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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
Daily Express Welcomes
Rev. Lawson To Dayton

Into thistown where Jim Grow
has too long and too often
spread his foul exhalations comes
some new, fresh breath. 1t makes
one hopeful of the future when
an individual comes into the city
with honest ideas and unafraid
80 express them. Such an indi-
vidual is Reverend Robert w.
Lawson, new minister at the First
Unitarian Church.
Reverend Lawson has only been
IN Dayton about two or three
weeks. Long enough, we think
for him to observe the niceties
of polite white society, especially
in it's unattached, above-the battle
attitude on the Negro question.
Yet, unprovoked , he expressed
some of the daring things "on
his mind" in the church bulletin.
Under the title of "Off the
Minister'S Chest" he told his con-
gregation:
l.. I am definitely not a Republi-
can.
2. Pm not too keen about the
Democrats.
8. Pm for FEPC and I can't see
how anybody of sound mind
and good will can be against
it.
4. I believe in planned parent
hood, sterilization and eutha-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
YWCA News

Mr.. George Kaniff is conduct
ing a social dancing class at the
West Side YWCA on Tuesday
evenings at 1880 pm. Instruc-
tions in waltz, foxtrot, two-step
and rhumba are given for one
hour class periods. The class is
open to men and women and reg
istrations may be placed by call
The Progressive Career Girls
ing AID 1922.
Club of the West Side YWCA
will present Mrs. Ralph La Moote
from the Women Voters in a dis
cussion on the United Nations on
Thursday evening, April T. at 8
pm. The Business Girls Clubs
have been studying the structure
and work of the United Nations
as their Area project for the
year, and this discussion will eli
max the study. The meeting is
open to the public. Mrs. Claudia
Sims is chairman of the program.
Mrs. Burnetta Durham, chair
man of the YWCA Adult Recre-
alton Committee, announces the
following Adult Activities on the
April calendar.
April 4, Bridge and game night;
April II, Ping Pong Tournament;
April Is, Bridge Tournament;
April %, Picnic and hike to Mad
den Park.
Adult Recreation is sponsored
each Monday evening, 8 pm. at
the YWCA Barn.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
Boston NAAcP
Honors judge Robinson

BOSTON,, March 81. (ANP)-
The Boston branch MACE hon
ored Judge u. Bruce Robinson
last week with a testimonial dim
ner at the Copley Plaza hotel.
Guests paid SIS a plate to attend
the program.
Judge Robinson was appointed
to his post as special justice of
the Boston Juvenile court last
December. He is reported to be
the first Negro appointed to such
a post in Massachusetts, in 60
years.
He is Al years old and has
served as a college professor, as
sistant attorney general, assistant
corporation counsel, and executive
secretary of the governors coun-
Gil.
He is chairman of the execu-
tive committee, Boston NAACP,
member of. Council of Robert
Gould Shaw house, member of
the National Council of United
College fund, member Of execu-
tive committee, Massachusetts, So
ciety for Mental Hygiene, and a
sponsor of the Outer Roxbury
! Community YMCA committee.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
G. M. Els To Meet
In Detroit

CHICAGO, March 81. (ANP)-
The national meeting of the Col
ored Methodist Episcopal church
which is known as the General
Board will be held inDetroit May
As, Bishop R. A. Carter of this
city announced last week.
A special steering committee in
Detroit has been appointed and
consists of Rev. E. M. Dozier, the
presiding elder and general chair
man, Rev. A. R. Davis, and Rev.
w. HI. Amos.
Asouvenir program is in prep
aration and will pictures of all
the bishops, general officers, mem
bers of the General Board and
leading ministers and laymen
throughout the u S.
The sessions will be held in the
100000 Carter Metropolitan c.
M. E. church of which the Rev
A. . Davis is pastor.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
Alabama Has 1890
IIegiimate Births

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March 81.
(ANP)-A total of 1870 illegi-
innate births among Negroes in
Jefferson county in 1913 was re-
ported here last week by Alice M.
Sharpe, executive secretary of
the Children's Aid society.
She reported a need for more
adoptions of Negro children.
There were only 167 white lille
ultimate births reported for 1913,
Mrs. Sharpe said,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
South's ~Backwardness
Blamed On Schooling
~''lnferior Quality"

