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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
3
Beauty Arts by Lois Leeds urges women to take short daily relaxation breaks to reduce facial tension and look fresher. It outlines simple three minute sit or lie down exercises, questions to self check, and a routine of gentle stretches after chores. It promotes calm as a path to renewed energy and a more radiant appearance.
The text discusses continental independence and media sites, mentioning BBC and foreign relations. It references internal independence of native tribes and authority extending to postal telegraph customs and currency. It notes the attorney general not being a cabinet member.
Dorothy Dix argues that failed parenting drives juvenile delinquency. She contends that if parents neglect home life and proper guidance, children imitate adult behavior, leading to truancy, theft, and crime. The piece links parental misconduct to youth misbehavior and calls for responsible family examples.
Central Press correspondent Harold Keen reports on wartime sea forecasting becoming a peace time tool. Norwegian scientist Dr Sverdrup, director of Scripps Oceanography, describes weather patrols and predicting swells to protect shore installations and aid amphibious operations. He notes plans to expand methods at naval and meteorology schools and the value of wave data for coastal engineering and rescue.
A U S government survey is planned to assess how an atomic bomb test at Bikini Atoll would affect Pacific fish and wildlife. Biologists, led by officials from the Interior and War Departments, aim to study waters exposed to heat blast and radiation while protecting Pitman sea life and nearby habitats.
Pattern printed by Needleersfl Dept in New York urges crocheters to craft a hat and matching bag. Instructions promise a rich, elegant look with a single striking color choice and easy steps. Include name and address for pattern request.
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen outlines malaria studies addressing quinine shortages caused by Java forest losses. He notes 14,000 substances tested, animals used, and human volunteers in wartime research, highlighting promising compounds like Paladin and SN 7818 and the shift from symptom suppression to prevention and cure.
The text explains Bright's disease as an inflamed kidney condition with albumin casts and mucus laced cells in urine. It notes the term derives from these cells and mentions space limits on disease prevention questions and public replies.
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