0enr crltcu @cltfric0,
bate lld) 0icIe lltfti1e rrligi0le glu
ldululuG bcion0ers in europa Der
brcitet Der Scll1iteuputer N. Yicpcl
bate Oanlals Die tbeolopbilbeu 2Srr
timer folgcnoermaBeu 5uIonrncn0e
iaBt:
v0rObe Itolien uuirre5 Nolfes
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1robocm bot 5ebuiu6t no6 Got
|Oie Otenden ergriffen. Auf sic bic
len ScbenSratlel, pober 2eben uni
1oo, worlm SiinOe lno &eio, mil
|man 9lntport. Das Gbril ltentltn1 mil
lcinen fluren vol1ngen miro Der
'lhlnabt 81 groB iino ieiue 6oroe
rllngcn.
Grlue jll bicten Icbcint oie Ibeolo
| pbie.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16

lnO 3uflm t. SeuicbcnO Our6oringt
er Die Webeimn;iie Der 0elt 6roglt
Ou nm Oos gnGe Ser 0jngc, Der lbcO=
Iopb meiB oue Oeine 9elorgniiie 5u 5yr.
Itrcucn. Die GpiDtcit brnl,d)t nle=
mano 81 fiirdten. 3ott tem1t teinr
S.iu,Oc, >r,o @ott bin ia icb.
8o5u lorgen nm Gut unO Dos? !?
lie gAl5e WcIt, Der 9lllgott miro &C.
leitet bon einCn1 Cilernen unentrlnn
barren WciCbe. ySo felnc tSrclbcit, Oa
feinc SiiuOr. 9So feline SiinOr, Oo
feline SNulO; no teinc S0ulO, On tcin
Nuf aus Scr licIc noh @rlolung.
Ter (bcoiopb lit EN- Dirflid)cr Sln=
titrilt. Sp lpriht Cr: Ser groBe
(lntcrlNico 5n.lNcu Gbriltentlm lmo
lbeoupb:r lit Ser OoB Oic lcbtcrc
ulht Noa IoJna OeS ltcuoerlrCtcnocl
Siibnopiera unumunt nit lcincr 10
gll6en 6olgc, Der Mcuc a1i Dem o.
tenbette.
Cua lino Oir Wrlmolo3cn Scr lbeo-
lppbic.
Ger lbrOiopb mill iciu njd)t en-,
lruOcru Oua g0ttlitbc Mrlrn. SiinOrns
los lDic Nott, trob ollrr Siln0rnnot,
Ucrnttct tr Ncuc lmO Grl0llmg 9Im=
mel lmo 00lle ljuo ibm IN iiberlulm=
0euer StnnOpunft. gr trGgt lciuCl
@ln1ncl in Iid, nirntola aber cine
00ue.
Non Ser yicbe ollcr ju allen, Don
Der Ncbrrridutn0 Ser XciorutDoItc1
l>rid)t oft Ser Sbcnupb: iO0ne mo
brriirfrnoc N&prtr mciB cr 5u finocu
itbrr 0cll 2irnlhrn, Ger On lit Elm
~Strohl Ser Onttbrit"; Ser blnltrcbt
5u iruenr HluId)o6r, Mls DEM ct &C.
borcn; man m0but rnt triitliH 8lltil
jppr ld) 81 babcn.
Saut ruit Oie Sbeolopbic in Oiv
Nelt: SGT bin 0us mobrc 0brlltru.
tl1u. ((nO iibcr brc MOrtr prr0. Bt
;mond) elmer ieiu Gbriltentlun.
9ie lbeoIOpbic lit cine Don lrncu
iollbrn Fropbctcn, Die in SNofairI
len rmbCrlbrcitcn imucnOig obcr rel.
Gruoc M0lie 1in0.
9{1r cincn StonONunft 9ibt cS ibr
grAruiibrr: N0uiAc 9lbIrbulmg"
Scotr ltcbt ou1 Den crlten glid,
Oub Oicle Srrlcbre pirl gr1ucinloul
Bat nit ben }lnb0ngrru mlrrcr
,,0brlltou SCirnre'.
- Nm. st., Wid).
Sngluer (Winger) miro gcmounrn
aus Der ySur5el elmer Yflau5c, Sic
lomoDl IN Nlt= ais olt6 III WeltinOicu
'm00lt. Sln 9auoel lmtcrheiOet man
lDpar5rn unO meiBcu Snglpcr. Oic=
lrr (lntunO riibrt obcr lcOiglid BON
ocn 9FctDoOcn Der, bic bcim Ginma-
Uen befolgt merocn. Iie bcltcu Wur=
5elll tonlncn nit 3llder cilgenod)t
Die 9robereu getrotfnet in Ocn 9an-
Del. Ser oltlnoilbe Sngmer but Dor
|Oen1 wetinOiIden ben Nor5ua 0aB
er jartcr uno penig ielerig lit. Sn
europa nalncntlih in england, uno
allA irit Sabren in uulcrelu NanOe
brnubt man oen Sngmcr sur BE-
reltlug Don Sngmerbrot Suglprr=
bier, Sn9lperlpeln ulm. Ios erlte lit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16


