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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
8
Dr. Theodore discusses tetanus causes in wounds and soil spores, noting prophylaxis with antitoxin and booster doses. He describes incubation of one to two weeks, initial neck and jaw stiffness, progressing to spasms lasting 5 to 10 seconds, and emphasizes vigilance and proper wound care to reduce infection risk.
Pattern 4826 offers a low shoulder seam design with a few parts and a waist belt. It is available in sizes 12 4 16 18 and 20 with size 18 requiring 2% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send twenty five cents for the pattern to The Charleston Gazette Pattern Dept. 243 West 11th St New York NY. Print name address and size clearly.
The article describes transatlantic and domestic airline use of frozen meals served on Pan American and Pennsylvania Central flights. It notes in-flight "whirlwind ovens" heating plates from subzero to hot in about 15 minutes, with dinners including steak chicken ham and roast turkey.
A simple method guides gardeners to stake gladiolus spikes evenly and tie blooms to stakes. Cut flowers correctly to save energy for corms and future buds. Keep leaves attached at the base, stake firmly, and tie with raffia or tape to prevent slipping.
23 white Nansemond county draftees refused to share a Greyhound seat with Black passengers after a Supreme Court ruling on intrastate segregation. They left the bus for Richmond, then returned to board the next bus after noting Negroes occupied about half the rear seats.
Scranton Pennsylvania reports 75 000 anthracite miners returned to work after Memorial Day strike. All mines in the Scranton district resumed operations with production expected at 90 to 100 percent of normal. A new contract signed Friday provides wage increases and welfare benefits and will be approved by the general membership.
Transfer pattern Pattern Number 872 shows three peacocks with crochet directions in a pineapple motif. Send twenty cents to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept New York for this pattern, including name address and zone.
James D. Sullivan fifty two allowed a stranger to use his telephone and then accompanied him to a front of an iron works where the man claimed to have found a nude and battered woman. Sullivan identified the body as his wife after a single glance. Sheriff Capt. Gordon Bowers reported evidence of a violent struggle behind the iron works.
Roy E. Delaplaine Jr. a former Pittsburgh Marine, died during a searing thunderstorm after pulling a pistol during a panic moment. He shouted that he could not endure the noise and bolted away, later found near stairs with a firearm as Miss Eve Shivers and her mother witnessed.
The message touts Regular Army retirement benefits with half pay after 20 years and three quarters pay after 30 years. It urges enlistment and notes that over three quarters of a million have joined, aiming for a million. directs readers to Army camps or posts for full facts.
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