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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1955
Page
6
Dublin reports St Patrick lore noting a tiny pandaka pyk fish near Downpatrick. The almost transparent creature, about the size of a mint, has large eyes and is claimed to be the world’s smallest known fish with no other gatron in Ireland.
Washington reports Americans are labeled the world’s greatest pill takers spending nearly a billion dollars yearly on aspirin vitamins minerals and many other drugs. The piece discusses public frustration with drug prices and the roles of doctors pharmacists and manufacturers in shaping modern medicine. It notes high over the counter costs compared to prescriptions and cites opinions from industry representatives and politicians.
Perkinsville relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the Oaten home to celebrate Wayden LeRoy’s first birthday. Guests included Laurel Foland Nondas Foland Victor Foland Marvin Foland Norman Engle and more from Perkinsville Ingalls Alexandria Greenfield Terre Haute and nearby areas.
Victor Fatand and daughters of Perkinsville along with Fern Johnson and Herbert Campbell of Windfall visited Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson at Windfall. The gathering featured Mrs Jobnson of hear here and Mr and Mrs Campbell hosting guests and sharing a meal.
ISTANBUL Turkey sees tea consumption jump from 1,704,000 pounds to 9,120,000 amid war strain. Salt usage climbs from 198,178 tons to 290,000. National drink rakı, a distilled grape juice, doubles in consumption during the period.
New York report notes royalty and heads of state on public payrolls worldwide. It lists 16 kings, three sultans, two emperors, one sheik, one bey, one shah, several maharajas, and 48 presidents of republics. The piece highlights breadth of official income coverage.
United States produced 87,200,000 net tons of iron ore in 1954, down four percent from the record level of 1953. The Lake Superior region contributed 65,400,000 tons of the total.
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