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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
1
A Woman's World guide advises careful washing and organized storage to extend glassware life. Read about proper stacking, drying, cleaning solutions, and storage solutions using shelves, rubber cushions, towels, and transfer trays to prevent chips and breakage.
Mike and Eric face sharp criticism from Fimer Twitchell about the Office of Price Stabilization. He decries stale promises, high living costs, and lack of reassurance, urging kinder words and modest action to ease consumers’ plight.
Kathleen Norris critiques attitudes toward deafness, contrasting how the blind and toothless cope with disability. She cites Margot Younger’s letter and a dinner scene to show older deaf individuals often resist aids, while patient family efforts and normal tone conversation can restore hearing and reintegrate them.
A USGS worker found an early North American bivouac on the Alaska coast interior trail. artifacts dating from the end of the last ice age were turned to the Smithsonian by Robert J. Hackman. Among the pieces is a Folsom point fragment linked to Cape Denbigh flint culture, suggesting early human presence near Norton Sound.
In a New York City apartment, Annorice Godfrey and her four sons Robert 16 Michael 22 George 24 Roy 12 live under the shadow of muscular dystrophy. Doctor Ade Milhorat at Cornell Medical Center funds daily trials, paying hospital bills himself, as Roy remains a steadfast patient and mother clings to a hoped cure.
Mrs. Kenneth Rosebush of Pontiac Michigan gave birth to quadruplets at St Joseph Mercy Hospital. Dr Edward Christie and Dr Edm Stan delivered three girls and one boy in 90 seconds. The parents celebrate their 17th wedding anniversary as they adjust to two boys and two girls names Kenneth Jr Keith Crystal Kristene. Quadruplets occur about once in 512000 births.
An artificial electrical pacemaker successfully revived stopped hearts in animal experiments. It delivers a shock to a heart knob area to stimulate beating and can be adjusted to regulate rhythm until the heart resumes solo function.
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