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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1950
Page
3
Highlands News notes Mary Ann Ridens celebrated her eleventh birthday with family and friends. Guests included Sally Hutchins J T Pruess Emmett Gallaway Darwin Tiner Judy Dietz Muriel Tanner and many others. Cake and soda served as refreshments. Bible study session led by Mrs LE Din referenced divisions of the Bible.
The Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement with antihistamine makers to stop claims that their drugs cure or prevent the common cold. Companies listed include Bristol-Myers, Anahist, Whitehall, Union Pharm, Inkisten, Grove Labs, and others. Kenneth Royall, former Army secretary, represented Anubis. Mrs. AML Warwick visits Port Neches.
Joseph Rindell, 76, died after an antihistamine tablet overdose while treating a cold, autopsy says. Pathologist Dr. Charles W. Black reported Rindell took six tablets and died within two hours. Beulah Rindell said he bought the pills Wednesday at a drug store.
Looking Backward From The Sun Files recalls five years ago with Invasion Of Ameri Isle Looms and fleet heading for Balikpapan. Polish leaders faced death sentences, technical sergeant Carrie B Hix missing in action over Kyun Au, and Charles Frazier died at home. War Foods Admin warned of more butter, less cheese, Bourbon whiskey gone. Hastings relocated to Mering hospital after illness. Mrs Charlotte Lupton hosted Burns guests. Ten years ago Allied retreats and German attacks dominated Texas politics with Governor candidates campaigning.
Bay town woman on a shopping trip called police to help find her lost son, 19, who vanished in a store nearly an hour before. Assistant Police Chief Roy Front Montgomery led a street search of storefronts and sidewalks as clerks and the frantic mother aided in the effort.
Readable ad copy describes Sun Patterns No 2987 for a dress and bolero in sizes 10 through 20 with a 38 inch dress, 34% yardage. It advertises pattern purchase for 25 cents, requests name and address, and promotes a fashion book featuring new styles and simple sewing geared to various ages and occasions.
The Kiwanis Club launches a traffic safety drive in Baytown aiming to remove hazards and improve conditions. Rufus Honeycutt and Police Chief H E L McKee outline steps including storeboard signs at West Texas and Decker Drive and a traffic safety display to educate drivers.
Fort Worth story of Eva White and her husband recounts years of misdiagnoses and failed treatments. Multiple doctors proposed bladder, heart, blood pressure, arthritis, and female trouble, before discovering relief through chiropractic adjustments and continued care.
San Antonio in a testimonial from Mrs. Harriet Dodgen of 1521 West White Road who suffered for a year with pain and a 19 day cycle. After brief Parker Chiropractic Care she reports no pain and a return to a 25 day cycle. She urges others to visit the Parker Chiropractic Clinic for relief of female disorders.
Meridian resident Walter May of Route No. 2 suffered chronic back and kidney pain since 1946. After six Parker Chiropractic Clinic adjustments, his pain eased significantly, enabling him to perform farm work more easily. He urges others to investigate Parker Clinic and notes offers for house calls. Clinic hours are daily 10 AM to 6 PM.
An advertisement touts Parker Chiropractic Clinic offering rapid healing for many Americans. It claims improvements within six weeks for average cases and longer for difficult ones, encouraging readers to visit for a consultation and appointment scheduling, with special hours for colored patients from 2 to 8 pm on Tuesdays.
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