man ungeI6dlten, BEN man NIT etnen
WeiIer nod ettDoS abl6Glt. 8an5er
2Snoper teilt oen Speilen teinen sc. ~
l6ma6 nit, crit beim 5erltoBenen
Sngwer tritt er outage. 9leIe yeoti5
iiir oieienigen, Die Oen elgentltmllden
SngDergelbmad nt6t lteben. Au6 IN
DER Weoi5in, in Ser &on0itorei uno
in ser Standardization ftnOen ale
Nrtcn bon Sngper auSgeOebnte Ser'
menOunH uamentlIH bel oer 2ebtu>
henbcreitung. 8ei Dem 9lnfauf oeS
Sn9ucra liuO BroBC, fleiIdige, ooIllg
trudcne, iolt gerlldlole un0 ni6t
mlrnlltid)ige Stilde oor5ll5leben. 4e-
l6nitten n11B er etluaS mebltg, BON
bluMer, rotliher ISarbe uno fret bon
iC0Cm 0umpilgcn 0eru6 Iein. 0a er
lcitt icud)t miro uuo leidt 16inmelt,
nu,b rr an einem trodenen Srt, mo
cr Der Hllit ol1s1clcbt it, QufbeDabrt
mcrOCn
". SN'I Ou'
ySe mir iton por SuDrcl, uls oaS
Wcrc0c Don IoOcaltroblen auIfam,
Onralf ollfncrtlam mabten, cnts
brbrtc Oiclc lo9cn GrIinOung ieoen
millcl1dboitliNru @ultes. Die Wil-
lcnldnlt ertl0rtc lie Oamal3 uno au6
bclltr nod ula ,Numf''. G5 gibt ge-
mille Stroblcu Oic in nd6lter Ndbe
ld0Olid), 5crlt0reuo ODER to0lid) mir
fen, obcr cs gibt feine Stroblen, Die
uui cine groBere glrtfernltng Wten-
ld)rn 81 t0tcn, oocr Oegen1tdnoe 5u
5crltoren inrltanOe linO, uno eS miro
lic, nad) Der 9lnlltt unlerer gr0Btcn
Wi1icnld1aftlcr, in oQe Gtpigfeit uibt
gcbc1. Die BON 3eit 3u 3eit in Der
16leoenen N0nOern auftau6enoen &C.
rildte ilbcr lrnglaubli6 5erltorenoe
Strablcn umO onoere &rieg5moI1inen
lino mobl bercdnete S6red16iile ooer
1inO benz 8cbirn ieniationeuer He-
porter entlprungen. llnlere &riegS=
noromo11cn 'ino fitrd)terlib gen1g.
- j. 8, N., GaIif. -
Seicn Sic uubeIorgt, penu ooS
lcbte 8eridt i'm Gale Solepbat Oh
geboItcn miro, 10 miro l6on Oafiir
gclorgt lpcrOen 0uB aue Yteulben
bort EIab fin0en; 5uOem mer0en Die
ouicrltunOeueu Wcre6tcn in einem
Oeiltig Ocrtl0rten @eibe eribeincn, al
10 tclnru Nmm cimcbnen.
- Gb, Vs., Nis.
Sogcn Sie Dem boDgelebrten Sod
1bulnrlltcr, er olle leinc bo6mcile
yfnle clnn1al in Gin @el6i6tsipert
bInelnitcdcn. Solde Yopltfabeln 1ino
nl6t MIR DON tatbolil6en, lonoern
bon gcldibtsfunOigcn lmo nabrbeits.
llebcnocn proteltantilNcn 9iitoritern
ols 6abeln, lcere5 Wcl6ndb uno
9cbercl gebranOmarft noroen. Nue
Foplte, pom erlten angefangen Bis
5rn1 jeblgen baben oielelbe 2ebre
Gbrilti gelebrt uno berteioigt. Das
Wten1bllde, oaS ntan6en unter ibnen
'onbaitete, bat NIT Dem 0ogmu uno
ben feltgelegten firdli6en 5obl1ngen
nidts gelnein.
ySle Die ld1me0iIf1p 9pitunn IStnfz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16
ST. g., ObtO


