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Eal Sweets to Offset 111 Effects of
Office Din, Says Colgate Scientist
T k INTON HAITENINUS*
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Frank Richards burned hta slash
ing last week at hta place on the
Pleasant Valley road.
Mr».
Myrtle Thoina» of Ising
lii-4<h, Calif , »pent la»t Thursday
and Friday
at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Hall.
Presiding
Klder, ( ’heater
Paul
Oates, of
IV>rtland, was n caller
lust Tuesday
at the home of Mr.
and Mrs E. L. Co*.
Mr
and Mrs. Fred Anlcker of
(Ireshani, formerly <■/ Kmton, were
calling on relatives and friends a*
round town last Hunday
Mrs
Lilly Bierly and daughter,
Mrs. Klhel McCormick and ohlldreo
were transacting tiusinesa at the
county seat, Saturday afternoon
«sa, Mrs.
VanKleek, served
cream and cake to the boys.
ire
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Aloliu-lluhor Review
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R. Marvin and fam ily
Cedar Mills Sunday
were
Mr and Mrs. R Pomeroy
to Portland, Monday
Mrs. J.
Hayes
and
spent Sunday at TknÜMtr.
at
moved
daughter
M argaret Jacobson spent the weea
with friends at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs
Matt King
the week end at the beach.
spent
Ruth Morria o f Port lutei It via
Ring ut the home of J II. Emery.
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Hick and Full Bowman Mr. and
Serve Substantial Salads to Satisfy
There’s sense to
s salud! Not
only is It
what you want to eat
when the warm days wither appe
tites, but it is Just what you ought
to cat. Convenient, len't It now ?
O f course saled, if It is to lie all
or a major
part
o f your meal,
muat be substantial enough to sus-
turn you. Its delicacy and coolness
ere what make it so inviting, yet
It must still deliver the calories
necessary for the performance of
oor daily tasks.
For that reason we have learned
to rely on the "fo rtifie rs "— cheese,
" u* ’itiou‘ <fr* " ln* ’ nutmeats. dried
'r “ 1'* ’ for lh#* be,t
,'olh
the taste und the body s demands
Thia year the smart eating pia
res
have
developed
a
Bummer
Salad Plate that is bringing cries
!
delight from an increased
pat-
I ronuge. Not only is it a delicious
>m) conipI<;t<.,y balanced assortment
The simplicity o f th « salubrious *
(which merely means helthful, but
aounr’a impressive) salad is weu-
known
In some
cases
you need
only be equipped with combination-
suggestions, and ran work out the
amount of ingredients for yourself.
Bom« of th « most popular combin
ations are listed here.
Hummer Hslsd Combinations
(.Serve on Lettuce)
Crushed pineapple,
grated car-
rota and shredded
cocoanut, with
mayonnaise;
dates stuffed
with
cream cheese, and dates
stuffed
with peanut butter,
with mayon
naise; canned grapefruit, oranges,
pineapple, and ripe olives stuffed
with cream
cheese, served
with
horseradish dressing; sliced celery,
canned grapefruit, bruzll nuts and
mayonnaise; canned or slewed figs,
stuffed
with cream cheese s n i
nutmeats, with mayonnaise; chopped
dates, raw cabbage and pineapple,
mixed with French dressing; canned
cranberry sauc*. sliced and cubed,
- 9ed celery
and cubed chicken,
French dressing.
Jbut “ “
P "“ * “
Uyout >. you
i ever saw outside a magazine cover.
i
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T. A Thomas of Portland spent
I
Magazine (ktvrr Salad
a few days last week at the home
First, choose your prettiest plates
Ot Mr. and Mrs W. C Hell Mr
I
your aalud
platee
are too
Thomas was doing some carpenter
i
“ •* *“ »*heon plates
In the
work at the Hall home.
i c‘’nt*’r ° t **»• pint*. place a crisp
Chinese Jade Salad
i flnt lettuce leaf.