NEW YOR-. March 81. GAN
|P)-Dr. Harry WOODBURY. Chase,
chancellor of New York univer-
sity declared here last week that
''the whole secret of the south's
backwardness lies in the inferior
quality of it's schooling"
Speaking at a luncheon sessions
oS the 22nd annual convention of
the Commercial Education asso-
citation of New York and vicinity
in the Waldorf-Astoria, the edu-
Gator said:
"There is nothing inherently
wrong with southern people, be-
cause they come from fine stock"
He added that if the quality
of education in the south is i'm
proved, it would become easy to
remove southern demagogues
from congress-. He suggested
that federal aid would improve
southern education but warned of
the danger that federal control
might be imposed.
DR.. Chase was president of the
University of North Carolina
from 1919-1930.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
Greek Letter Board
Vows To Garry On
Civil Rights Fight

WASHINGTON. March 81. CA
NP)-A determination to carry
on the fight for civil rights and
legislation against discrimination
was the keynote of the annual
meeting of the National Board of
Directors of the American Council
on Human Rights meeting here
last Saturday.
Condemning the southern fill
buster and those Republicans who
allied with them to defeat the eff
fort to change the rules in the
Senate, the board issued a state
ment declaring the vote on the
ruling of the vice president as
the key test of sincerity on civil
rights and vowed to preserve the
record and inform the voters in
the 1850 elections.
Mrs. Edna Over Gray of Balti-
more, supreme basileus of the AL
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31

1ldSld.
5. | believe in absolute racial
equality, without bubble, eva
sion, abridgement, or qualifi-
cation of any kind.
6. On issues not involving my ba-
sic religious principles, l will
compromise up to and including
100 per cent.
7. On issues involving my basic
religious principles, | will not
compromise any percent.
Reverend Lawson goes on, but
we think you get the impact of
his sincerity and christian charity.
his newspaper called Rev. Law
son and congratulated him on his
outspoken stand, particularly on
FEPC and racial equality. We
discovered with no little pride that
Rev. Lawson is a fellow New Eng
lander. He had a church just
next to a little town near Boston
where this writer spent two-thirds
of his life. This explains, in part,
his non-Dayton attitude.
AS he explained to US, "The
farther south and west one goes
the more does theology become
divorced from action" But he
went on to point out that that
fact had never deferred him from
his determination to live and
preach in accordance with his
deep religious convictions.
The Daily Express extends the
Welcome Mat to Reverend Law
son. May he be here long and
may his tenure be highly success
full 1--WE are sure it will.) And
may others like him follow him
here.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

iiber. Nierenleioenoe iollten itets
marm gefleioet uno lpnrm gebettet
iein. 8ei gierenidmer5en fo6e man
3innfraut unb ieibe es bnrh ein fei.
mes Sieb. Die Sliiiiigfeit trinfe man,
Die oben angegeben un6 Die geiotte.
men Teebl1tter binbe man 10 beiB
als mogltd Inn 9tiiden uno Inter.
Ietb 5uiiden atpei Sii6ern. SIT oas
2eiben afut, erneuere man ben BET
ben llmiblag, Biz ser &ranfe 2inoe-
rung berlpiirt. @er nnf Ser Sarm
ooer in Der Rdbe zines @aloes tpobnt,
fam iid lei6t i'm Sriibiabr unb Com
mer 8irfenbldtter beridaffen uno
taglid oaoon See trinfen. DerIelbe
be1pabrt Dor Ntereniteinen nnb treibt
ldon borbanoenen Cries ODER Nie-
reniteine nb. 8enn man beoenft, Dob
HierenIt Iteinoperationen meiIt iebr
idpierig itno uno oa5u Iebensgef1br-
li9, iollte man lobiel uno iobalo oils
moglid porbeugen un6 Die bonn
Sh6pfer in bie 9eotur gelegten Sell
mittel gebralt6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

