anaheim-gazette 1929-12-26

LOCAL BREVITIES Miss Dorothy Yungbluth of U. C. L. A. is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth for the holidays. Edward Yungbluth who attends the Long Beach Military academy is at home for the holidays. Four of Anaheim's churches will hold union services next week—the "week of prayer." The first will be held at the Evangelical church Tuesday evening, Rev. L. T. Barkman delivering the sermon. The second will be at the White Temple church Wednesday evening, Rev. Thomas Walker preaching. The third will be held at the German Methodist church Thursday evening with Rev. L. C. Voll in the palpit. The fourth will be at the Calvary Baptist church Friday evening, Rev. Edward Burgi delivering the sermon. Bank clearings of the Anaheim banks Monday totalled $188,001.60, according to the report of the clearing house association. Emello Rodriguez' car ran out of gas a mile east of Atwood Monday morning, and while he was gone to get a fresh supply some passing thief stole it. The owner reported his loss to the Anaheim police. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann have left for the Stanford-West Point football game to be played at Palo Alto on Saturday. Their son, Harold, is a member of "Pop" Warner’s team, playing center. A rifle and a kodak were stolen from a car belonging to Guy Beck, Saturday night. The car was parked at Emily and Chartres streets. Arthur Groos, Max Moody, Thomas Yano, and Howard Heineman are home from the University of California at Borkeley. Miss Jessie Johnston, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston of South Los Angeles street, is home from Pomona college over the Christmas vacation. Dick Melrose came home on Friday from Long Beach where he is a student at the Long Beach Military academy to spend the holidays with his relatives here. Francis and Joe Bushard, John Eley, and Thomas Kuchel students at the University of Southern California are spending the holiday vacation with their families in this city. Women students at Southern California who are in Anaheim for the holidays include the Misses Florence Backs, Marian Utter, Virginia Long, and many others. Misses Kathryn and Martha Adams students at Oregon are spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams in this city. The average internationalist believes that the ideal situation would be one in which Uncle Sam would import everything he uses in foreign ships, and compel every true American to roll up his trousers when it was raining in Geneva. Pneumonia Due Thin Watch out for an encea and pneumonia and March of the comma you are about it, prepare measles at the same time. Dr. Walter M. Dickt state department of predicting the aforementioned based on a method miles in advance, throw rent data on the subject. About the only cheering to Dr. Dickt, is the breaks of "flu" and spring months are unintensive as those durations. So with this slight peculiarity to the person what is around, extend Dickt plunges into a door to do when you feel tired of these respiratory profession calls them. In the first place, anything coming on, gregarious instincts other words, stay awake if there is one thing a does enjoy, it is a crush thrives on them, literatively. Then after you have advice and find the day you—go to bed. Not but stay there. When have had sufficient rest for another two or three will probably be ready. Dr. Dickt advises called in all cases of immonia. The serious diseases must be viewed soiled, he said, and post-death rate in California for influenza, and 99 pneumonia as proof... FOX THEATRE...ANAHEIM Saturday and Sunday Dec. 28-29 THE DUNCAN SISTERS —IN— "IT'S A GREAT LIFE" All-Talking Singing Monday-Tuesday Dec. 30-31 'HALLELUJAH' All-Talking Epic MAKE WHOOPEE! —AT THE— New Year's Eve Mid-Nite Show Reserved Seats Now on Sale; Regular Admission Prices! 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While you are about it, prepare for a run of measles at the same time. Dr. Walter M. Dickle, director of the state department of public health, is predicting the aforementioned situation, based on a method of figuring epidemics in advance, through study of current data on the subject. About the only cheer in sight, according to Dr. Dickle, is the fact that outbreaks of "flu" and pneumonia in the spring months are usually not as extensive as those during the fall. So with this slight consolation—especially to the persons who always get what is around, extensive or not—Dr. Dickle plunges into a discussion of what to do when you feel the clutches of one of these respiratory infections, as the profession calls them. In the first place, and before you feel anything coming on, don't allow