Then surround
Miss Beulah
Peterson, daughter
1 pkg. lemon gelatine
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson und Ira | this center
leaf
with five cup-
o f Mr. and Mrs. (>. II. Petersen,
1 cup boiling water
spent a few days last we-k with lu-e spent .the week end at fla t - j shapej lettuce leaves (be sure they
1 cup grapefruit juik-e
sop
beach.
,
i
are
crisp
and
cold).
On
the
center
her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mr»
2 doz. after dinner mints
< hris Cook o f nrar Iteedvllle.
Harry Weaver
was kept from
pl*c* * mound
o f cottage
Watercress
for a few
days laat ■ cheese, sprinkled with paprika Then
Mrs
Mary Fluke-Moo ney
and his duties
Few drops vegetable coloring
|
fill
the
five
radiating
lettuce
"cups’’
week by illness.
son Arthur spent a few days last
.Sections from 1 No. 2 can grape
as follows:
fruit
week with her
parents, Mr
and
Verne Criswell
and fam ily o f
Cup
No.
1.
Cubes
o
f
pineapple,
1 cup diced cucumber
Mrs Frank C. Fluke. Mrs. Mooney Portland visited Humlsy with Mr.
fresh
If
possible.
und Mrs. Fuller.
Sour cream or cheese dressing
and family reside in Portland.
Cup No.
2. Pasteurized dates
Dissolve the quick-setting gela
Misses (irace
and
Blanche Me
Earle
Hollingsworth
spent th « stuffed with nutmeats and cut in
tine in boiling water. Drain juice
Cormick were the housekeeper» at week end at the beach with Mr. crosswise slices
from a No. 2 cun o f
grapefruit
the L. M
Hesse home
while the and Mra. P. Davies
Cup No. 3. Segments o f canned and add it to cooling liquid. Add a
Itessc family and guesU were cn
sprinkled
with finely few drops o f coloring
A number o f ladies o f Aloha a t grapefruit
(green is
a trap to the coast last week.
tended the bridge
party
at the chopped mint.
preferable, but color may be used
Cup No. 4. Rounds
o f small to conform to desired color scheme)
Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hansen who Ktnmeraon home Tuesday
seedless
oranges, sprinkled
with and enough after dinner mints to
were guests for a week or inure at
Mr and Mrs.
Torn
M iller and needless raisins.
the home of Mr.
Hansen’s .lister,
flavor the mixture delicately. Cool.
fam ily spent from Thursday until
Oup No- 6. Cantaloupe balls or
Mrs. II. J. Valentine, returned to
When jelly is of the consistency
Sunday at Netarts last week
cubes.
t le lr home in Baker, last Tuesday
of egg
white, fold in the grape-
Each mound
o f fruit should be fruA sections which have been cut
J. C. Htickney and family, H ot-
Mrs.
August II
Dallinann and
tense Cleland
and
Wilma Tuttle well marinated with French dress in halves with scissors
and the
Mrs,
Bertha Harris of Beaverton
ing made
from the
fruit juices, diced cucumbers from which seeds
spent Hunday at Blue Lake.
and Mias Luc I la Hallmann
spent
.
..
tB
v i m a «--»wr
" or
i
n
and mayonnaise
a a salad dress- have been removed. Four into one
Mr and M r.. Ilsrry B row nngg j ln|f p>sil, j at lhe u blt.
Thursday o f last
week with Mrs
large or se\«ral small mold«. When
were
Dullinann’e sister, Mrs. Sam Gerlg
the K o n T l ! T l » . T * i ;
I
I 8* rV*
- ' “ «J P>“ ‘« With thin, (■km unmold on salad plates and
uf near Cornelius.
theK onald Itn r.l home at Capital j dainty,
nut-bread-and-butter sand- surround with a wreath o f water
l wiches and a cool drink in a tall cress. Serve with sour cream
Mr and Mrs.
Jesse
Snider of
or
A number o f friends gathered at ffl*“
Then ait back for the com- cream cheese dressing. 6 servings.
St holts, were visitors last Thurs
Hayes, Saturday
day afternuon at the heme o f Mr. the home o f J
ami Mrs. K. L. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. evening, the occasion being Mrs.
