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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
8
The article instructs on when not to give an enema without a doctor's order and details suitable solutions, temperatures, and equipment. It emphasizes patient comfort and safety, outlining steps from preparing equipment to inserting the tube and protecting the bed.
A young voice questions safer paths and seeks new knowledge while an elder cautions restraint. The dialogue urges daring exploration of science and discovery against weary, contented advice. The poem frames ambition versus caution through a youthful call to explore the unknown.
Step by step procedure describes rectal enema administration including lubrication insertion, solution flow, gradual elevation, flow stoppage, removal for washing, and placing patient on bed pan to expel the solution. The text emphasizes caution with obstruction and gentle handling during removal.
The piece lists home cooking tips from Duncan Hines and Wilson Rector for pheasant duck and quail. It covers sour cream roasting, bacon fat, gravy, and bold steps for mallard, wild duck, and quail with specific ingredients and methods. It references Adams farm recipes and tips from Duncan Hines Adventures in Good Cooking.
Marine Pfc. Maurice W. Donohue aged 20, son of Mr and Mrs Joe M Donohue of 40644 First Avenue NW, sustained a blast concussion with injuries to his right hip and left foot during combat in the Palau islands. A Parnell high school graduate, he worked for Wilson and Company before enlisting March 19 1943. His brother Sgt Lawrence J Donohue of the medical corps serves with a hospital unit in Italy.
The free Yugoslav radio reported by the FCC quoted Lt Gen Ivan Milutinovic of the Yugoslav National Liberation Army saying a patriot named Milutinovic died recently while performing his duties.
Capt Marvin R Springer arrived in England per word from his wife and son. Pvt Burton F Kolek recently moved to Camp Van Dorn from Camp Reynolds Pa. Staff Sgt Albert R Haberle, veteran of 50 missions, is on 21 day furlough at his mother’s home. Pvt Leonard O Bassett of Fort Bragg is on a four day furlough with his wife and mother. Darrell Wilkey, shipfitter, home on leave, will return to the east coast Dec 1. Pvt L H Curly Redfern notified by wife and son. Pfc Milner Jesse Rompot wounded in Italy after service since 1941. Sgt Donald A Witousek back from furlough at Clovis NM. J L Sanders, apprentice seaman, back in training after illness. Louis L Sanders, military policeman, injured in London fires. First Sgt James L Wagner attending officer candidate school in Australia. Brothers Pvt William E Wagner and Lt Jack H Wagner also in service. Lester F Sykora, Seabee, on leave for 30 days. Lt Ivan J Hasek, a Mustang pilot, describes a locomotive strafing near Fort Frankfort with plane damaged and crew wounded.
British destroyers Wheatland and Avon Vale sank three German destroyers in the Adriatic after engaging two overnight near islands coast. About 90 minutes later a third destroyer was sunk. some German survivors were rescued and taken prisoner.
A three day battle ended with the Dalmatian port of Zara falling to Tito's forces. A broadcast from Marshal Tito's headquarters announced the capture on Thursday night.
President Roosevelt proclaimed November 23, the fourth Thursday of the month, as Thanksgiving Day in line with the 1941 law. He urged nationwide Bible reading from Thanksgiving to Christmas and thanked God for liberty restored and the promise of lasting peace.
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