your gregarious instincts to dominate—in other words, stay away from crowds. If there is one thing a respiratory germ does enjoy, it is a crowd. He, or she, thrives on them, literally and figuratively. Then after you have disregarded this advice and find the disease coming on you—go to bed. Not only go to bed, but stay there. When you figure you have had sufficient rest remain in bed for another two or three days and you will probably be ready to get up. Dr. Dickle advises a physician being called in all cases of influenza and pneumonia. The serious results of these diseases must be viewed with apprehension, he said, and pointed to the 1928 death rate in California of 47.3 per 1,000 for influenza, and 96.3 per 1,000 for pneumonia as proof of his contention. varied from 9.5 pounds to 84.2 pounds per colony. The study revealed that the average total cost of production per 100 colonies was $396.00, divided as follows—labor $135.44, material $107.31, cash overhead $16.53, location rental $29.20, interest $41.68, and depreciation $55.91. The most important factor influencing returns, of course, is quantity production. The average amount invested in the business swas $861.23 per 100 colonies, divided as follows—bees $375.00, nives $364.62, buildings $43.77, and equipment $77.84. The range of investments was from $756.87 to $1599.20 per 100 colonies. DEPORTATIONS A deportation party, consisting of 56 mental cases and 60 boys from the Preston school of industry, left California for middle western and eastern points on December 18. The party will cost the state just $15,755, but state officials estimate that the saving to the state is $179,684, based on an estimated institutional life of from 14 months to 10 years. The party members will be returned to the states from which they came. MENTAL HYGIENE After setting his corps of assistants to work, Dr. Frederick H. Allen, selected to carry out California's mental hygiene study, has returned to Philadelphia until next June, Mrs. Anna L. Saylor, head of the state department of social welfare, told the governor's council meeting. When his assistants have completed To Out We resolutely turn and stare signified to give instructions in Californiacency and medical disease. The 1929 legislation generally vows to give your situation you... Then after you have disregarded this advice and find the disease coming on you—go to bed. Not only go to bed, but stay there. When you figure you have had sufficient rest remain in bed for another two or three days and you will probably be ready to get up. Dr. Dickle advises a physician being called in all cases of influenza and pneumonia. The serious results of these diseases must be viewed with apprehension, he said, and pointed to the 1928 death rate in California of 47.3 per 1,000 for influenza, and 96.3 per 1,000 for pneumonia as proof of his contention. Speaking of measles, Dr. Dickle told how this disease comes in regular cycles and an increasing incidence of the last few weeks proves to him that measles will be right up in front among leading alliances of children during January, February and March. Adults are by no means immune to measles, he said. Beekeepers Study Cost of Production The third year of cost records on honey production in Orange County will close January 1st, and the fourth year started. This is the first standardized study of operation costs by beekeepers in the Pacific Coast, according to Harold E. Wahlberg, Farm Adviser, who is directing the work in cooperation with the Farm Bureau Beekeepers Department. By these records the local honey producer can analyze the various cost items that are involved in the business in comparison with the other operators. The average cost of the entire group submitting monthly labor and material charges is also determined, which provides another standard of comparison. On the basis of the 1928 wholesale honey prices, it took an average of 35 pounds of honey per colony to pay all expenses including labor, material and overhead charges. The 1928 study involved the reports on 1461 colonies of bees in Orange County. The average number per apiary was 385 colonies. The average production was 46.2 pounds of honey per colony; the production... MODEL 100 Low Boy, Open Face Cabinet An up-to-date attractive design. Burled walnut side panels. Two-toned with pleasing overlays of different woods. Height 42 inches. Price less tubes $156^{50} MODEL 100 Semi High Boy with French Doors This very elaborate design embodies everything that is new in Radio Cabinets. Various designs and figures of walnut veneers tastefully used and finished produce a stunning effect. Height 44 inches. 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