Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1924, Page 16

PACE SIXTEEN TEXAGO CLUI TO ROLD FIs MEET MONDA The newly organized Texaco club will hold its regular meeting at the county court house, Monday even- ing, March 10, at 7:30, at which all members, and those eligible for membership are requested to be present. In this connection it might be stated thht everyone in the . of the Texas company, or {ts affiliated companies, {s eligible to membership. mprehensive social activities be presented by the committee for the ap- membership. This nsisting of P. C. Bogart A. Howser, Lee BF. R. B. Leggett, and O. stgard, has been hard at work appointment, perfecting en ment plans for the late winter ng months. itying feature in the organ- {zation of the Texaco club, has been the large enrollment in membership of the employees of The Texas com: and sp A ers pany, The Texas production - com. pany, The Central Pipe Line: com: any, E. T. Williams Ol company, 1 The Kinney tal Oil com- , and it is felt that next Mon- day's meeting will develop practical ly 100 per cent membership among al! employees of these companies. In approaching people with an {dea it is important that we find them in receptive “frame of mind.” A man or woman with his or a her favorite newspaper has an “Boll all home canned vegetables open mind and has volunteered |for 30 minutes after taking them to recel mes from the jar, and before using.” Newspaper brings In his official position as chief of your goods and service to the at- | all food poisoning investigations con- tention of possible buyers under | qucted by the public health service, the most favorable conditions to @and as, professor of epidemiology at influence their actions. the ‘University of Chicago, Dr. Gel- Advertising does missionary | ger has had an opportunity to reach work in the mind of the reader |some concrete opinions on funda- that cannot be done in any other | mental rules for home canning. way, for there is no intrusion; His investigations have also the reader has bought the paper |shown that in general botulinus to get your message. germs are more common in the west In efficient advertising the mer- |than in the east; that they are chant clothes his message in | found more frequently in the moun- sincere and well chosen language; |tainous country and that Alaska is there is no “talking back’; just | virtually free from the germ. the sowing of seed in the open The botulus is found in the soll, mind, and results inevitably fol- | and no positive means of eradicating low. 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This offer is open to a person who has pain of any kind, nerve weakness, high blood pressure, stomach, kidney or liver comp’aint, bladder trouble, or disease of lungs or heart, No matter what your aflment or how long you have had it, we will gladly let you try the appliance at our risk. Write today for free liter- ature giving complete information. R Co., 1183 Brad- Los Angeles, Calif.— the charge you satisfactory SS ee ED RARE, DEADLY POISON FOUND IN HOME-CANNED FOODS NOW BEING BATTLED BY DOCTORS ALBANY, Ore., March 8.—{United Press)—Four quarts of home-canned beans, taken from the home of Rheinhold Gerber here, where twelve persons were poisoned to death, contained enough of the most virulent poison known to man to wipe out the ar er es of the United States, This was the statement of Dr. J. C. Geiger, of the United States Pub- lic Health Service, who came here from the east to study the cases of victims of botulinus pofsoning. Twelve persons, three entire fam. lies and one member of a fourth, were wiped out tafer a family din- ner. Not a single one present sur- vived. The poison was so deadly that Es- ther Gerbig, suckling child, was pols- oned nursing at its mother’s breast. Because appearance of this poison is so rare much is yet to be learned about it, Dr. Geiger said. It was accordingly with interest that he watched the experiments of the state public health service in connection with the Albany case. Experiments with chickens showed that a newly developed anti-toxin has promising results. A white chicken was innoculated with one- two-hundreths of a drop of the juice taken from one of the jars, moped around for some days and died. Another chicken treated with the i-toxin, showed no ill effects from botulinus inoculation. Geiger ig at present working determine more about the cause lism, and how to prevent it The effect is already known, for no poison has as high a mortality rate as this toxin thrown off by the spore of the botulus. The Doctor's Advice If the advice of Dr. Geiger can be summed down into one statement it would be. it from the soll has yet been found, although investigation indicates that plowing land and exposing it to sun- light and air tends to eliminate the spore, The five fundamental principles in home canning, in the opinion of Dr. Geiger, are: 1. Cleanliness and the use of sound food products. The house- wife who cans a half-spoiled beet may be laying the groundwork for committing sulcide and killing her family. 2. Sufficiently high temperature to destroy the spore of botulus, This can only be obtained by bolling at approximately 240 degrees, Fahren- helt, to attain which pressure must be used. If botulus spores have been left to be’ canned through carelessness in washing, ordinary boiling will make the spores harm- less. Heat Must Penetrate 3. The heat must penetrate the food product. Strangely enough, Dr. Geiger explained, no table has yet been prepared to show the num: ber of minutes a given weight of food must be boiled at a given tempera- ture to render the food safe, al though such a table may soon be worked out. 4. The acid reaction, if present, is an element of safety. As the acid content of a food becomes high- er, the danger from botulism is de. creased, The altitude at which canning ts being carried on must be considered as a factor in determining how long food should be cooked. The spore of botulinus be destroyed by boiling for six bouts Sf sea level. BODY OF DROWNED MAN {5 FOUND DOWNSTREAM THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., March 8. Since December 10 the body of Charles Curry who was drowned that day, has been washed in the icy waters of the Big Horn river. It was recovered several days agd at Minnesela, just two miles from the place where Curry was 1 > During the past twenty years the Government Nursery in Hawaii has grown and distributed nearly 5,000,- 000 trees which have been planted out in Honolulu and in the surround- I have now with me, Mr. elsewhere, 212 SOUTH CENTER Well Dressed Men of Casper an expert tailor also designer and cutter and we are now able to turn out the best tailored to order clothes in Casper, equal to any high class tailoring COME and select your Spring Suit now from a new shipment of woolens arrived and have it made in Casper. give two fittings to each suit. TIM THE TAILOR OVER KIMBALL DRUG STORE ; ing country. 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Come in process,” said Dr. G:eger, has not been @ case of botulism re- sulting from the use of commercially canted goods for several years which would indicate a direct re- lation between the use of high tem- ure, pressure methods of can- Sing ant ithe reteshine ar kotaiens poisoning.” Dr. Gieger was interested in the report that the canned beans which eaten at Albany with such _ SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 tragic results, had*been canned for} In‘France, the first Friday tn the nearly five years, which would in-| month is considered the luckiest day dicate, {f true, that the poison is}on which to get married, but ix not oMfy the most virulent, but one| nearly- all other countries Friday js of the most resistant of all known| regarded as the unluckiest of ay windows. ih et hep ha fret your home. that crumbles and falls in ordinary shades. The tight, strong, closcly and let us show you the many rich colorings of Brenlin. 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