Johns, Monday night.
they took and were let go.
D. I*. Newman were callers Satur Hayes' birthday
W. E Baxter: charged with reck
Mrs. Chas. Rose received the sad
day afternoxi from IJnnlon
Mira. A.
L. Hanford ,
nd Mr.
less driving.
news
o
f
the
death
of
her
brother
The following have l*een recent and Mrs N F. Dan!.Ad of Port
Dorothy Peters, Ruby, Marjorie
guests at the
home of Mr. and land were dinner guests at the Tom ÍB Küthüme’ Mmnesot«
and Milton Dodson, foitr juveniles
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Smith
had
din
Miller
home
Wednesday.
Mrs W. I.
Vunlltnn, Tile Flat
from
Hillsboro, ran away
from
ner at the Frank
Allen home in
road: Mr. aiul Mrs. Burdette Moore
home. The sheriff's URce was no
Mrs. Bartrss
and little grand
and children o f Sacramonto, Calif., daughter o f Seattle. Wash , n jr vis Beaverton, Tuesday evening.
tified and started a search for them
and Mr. and Mrs.
Letter Miller iting st the home o f her
Anm Ohirulli h aj the misfortune They got as far as EenJ, Ore. be
sister,
o f I'<41 la nd.
being found.
They
were
to fall
and run
a big splinter fore
Mrs. Rebekah Ellerson.
thr.ugh her Min last week.
brought back, and Marjorie Dod
Mr. and Mrs.
Harty
Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Luaby who
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton T a y ftr and moved to Butte, Montana last fall
Mr VanOas had another operation son is being investigated as a fee
Pnbb>* of Port'a-nl, spent out returned here
on
his arm, June 16. He is nt the ble minded person-
lost week and are
Sam and Jerry
Wokinma were
I riday with Mrs. Louise VanKleek, stopping for th«’ present with Mrs. | Veterans Hospital in Portland.
accused
of
stealing
strawberry
Pleasant Valley road. Ifchbie re Lusby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
Mr. Leiund S an o f P r.lai.d is ^ crates, found not
guilty
and let
mained for a
longer visit at the M. Taylor.
seriously ill with mflamatory rheu go.
VanKleek home.
Hawley Buck and
fumily drove matism at a hospital in Portland.
Mr. and Mra. H
J Valentine to ( annon Beach
Saturday return
M A R R IA G E
LIC E N SE S
Dr. Heiuley gave
an interesting
and Mrs Hansen, a tten d s a fam ing Sunday. S. N. and Jewel Buck
lecture at the home o f J. O. L a r
Francis J. Moore, Roy, Ore. and
ily tanner gathering, last Sunday who have
been
staying
at the son, June 14. A number of the Anna T. Rigert They were married
held at the home of Mrs. Valen Buck cottage there for a couple* of neighbers were present.
from
the Sb Cecelia church at
tine’s sister, who lives at Mt. T a weeks returned with them.
Mrs. J. Morrison and her daugh Beaverton, Tuesday morning.
bor, It being in honor o f Mr. and
Gordon
C. Schnow.
Hillsboro,
Anderson,
Mrs.
Y ar
-IÜ ter, Mrs.
Mrs. A. Hansen o f Baker.
brough and children and Mr. and and Margaret Biersdorf, Cornelius.
H1TE0N
MEWS
/
The Misses Helen Schneider and
Zigmund Spitulsk i and Henrietta
* Mrs. Hadley spent last Tuesday at
Louise Schneider o f P-.rtland were
Brandes, Hillsboro.
raiwis River, Wash.
Mrs.
Geo.
Anderson
and
Batty
guests the first o f
last week at
Oscar C. Jones
and Evelyn F
The boy scouts went on an over
the home of Mr. and Mrs W C- spent Wednesday evening at Stru-
Buffum, Forest Grove.
night.
camping
trip
at
Rjainers
Rest
thers,
Hall. Misa
Helen
Schneider was
b
Dr. J. W. Peck and Weeta C-
.Saturday 25. Mr. Pulver took them
the primary teacher for the school
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Campbell and in his car and Mr. burton, scout Betts, Hillsboro.
about three years ago.