letten gase" (2atter Dan Saints)
nennen. Sbr 5tifter, Soc Sntttb
(t8O5-44) gab Dor, felt feinem 10,
Sabre @riheinungen gebabt 5at. boz
ben. 1927 tpoIlte er unter 2eitnng
| oes gngels Woront in einem 8erge
bel Man6eiter, N. g., goloene Ia
feln seboben baben, tpel4e ote @e'
I6ihte Mmerifas als @rgdn5ung Der
Sl, S6rift entbielten (8oof Of Wor.
rnon). Ser neue Bropbet pereinigte
Ieine @l1ubigen /. S. 1880 IN So
bette, 81. g., uno 5og 1881 nit ibnen
na6 Girtlano, Ohio; iiberalbin lano.
te er feline 5enobotett aus, naf
Ohio, 8enniplponia, Seem gorf, Sn'
oiana, Sninois u. |. No., mo- &lrhen
gegriinoet purben. Sn Quincy, ST.,
bouten iie oie Staot gsaupoo, pc
Smith oen Sitel r@eneral" annabm
5. s. 1943 roffenbarte" er Die gr'
laubtbeit ser 8iel1peiberei. 0as er'
regte piele Seinoielisfeiten, III beren
8erlauf Smitb bon Ser altfgebotenen
Oeili3 perbaftet unb in Carthage bon
elmer aufeeresten Menge am %. Su,
nj 1914 erIdolien tpuroe. 1945/46
begann bie slusmanoerung nad)
l1tob, uno tS47 griinoete Smith 8
gea6folser Brigham goung Die gros
BE Staot am Sal5iee, Rortnon GttD
ODER Salt Safe gitp, uno i6uf Die
Ginobe in frudtbares 2ano 1lm. 9ie
1852 often perfiinoigte 9ebre bon
ser 8ielpeiberei uno angriffe gegen
oie bon ser ltnionsregierl1ng ge.
lanoten 8eamten uno Sruppen brab'
ten oie &olonie in &an1pf unb Streit
nit ben Ser. Staaten. Seit 1862
puroen pom &ongreB @eiete gegen
sic Bolpgamie erlaiien, oenen aber
ponleiten Ser Mormonen bebarrli6er
8iberitanb entgegengeiest muroe -
Brigham goung ielbit batte 25 5rau'
en un6 56 &inoer. 1890 erlieB Bras
iibent 8oooruff cine Broflamation,
oie fir sic Mormonen oie 8erpflid.
tung Ser Bolpgan1ie al1fbob, inoem er
es als Hat erfldrte, feine @be i'm
@egeniab 5u oem @eiese oes 2anoes
3u I6lieBen. Das BON Soc Smitb ge-
fertiete 8ud ~Normon" lit dilia-
Itiid) (ein tnoildes 1000iGbriges
Hei6), pertpirft oie &inoertaufe (erlt
na6 bem s. Sabre) 6urd untertau-
den, lebrt oie 9reieinigfeit, erfennt
Oie 8ibel aIs bon 8ott Itammeno on
uno bebauptet bie Tatia6e neuer Of
fenbarungen" bie oem Bropbeten an
Ser Spite 5lteil meroen, lit elm ion-
0erbares @emii6 aus beridteoenen
Heltgionsgebieten entitanoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

Wtan fennt gang genau Ole ltoffli'
6e 3ulammenletung Der Weteore
Die 8iiienidaft unterideioet bier Mr.
ten bon Oeeteoren: giien-Weteoriten
(nifelbaltiges gilen uno 1ninerali,
i6e 8eimii6ung); Stein-Weteore
(beionoeres fieielidurebaltiges Wfate.
riaD; Meloiioeriten (5ur Sdlfte We,
tai, 5ur Sdlfte WeineraD; Seftiten
- bo1fommen burdi6mol5ene, glas.
artige Stiide (5ipet 0rittel &ieiel.
idure). @ir finoen in oen Weteoren
am bdufigIten folgenbe @runoItoffe
bertreten: @iien, Soueritoff, &ielel-
idlre, Magneitum, geidel, Sdmefel,
&al5ium uno 9lluminium. Wan fonn,
te bisber feinen ein5igen l,nbefanns
ten, rdtielbaften Stoff entoeden.
0os Sauptergebnis ser Speftralana'
lpie (9idterforIdung), ndntli6 Die
@inbeit bes geiamten 8ai1Itoffes i'm
8eltau, finOet au6 bier eihe banjo.
greifli6e, gldn5enoe 8eitdtigung. Die
le ipunoerbare ginbeit bes eetpalti-
gen gottliben S6opferperfes tpeiit
10 beltimmt uno einorudsooG auf oie
ginbeit oes gottli6en 8aumeiiters.
Stoffe ieood fonnten BIS
ber in feinem Weteor nadgetpieien
meroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
syram $. g., @is.

