02 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes Robert Forbes as publisher and states publication details. It lists subscription rates: $2.50 per year in advance and $8.00 per year for foreign countries.
Dr. H. W. Schultz reports two years of Swift laboratory research showing meat can be fed to infants as young as six weeks or younger with health benefits. Studies tested baby tolerance to meat and advantages of early protein intake using strained meats that pass easily through a nursing bottle.
Eye troubles are a leading health problem in America. The American Optometric Association cites that two of three adults need glasses or vision correction and millions of school children have impaired vision from poor school environments. Dr John B O Shea notes vision loss often occurs without pain.
Mrs Revel, aunt of Oscar Smith of Pierson Iowa, visits the Smith home. Families and guests travel to Har ry Smith home near Sutherland. Gerald Hahn at Ft Riley Kansas visits. Numerous local visits include Hahn Peterson and Bruce families in Cherokee and Ida Grove area. Creighton corn shelling, Halloween party at Mongan home, cradle roll gathering, and various Sunday and weekday calls across Mt Olive and nearby towns. A death notice arrives for Chris Fredrickson from Corpus Christi Texas.
18 year old Beverlee Feuerstein of Sheldon tried out for the Skating Vanities in Sioux City and earned a cast offer but declined after the recent deaths of her father and brother. She has roller skated since age 17.
Mr and Mrs Otis Jenkins of Burt announced the arrival of their sixteenth child. The baby joins ten living brothers and sisters in a large, growing family, celebrated in a local newspaper notice.
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