Joseph R. Reh, Yakima, and He
fam ily moved to their ranch here, master, stayed
w.th them, over
len M. Kowash, Wood burn
Mr. and Mrs. W,
L. V sn llom Friday from Husum Wash,
night.
I-eander A. Francis, o f Portland
and family, who have been muking
llansei. Bros, started
the sea-
Mr. und Mrs. W. R.
Lutz and and Gladys Junkln, Tigard.
the.r home in Portland
for
the *m s bait. q this week.
Scvqral daughter Lorraine
and
Mrs. G.
Hans V.
Hinrichsen, c f Cooks,
past year ur more, are spending the I heal boys have employment.
liurgdorf from Lodi, Calif.,
arc | Wash., and Winnifred Klaus o f En
summer here at their former home
Cora Metxentine,
Everett, spending a few days with Mr. and terprise, Ore.
with Mr. Vanllorn'» parents, Mr. j Mrs.
and Mr. and
and
Donna
Gene
enjoyed
home Mrs. J. iB. Gils jorf
Ralph
Robly
Hulhert, Aurora,
und Mrs. J. T. VunHora.
Mrs. <’.has Rose.
coining on the mountain Sunday.
and Mildred M Ott, Hubbard.
Kegulnr monthly meeting o f the
The boy scouts o f Huber were
David Cheezen and Clara Hinds,
Kenneth Peterson
is recovering
Kinton grange will lie held at the
entertained by their assistant scout Eugene.
hall Wednesday evening, July tlth fr m an appendicitis operation. His master, Mr.
Crowley
for d.tmer,
Gene Wallace Hawk and Delores
here hope he will
if H o'clock.
The master, 1 .eland many flrwnds
June 19. In the afternoon they French, Portland.
soon be around again.
Flint, reijuests all the officers and
•were treated to a
swim in Lost
members to be present. Luncheon
Correcting an item in last week's
Lost Bark. A ll
the boys
report
C IR C U IT C O U R T
news.
The
Rebekah
club
picnic
will be served at the close of the
jinv.ng a glorious time.
State Industrial Accident Commi-
wus held at Albert Erickson's at
meeting.
J. Sherman
Lumber
Little W arren Hmlth
celebruteo ssibn vs. E.
Rippling Waters instead o f Frunk
Co.: action fo r money.
O. II. Horton o f the W aterproof
Jus
8th
birthauy
June
14.
Those
Erickson’s.
Peter Nelson et ux vs. Anna M.
Roofing Co o f Tigard was in town
helping him eviebrate were Willard
o f Emma
Miss
Elizabeth
Struthers
s a l and Junior Rohrbuck, Grace Larson Pierce et al executrix
last Momlay evening and attended
deceased: m ortgage fore
the annual school
meeting, giving Miss Vivian Nelson were guests at _Ddlu May Allen, Jean Funk, Rena Hocken,
an estimate o f what it will cost u birthday dinner given in honor alalch, Grace Hicks, Mrs. Dascher, closure.
Dorman Rice vs. E. A. McGrath,
to fix the roof o f the school build o. Miss Blanche Haines o f Aloha M rs. Allen and Mrs. Funk of Bea
et «1: action for damages as n re
verton.
ing which has been leaking badly at her home Monday evening
sult o f auto collision.
for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hadley were
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Innes ami
Freddy and Beulah Boyles, gruml
children o f
Mr. and
Mrs. J. R
Daniels,
arrived
from
Seattle,
Wush.,
the first o f
last week,
where they have bean making their
home with their father. They will
remain for a viait at the Daniels'
home on Pleasant Valley road.
•Sunday
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*
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Mr.
and Mrs. Hanford Rogers
were business visitors in Portland,
Saturday.
(ioerge Bruce and wife o f Bend
spent Thursday
night at the Joe
Bush home.
pliinents.
fam ily returned last
week
from
Gules < Irvek where he had employ
ment. He expects to leave soon fo r
the harvest fields in eastern Wash
ington.
