Doctor Weber Recalls Work With Schweitzer in Africa
Dr. Dale M. Weber details his five months at Lambarene with Albert Schweitzer and a jungle hospital scene. He describes 300 bed facilities, multilingual staff, leper village care, daily routines, and Schweitzer’s influence on medical ethics and life reverence.
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Iowa City
Dale M. Weber
Gebon
Alpert Schweitzer
Lambarene
Africa
State University of Iowa
Harley Webers
Cumberland
Iowa
Broadlawns General Hospital
Des Moines
Weber
Association of American Medical Colleges
Smith, Kline and
French Laboratories
Hans U. Zellweger
SUI
Schweitzer
Switzerland
America
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Europe
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Hernin
Weec
Waas
Lumbarene
Albert Schweitzer
U. S
Emory Ross
M& Gramercy
Deadline set for soybeans loan payoff and redemption
Washington AP Farmers face a July 31 deadline to decide on paying off price support loans and redeem more than 50 million bushels of soybeans stored under the Agriculture Department program. Loans averaged $2.25 per bushel with an expected large share to be waved in as loan payment.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Colorful Stones Cover Porch Walls Of Kimballton Farm Home
Mr and Mrs Niels Bennedsen near Kimballton showcase a porch wall built from stones gathered across many states. Bennedsen notes the rocks, once rough, reveal beauty after cleaning, and he recalls helping his father chip stones for roads and later building the brick home.
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Kimballton
Niels Bennedsen
Bennedsens
Bennedsen
Snake River
Vegetable oils to remain on surplus list
Washington AP reports extra supplies of vegetable oils keep outlook cloudy for farmers growing soybeans cottonseed peanuts and flaxseed. Oils compete with animal fats like butter lard and tallow. Agriculture Department projects Oct 1 carryover of 1.4 billion pounds about unchanged from prior year. Old crop soybeans stock prévu to reach one million bushels, triple last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Rural natives face malnutrition linked to poverty
The text argues that laziness and shiftlessness among rural natives contribute to a vicious circle of poverty. Poor land leads to poor food and indifference, worsening conditions and outcomes.
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