9as getpobnlide &odiol5, oas gum
@iir5en Der Speilen oient, lit alt6
Elm bor5iiglides Seilmittel BET innern
uno GuBern 2eioen. I'm BEL Ofagen-
pergiftung ooer i6neller Magenreini-
gung fiige man einem @las 8aiier
einen Seeloffel Sal5 uno cine Wei-
ieripise Sfeffer BEL uno trinfe oas
tii6tig umgeriibrte @emiif IN fur
gen 3iigen, 1poralf idneaes @rbre-
den erfolgt. 8ei 8erbrennungen be.
itreue man oie 8ranopunoen oif nit
Sal5, oanit 8ranbblalen nerbinoert
meroen. 8ei SSnieftenItiden beltreue
man Die gelto9ene Steae nit Sol5.
@inen geaien-, Sals- ooer &opffa-
tarrb fann man i6nea bertreiben,
penn man cine Sanbooa Sal5 in Ell
ner Sdiiliel beiBen 8aiiers auflolt
uno Damn sic 0ampfe einatmet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

te Mautb" itan6 ettpa in Der Weitte
bieier nieoergelegten Mattpa,to, es tit
Der i6tperite 8erlult. Damn bat bie
@egeno Inn bie Sbere Bfarrfirbe ge.
litten. gttpas tpeiter oben lit ser ih6-
ne 8arofbou bes @aitbauies gum
&leebaum beri6tpunoen, nrtb auf Der
&o6fla6e oes &aulberges lit innit.
ten elmer sr0Beren S6abenitelle oas
2auren5ifir6lein Elm Spfer bes grau.
iamen &rieges getporoen.
gs itn6 oas ni6t ane 8unben, ole
mir bier auf5ablen, uno Denn aud
iebes alte &aus ols Original unerieB-
li9 iIt, itGotebauli6 lit ole Bieoerber.
itellung in 8anberg rnogli6. go
bleibt es oenn cine @brenpfli6t Die.
Ter groBartigen Staot, ben Bieoers
aufbau in ser tpiiroiglten 8eiie ourh.
5ufiibren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
g., 8. ga.

Inter y0ebporateo 6ooO5" uerItebt
man gsabrungsmittel, oenen Ourf)
peri6ieoene Sro5elle ibr 5eubtlg-
feitsgebolt ent5ogen moroen. 9oS ge-
idiebt Dur6 einen boben Stsegrao
l,no enorme Breiiung. g5 weroen Do
our6 peri6ieoene Gorteile er5ielt,
Srii6te, Semitic, 0tild, gier uno an'
oere Habrungsnittel perOen auf Elm
Ntini1num bon 8e1piht reou5iert ltnO
eS 1peroen oie Sransports unO Ser
padungSfoIten beoelttenO pernlnOert.
Sic perlieren trotoem ni6t an 8es
i6rnaf nod an IGbrfraft. Iieie gis
geni6nften getpinnen tie mieOer, penn
tie NIT 8aiier permiidht tperoen.
8obl lit bas Serfabren neu, ober oie
S0ee lit uralt. Shon Die ltrDolfer
trodneten our6 Sibe - Come oOer
Seuer - lire gtabrungSmittel uno
oos G0rren BON SbIt tit ebenfaus
urult.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
Der reihlte 6raf

Breiietto NIT biel l6onen Geoen
Sbrer &iinlte @ert lno 3abl,
|SuBen piel mooerne @rafen
ginIt in einem @irtbausin
@raf bon Sopo=, Geo, &osmo-
&iibmten piel bic @iiienl6aft,
@ie man Come, Weono uno Sterne
1no ser @roe @ren5en i6afft.
2i6t auf idtpar5bepunften &arten
2iefern mir ser grbe 8ilo,
Spraden 3plo-, Bboto-, 2itbo.,
9ie gtatur lit lmler 3iel.
@raf bon @uto-, Steno-, Tppo-
Brieien ibrer Mrbeit 3tel,
@ie iie Sbrift unb @ort perbreiter
llno perbeiieren BEN Stil.
@raf bon 3info- un6 @alpano,
&aIli= uno ser Srtbograf
&iibnten pie bie an6ern @rafen
Sbre boben &iinite broo.
@nolih aber fam @raf 9eles,
Sprah: SD idlage eu1 ane tot
Sd allein nit Blitesibnelle,
SD beroiene mir mein Brot."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

