Foreign Objects Endangering Children Heads 1967 Health Article
A health overview notes foreign objects are the leading cause of accidental death in children under six, citing Dr Paul H Holinger and a 1967 Today's Health article. It lists dangerous swallowed items, stresses endoscopy advances, and urges mothers to study safety guidance.
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Garry Myers
National Safety Council
Jean Carper
Today
American Medical Association
Paul H. Holinger
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Holinger
Cautionary Safety Advice For Parents On Foreign Objects
Dr. Holinger urges vigilance for choking hazards and indigestible objects swallowed by toddlers. He warns parents to watch for cold fever or respiratory trouble after coughing fits and suggests consulting a doctor if ingestion is suspected. The piece emphasizes constant parental alertness to keep millions of children safer.
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Holinger
U.S
Club News From area churches and sororities
Alexander Presbyterian Circle 1 met at the church with co hosts Mrs. McHarg and Mrs. Wakefield. The program The Miracle of Easter featured organ music by Mrs. Evans and readings by several members. Easter hymns were sung, and 14 members with three guests attended. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae met at Mrs. Stauffer’s with Mrs. Vanesse as guest and elected officers. Plans for a May settlement school sale were made. Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae gathered at Mrs. Lee’s with new member Mary Ann Chandler. Tom Chesser spoke on juvenile delinquency and Athens County’s efforts. Rummage sale planned for April 14 and Founders Day dinner set for April. Adult Fellowship Class of The Plains Methodist Church met at the church with Miss Cade and Mrs. Smith hosting and devotion led by Mrs. Hawk. Otho Coon led fellowship hour.
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Pi Beta Phi
Gerald Stauffer
Horace J. Vanesse
Sacramento
Calif
Herbert Evans
William Lindsay
John Click
Carl Clifford
J. David Lundberg
George Drach
William Roberts
David Neutzling
Mary Ann Chandler
Opal McBride
Tom Chesser
Athens County
Lee
Harry Lackey
Neward
The
Plains Methodist Church
Dorothy Cade
Norman Smith
Robert Hawk
Otho Coon
Heloise and Helpful Hints Share Quick Life Tips
A collage of reader tips covers thawing meat with newspaper wrapping for juiciness, vacuum cleaning techniques using crevice attachments, nylon net as bait wrap, address book tips with zip codes, a towel saver for large towels, a rug flattening fix with cardboard, and tuna oil pouring using a potato masher.
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Heloise
Sue Martin
My Favorite Recipe Key Lime Pie by Marian Reeder
Florida Key lime pie recipe shared by Marian Reeder notes substitutions if true limes unavailable. It uses graham cracker crust baked briefly with eggs lime juice condensed milk coloring sour cream lemon rind and a short return bake, then chilling.
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Florida
Florida Keys
Edmund Clark
Hamilton
N. Y
Deerfield Beach
Lois Lee
Letter of Laughter Inventor Aims at Auto Lights Off
A humorous note suggests the man who earns a million dollars swiftly would invent a gadget that automatically turns lights off when a teen exits a room. The piece then pivots to a sight gag about catching an elusive mouse.
Fair Packaging and Labeling Act Provisions Explained
Lois A. Simonds explains the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act effective July 1. Applies to all food and laundry products except meat and poultry. Requires double labeling of contents and clear net weight. Prohibits terms like giant or jumbo. Requires serving counts to include net content. cents off deals only if price under regular retail. FDA gains authority to add packaging rules. Commerce Secretary may set standards for sizes and shapes.
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Lois A. Simonds
Miss Simonds
Food and Drug Administration
Secretary of Commerce
Dear Abby Letters From Home And Honest Advice
A reader asks for letters to boost morale from home for GIs in Thailand. Abby suggests a one stamp per week pen pal push and provides the Army APO address in San Francisco. Other letters joke about static in a carpeted apartment and a widow laments aging and companionship after her husband’s death.
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Abby
Thailand
U.S. C
Dear Abby Letters Inspire Widow Resentment
Dear Abby responds to readers who sympathize with a recent widow and a letter writer who feels unready to adjust to life after loss. The exchange explores grief, coping challenges, and support expectations in a sensitive, household advice tone.
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Abby
Confidential alert on liberated lifestyles in Omaha
A confidential notice to a reader named Liberated in Omaha warns that while the pill may aid in one area it risks harm in another. It cautions that general disease dangers rise as miracle drugs lose effectiveness and a VD infection can leave a person permanently afflicted and sterile. It questions the free love philosophy.
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Omaha
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Robert Garrett
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