uno 0iingltoffe. SumuS ODER orga-
ni16es Woterial lit bon GROCER 8td-
tigfeit bel Der MISUNDERSTANDING Ell
mes guten pbplil6en 3ultonoes i'm
BoOen. Die Woterialien, mel6e ge-
mobnli6 ols @unus betannt ltno, be-
lteben aus Den berfoulten ueberrelten
BON Bilan5en uno Sieren. @ebortge
@rndbrung Der Bflon3en lit Die be-
frieoigenolte Metbooe Der Germebrung
oeS SumuSgebolteS oes BoOenS. Oie
Oberteile uno Wur5ellplteme ser
Bflan5en 1padIen oiel groBer, menn
lie geb0rig nit Silan5ennobrung
perIor9t Deroen
Gin Setl oes Wur5ellDlten5 ltlrbt
ieoes Sabr ob uno bermebrt Oen 9u=
mus inn 8ooen. Oieie OtetboOe be-
leitigt Die an 1toB igen gigentiimlid-
teiten> mel6e nit ser Germenoung
bon Wilt oertniipft linO. Dies trifft
namentli6 bel HaIenf flo6en gu, uno
man iollte oaber Der. Oiingung oeSlel.
ben ote rid]tige 8eadtl1ng i6enten,
oa 0ies Die 8ur3ellDlteme 1tarft un0
Wi1t neniger nottpenoig fir &opf-
oitngung ma6t.
Dtelen SumuS muB man lt9 gu
oerl6affen lu6en> inOem man i'm
SerbIt trodene 8lGtter 5u einen
&ompoitbaufen 5ulammenbrtngt Das
nit oie 8ldtter inn ton1menoen 6rub-
iabr 0ur6 uno 0ur6 bertpelt ltn0,
muB man ote1elben in 2agen nit
@run0 Dernii6en, inOem man cine
Sage 8ldtter nit elmer Gage @runo
liberoedt, 0enn tpie0er cine Gage
8latter uID. Der gon3e 9aufen muB
gut 6ur6naBt uno iiber 8inter 0f.
terS umgeifi6tet peroen.
- Nrs. @m. g., SOMA
Sic mo9ten Geri 6ieoene5 erfob-
rem iiber Observation-Disclosures uno
olatetiid]e 8orl6riften fir alte 2eute
Seute, oie i'm Sitter borgeritdt lino,
erfabren. 2eute, Die i'm 9llter lino,
mitiien> Denn tie ibre @eIunobeit in
gutem 3uitan0 erbalten mouen, an
Oere 2ebensregeln befolgen olS jim
gere 2eute.
Dieie Nltersperiooe bat ibre belon-
oeren @eIunobeitsregeln, fir oos SUI
genoalter paBt nibt, mas 1t6 fir Den
polltraftigen Monn eignet, uno audi
Der @reis bat belouoere 0orIhriften
in gelun6beitliber Sinit6t 3u erfiil-
len. Vfan gebe 5l1nadlt 5u, oaB man
alt lit, lpiele ni6t mebr BEN Sugeno.
ll6en, lerne mebr uno mebr nit &c.
l6ma6ten Srganen uno perminoer-
ter 8ioeritanosfdbigteit re6nen. Sid
bitten Dor torperliben unogeiltigen
lleberanltrengungen lit zines Der er=
item @ebot eoes boberen 9lIters. 8e-
5ugli9 oes 56lafes, Der BEL aIten
Seuten oft erfabrungsgen6B oft
mangelbaft lit, lit inn angemeinen por
fiin1tli6en S6lafmitteln 3u tpornen.
Am tpi9tigiten lit Der &umor, Die
quite Saune, oas 6ernbalten leeli-
1ben Summers, oa cine frobe Sttm-
mung ein ausge5ei6netes 56lofmit.
tel lit. Cine fernere 2ebensregel lit:
it'd niemals benz MiiBiggang binee-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16
9littpsdh ben 16. glngnit 1914
Nu4kunN
0rs. s. 8. 9. Dbiu

Gin 2eler iteIlt uns folgenoes
Ameiienbertileungsmittel our Ser
fiigung, oaS @ras uno Bflan5en ni6t
i6ooet: Mon mil6t 8orar NIT 3nt'
fer uno ltreut 0ie Mii6ung auf Die
3ug1nge uno belonOers in Die gee'
tier ser 4meiIen, tporouf ite balo ber'
l6minoen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

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