ioaoers pidtis lit, ieine Diat oanah
einri6ten. gieren uno glaie gebos
rem alt oen tpi6tigIten Srganen oes
menibliden 4orpers uno geraten
leiht auBer Sronllng. Shmere uno
faum beilbore 2efoen fonnen entIte-
ben, 1penn man ni6t bet5eiten pors
beugt uno feline 2ebensDeile oana6
einri6tet. geierenleioen fonnen aus
perldieoenen uria6en entlteben. 3u'
uGdlt aus Sen Stoffme6ielgiften.
@enn sic 9lblagerungsgifte nidt re-
gelmdBig aus Dem &orper entfernt
1peroen, entiteben @ifte, ipelfe Dor
nlem oie 5arten @epebe ser Rieren
angreifen. 9lls Sn5ei6en BON gtie-
renleioen Deroen biufig &iiden-
l6mer5en angeieben. 0as lit total
falih. Die pabren Spn1ptome bon
IierenIetoen itno I'M anfangslta-
blum redt ltni6ulbiger gtatur, Damn
treten &opforud, &opfibmer5en, Sea-
ienbluten, &ur3atmigfeit, leidte gln-
idrpeGungen an oen SuBfnodeln uno
cine gepiiie darafteriitiId)e 8eorun.
genbeit ser @elibtsbaut I'M oie su-
gen berum Elm, begleitet BON S6pin.
oelgefiibl. 8ei iolden Spmptomen
iollte mani iofort nod BEN ridtigen
Wfitteln greifen. 6erner entIteben b;e
RierenleiOen nidt ielten aus Stoffen,
oie Oem 8lut BON o1Ben 5l1gefiibrt
DerOen, tpie Ilfobol, Suedi fiber llno
anoere @ifte, Oie bon untpiHenoen
uno lei6tiinnigen 9ler5ten CUR 2in-
Oerlng Ser S6mer5en eingeipribt
iperoen. S6pere gtierenleioen emit
iteben n1eilt bon grfGltungen uno
9urdndiiungen. Der Surn ser gtie-
renfranfen lit tribe, rotbraun, bid
boOenldbig. 8ei oieien 3eiden, rnO
beionoers penn ser llrin lpdrli6 ab'
gebt, mag Elm idleidenOes gsierenlei-
BEN inn 4n5ug iein. Wtan iollte TO-
fort Sen beIten See fir Hierenleioen
trinfen, namli6 morgens, mittags
unO abenos, ie elm SdBden 3inn-
fraut=See - Sbape 8raB. sSerner
iou man in cine 8ooetpanne ooer
einen breiten 3uber faltes 8alier
gieBen lno in Oieiem 8aiier berum-
geben, 5. f. S6ritte MAIDEN, ettpa
fiinf Minuten lang. Gas 5iebt Sen
l(rin ab. Gieies 8aIiertreten iollte
man ofters am Sage pornebmen. Ian
fann es au6 i'm Sommer ouf naiiem
8ras tlm. 8ei i6linmen 0ierenlei,
Den trtnfe man Solunoernur5eltee.
9as treibt NIT auBerse1p0bnltder
8irfuug Das @ailer ab, reinigt sic
Nieren luo berbiitet @alieriu6t. Nie-
renleioenoe ioaten itreng alle alfobo-
liiben 8etrdnfe C9ier, 8rannttpein
nno 8eir) meioen, iopie Itarfe @es
piir5e, Sal5 uno giiig. anltatt itor-
fer @etrdnfe, 5u oenen uud) ltarfer
&affee 81 rednen lit, trinfe man
Wtal5faffee ODER abgerabnte Souer-
mild. I'm Sarngries ODER gar Nie-
renltein6iloung por5ubeugen, trinfe
man regelmdBig 8irfentee ooer faue
beitanbig @adboloerbeeren (Suniper.
berries), uno meioe 5u biele ssIeiId-
ipeiIen. Sur6 oteie 9i1t oerldpin.
BEN bic Sduren oes Sorns, oie ourd
ablagerungen sic Steinleioen berur,
laden. 8er 9uttermild trinfen funn,
lollte tdgli6 ein Quart trinfen, 11i6t
auf etnmal, ionoern i6ludtpeiie tags
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

Dr.. Peter Fahrney
1870. 1905 Hartleibigkeit ]
Erlangen Sic schnelle, erprobts,
angenehme Linderung rnit
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= Tran ST. M., W6.