F you fed thoroughly fagged out after a day
at the office, although your work calls for
only a comparatively slight expenditure of
physical energy, the chances are your fatigue
is due rtiore to noisy surroundings than to the
work itself Noise increases fatigue and de
creases the worker’s production. The remedy
is to fortify yourself against din by eating
plenty of sweets and other energy foods that
tend to offset the muscular tension caused by
nojse
These statements were made by Dr. Donald
A I-aird. Director. Colgate University Psy
chological Laboratory, in a paper read before
the American Association For The Advance
ment O f Science, at its recent meeting in
Syracuse The paper covered Dr Laird’s find
ing» resulting from research di-
~ W
r acted toward discovering the
effects of noise upon oidce wo kora,
and a possible means of offsetting
I
tny harmful effects Toe "noise”
rvseerch ha* extended over a
period of several years
Increated Production
Dr Laird annoenced that s diet
rich In energy foods — carbohy
drates such as sweet
foods,
spaghetti. Doodles, bread, potatoes
—In addition to offsetting the ill
effeits of noisy surroundings bet
tered the worker's production re-
gardioss of noise. During the days
co which quiet was maintained In
the experimental rooms, and the
subjects were fed a hlgb-carbohy-
ctrate diet, production was 15 per
coat better than on low-carboby-
orate days, under tne same quiet
conditions
"From the point ol view of the
employer's own. seliUb lu c re :!,'
Dr. Laird said, "the worker'a c!e: Is
lust aa Important aa modern .m-
_.oved’
working
environment,
her*, paradoxically the question
i nolte Is frequently neglected
Our experiments have shown that
, ise al the average office level In-
(Top) Dr. Lsird giving one of the tests to determine the effect of
.eases muscular tension, so that
office ncise upon production. (Above) A test of eye-hand coordina
■•.ergy demands are stepped up
tion. Pushing a stylus through 70CO irregularly shaped and spaced
■;ieatly beyond the slight require-
holes, pastirg before them on a long strip of adding machine paper,
..ents of the actual work The re-
it the task of these two girls.
•Ut Is greater fatigue and lessened
production
to suffer the transition shock as quiring close eye-hand coordination
well as the general irritability asso —a requirement of major Impor
Cannibalistic Muscles
ciated with the conversion of the tance In many forma of office work.
“ Glycogen, or blood sugar, la muscle proteins ”
During two of the four period!
essential for muscular activity
Subjects selected by Dr Laird into which the total experimental
This the system creates mo»( for the experiments were young period was divided, the girls were
easily, and by preference, from women, experienced in office work. bathed tn noise made by a complex
carbohydrates Carbohydrates fall- The time devoted to the experi noise-making device known as •
log the glycogen Is even made ments was divided into four equal 3-A Audiometer, me noise being
from the mnscle proteins them periods These were divided Into kept st the level of the average
selves If necessary, but only at high-carbohydrate and low-carbo office. Fatigue was determined by
the expense of Irritability and hydrate
periods.
During
the using a check list of 54 criteria of
what nay be called a transition former, the girls were not only fatigue. .
shock period while the reserve served a predominately carbohy
"The worker who feels me urge
carbohydrate In the liver Is being drate menu at their meals, but to take a milk shake or a cream
lowered to the critical point
were fed cookies, or candy be puff in the middle of his work
"Workers generously supplied tween meals. During the low-carbo spell.” Dr Laird commented, "wtll
with carbohydrates seem to be hydrate periods, substitutes were be less fatigued in general, tn the
able to work amid noise without given I d place of the carbohydrate light of the experiments, but it la
the fatiguing muscular Irritability foods
probably more important to watch
due to the muscles esUng them
for an adequate Intake of quick-
Bathed in Noise
selves while converting their pro
energy carbohydrates at the regu
teins Into glycogen Workers on a
Complicated laboratory devices lar meal and not rely solely upon
•Il«t low In carbohydrates appesr were em stored in work testa re betwaan-mo*! mnacka.'*
am ong the guests that helped Mi
am i Mrs. J. Morrison of Portland
celebrate their 31st wedding anni
versary and Mrs. Morrison's birth-
clay Friday evening.
