New Jersey woman credits Sulfodene with healing dog's sores
Mrs. John Burmester says her dog Daisy suffered severe itching and sores until Sulfodene stopped the itching, sores healed and hair grew back. She thanks the remedy for the recovery.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1969
Page
125
Mrs. John Burmester says her dog Daisy suffered severe itching and sores until Sulfodene stopped the itching, sores healed and hair grew back. She thanks the remedy for the recovery.
An old age warning prompts men and women to try ESOTERICA, a greaseless facial and hand cream advertised to whiten skin, reduce brown spots, and clear blemishes for $2.00 at drug counters.
Bill, six five year old mentor, helps Navajo pupils by adapting to local custom. He notes blank faces as challenges and aims to reach students with flexible methods while respecting traditions. Indian boys and girls rarely share play areas, and classroom relations require sensitive navigation.
Bill, a teacher in the Navajo Nation, uses pictures to teach English and notes the slow grade progression from kindergarten to eighth grade. He observes a high high school dropout rate and recalls a Navajo woman who would rather see white outsiders leave. The piece explores resentment toward white culture and schooling on the reservation.
Bill Gillenwater introduces "Red Studies" to explore Navajo folklore and history. He invites elder Navajo to lecture, has students model hogans, and travels to homes to aid students lacking resources. He finances supplies, runs home visits, and connects with families while urging reading and language skills.
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