8ir baben tpieoerbolt in I'M Ierer
slustllnftsipalte @in5elbeiten iiber oaS
@eien uno Die Spmptome Ser Nie,
renleioen angegeben ltno oie BON oen
gtaturopatben empfoblenen einfa6en
&rdrterbeilmittel rnO 8ebanolungs,
metbooen beipro6en. Mls neuem SC.
ier itno mir germ bereit, Sbnen bas
8idtigite iiber Iierenleioen 81 ipie.
berbolen. Giellei6t tperoen ald) on.
oere langidbrige 2eicr, tuelde Bic an.
saben nergeiien ODER oie slusflnft
oerlegt baben, ibr @eoddtnis uie0er
auffriiden tpollen. Seoermann loute
Don oieiem iebr berbreiteten 2eioen
genaue &enntnis baben lno, tpas be.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

Die quite Mutter bat ith eigent-
li6 I'M gan5en 2eben ME bon mir
setrennt, uno als id idon lange
einen grauen 8art bate, ipar id
eigentlih irnner nod ibr 8ub, BEN
lie nit ibrer 5arten Whltteriorge llm-
CAB. - go et1pas gibt einem boh
Elm @efiibl BON Sunsiei1, oas ettpas
gang anoeres lit, als elm gelpaltia-
mes SSSllngleinmollen. - SD babe
Dies ltarf enpfunoen, oenn als met
ne Mutter itarb, bate id gum eriten
Mal bas @efiibl, oaB i9 alt ge1por-
ben lei.
Hans ThonrG
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
MzAkunN
gpn Srof. s. ". Oibren,
&eSaftenr bes ,Baiieufreuno'
- SermanSte seindt! -

sSrau 90. Blab, 9uisburg, &olonies
itraBe SO, Goros sHbeinprooin5, Britt
i6e 3one, 9eutidlano, ludt Die iiing.
ite S6tpei tier ibrer 0tutter, Sele1e
OtuIapei, sulebt pobnbaft in Chicago,
Ssu., 1926 @eIt Sepenteentb Street.
Sir ettpoise gefl. gusfl1nft pare Die
9ittItellerin Iebr Oantbar
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-Bb. 49,, Utah -
0ie Wormonen itno cine Sefte, Sc,
rem 9lnbdnger iid) uoie Seiligen oel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
. 6. g., Did.

Saferfloden (Oat WeeuD lit eine5
Der fraftiglten 9eabrlngsmtttel, be-
Ionoers BET &inoern, &efonoales5en.
ten uno &ranfen uno lit iebr beiliam
bel Wtagen-, 0arnl= un0 geierenlei.
ben. SIT audi belonoers 8lutarmen 81
entpfeblen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
Alter 2eier, @is.

Giabetes, 3uderfranfbeit, lit bell
bar, penn man gleid BON anfang an
bas ri6tige Seilmtttel gebraudt
0ies bat ii6 betpieien bur6 oos fed
so Sabren in unIerem 8latt ange.
5eigte 900. Als 9idt lit nottpen.
Dig, baB man it6 bon ieglider Sleii6,
ipeiie entbdlt, bafiir Suppen bon
Geis, Saferfloden, @erIte, piel SbIt
uno WeblIpeiien genieBt. 4bgerabut.
te Iaure Weild uno 9lpfelpein (gioer)
lit iebr 81 enpfeblen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
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durch
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Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

Let's eat chicken tomorrow!
Let's have it next Sunday! Let's
mention the merits Of chicken now
and then TO friends and neighbOrs!
And on the side it will not hurt to
mention m0destly that we Delmar-
va people hatch the best chickens,
raise the best, and that no process
s0rs In the country can equal our
professors Who have pioneered the
Industry from a tiny beginning un-
I'll now Il has become one Of our
main indnstries.
Chicken offers variety. Perhaps
the family will enjoy a change The
cook-books contain scores of reci-
pies and besides the usual methods
of broiling, frying and roasting, we
find recipes for Chicken Gro.
quettes, Deviled Chicken, Chicken
la Terrapip. Creamed Chicken
Tamales of Chicken, Chicken q Il
King, Barbecued Chicken, and va
rious other ways which are al
tasty. And don't forget that chick
en- gravy is something we all adore
/ PAPPY, PASS THE CHICKEN!
I
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18
HIGHLIGHTS on SPORTS
BY 'sHardyn Humes

Daffy Deans NO.Hit Game
Back in September 1924 ut
EbbettS Field, in Brooklyn,
'Daffy" Dean, Dizzy's liz bro
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

- ~ -
ther, pitched a
real rOOIin'
tOOtin' nO.hit
gam Will e
the st. Louis
Cards weEe
pIayin g the
ID o do e r S.
Dizzy, the older
member Of the
nizzv and Daffy