It also was
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hadley's 31st
we ding anniversary.
PRO BATE COURT
Petition fo r appointment o f guar
dian o f Wilhelmina
Ruff, an in
competent. Her husband. Fred Ruff,
aska fo r guardianship.
Petition that the will o f Robert
In spite o f the busy hay season.
M. Shaver be admitted to probate
Hit*>n club ladies held their an-
and G. A. Johnson
appointed ad
nual picnic Wednesday at Jergcns i C O U R T H O U S E I T E M S ,
ministrator
_____________________
Mrs. Ksther Adams, form erly o f puik. There were fifteen KtHxwnup*
ay
A lfred Haywood appointed admin
i i 'n i i r K T S
Sherwood, but who has been spend anil a number o f children to en- f
Sarah
d in ,,,.
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W iim , r istrator o f the estate o f
ing the past few months wi*h her ioy Ik .
Haywood.
daughter in California, returned to
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Bethany,
while rounding
a
Oregon the first o f last week, and
[ j «-urve, skidhed into the car driven
IIUBER
Orders Signed by Judge Ragley
will make her home with her bro IB----------------------------- -— ----------- - y t ! by Sylvan Nelson.
The suit between Rolph Kreitx
ther and sister, (ieorge liaw iey and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchoff are. ) ,
Kng*lmann while driv- and Etoile Virginia Kreitz be dis
Mrs. Hattie Iaiwler, Tile Fl.it road.
renting the Jackman place.
, mg on the highway at the mter- missed.
• »crtion o f the Denney
road, drew
Those from
the
Kinton church
James
P.Rhea declared to be in
Mr. and
Mrs.
E. J.
Mann o f 1 across highway, and a fter ceach-
and Sunday school
attending the
default in the suit o f Lydia
E.
side o f road,
while
home coming held Sunday all day Depoe Bay are Beaverton visitors | jng opposite
Rhea vs. James P. Rhea.
IVinald Smith from Portland is li starting to straighten out parallel
with Mountain Home church wera:
broadside Orders Signed hy Judge Templeton
Mr. and Mr*. Robert Pomeroy and spending a ft«w days with Elmer | t»> highway, was struck
)
' by a car driven by Mir. Kelley. In-
children, S. H- Pomeitay, Mr. and Larson.
Ordered that
petition
o f Port-
Mrs. Kverett W right and family,
Savings
Bank to he
Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Smith
and' f
*
PuttinK on
br* kes; he land Trust
Mrs. Herman Metxentine and son, fam ily went up h, Mt. Hood last
o f Henry C.
?-° “ T " 1 th* * * ¡ 2 appointed guardian
o f car Yv H. Engelnvnnn and r.d King
Everett.
be disallowed
as King is
Friday.
) L. Rowland were slightly injure;!!
considered able to look
after his
"L o ya l Scouts”
organised
boys j
Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitlock were*
own affairs.
class o f the ¡Sunday school, F.. L. Sunday visitors o f Mr. and Mrs.
AR R E STS
The executor
o f the estste
of
Cox leader, spent a very pleasant Chas. Brown.
Wayne G off, Reynold Vogel, IIar- FTIza E. Finley
be
released and
old Vogel, Chas.
Glngeerch,
T.a- discharged from further duty. Es
Mrs. W. F. Livcrntoro of Huber
evening Friday at the home of Mr. j
were arrested
fo r tate closed.
and Mrs. Wayne VanKleek, Pleas has been seriously ill at her home- mon Stewart
stealing
firecracker*
and
other
the
past
two
weeks.
Saturday, July 30, at the court
ant Valley road, their son Eugene
Fourth o f July explosives from a house the objections to the final
being a member o f the class. A t
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith vts - | man at Balm Grove.
They plead settlement o f the James McGregor
the close o f the evening* the host- ited the S. A . Hoare honvt In St.. > guilty and paid the man for what estate will be heard.
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Hcflearrh Shows Noisy Offices
Li
Workers’ Production,
increase Fatigue
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