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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1951
Page
7
Editorial outlines headaches origins from high blood pressure to brain tumors and migraines. It notes morning headaches, relief with neck pressure, and pain patterns by region. The article discusses arthritis related headaches and daily Smug headaches tied to sinus infection, plus cataract questions and that surgery remains the only proven cure.
Teener fashion pitch for a dress with a belled whirl skirt and bre tleI collar in pattern 4753. Sizes 10 to 16 with yardage details and complete illustrated sewing instructions. Send 30 cents for pattern and 20 cents for the book to Anne Adams, Charleston Gazette.
Small holes in insect screen can be filled with solder. Paint downspouts by drawing a paint saturated sponge through the line. One pint enamel covers about five square feet. Damp sandpaper with paint thinner to cut dust. Ground belt driven motors to stop stray static in Betts. Rub dark wood scratches with pecan meat. Clamp a board with holes on stepladders to keep tools handy. Send your home repair questions to Mr. Cobb for upcoming answers.
Three Huntington industries plan partial shutdowns next month as workers take vacations. West Virginia Steel and Manufacturing will close July 1 to 16 for essential work and maintenance. International Nickel will shut during the last week of July. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway shop employees will align vacations with the coal miners holiday the first two weeks of July. Owens-Illinois Glass and American Car and Foundry will remain active despite the vacation period.
Summers County plans a new community cannery at Sandstone High School near Hinton. It will be the second in Summers County and the 35th statewide, featuring modern labor services, an electric corn cutter, and steam-jacketed kettles under Warren Baker and Miss Ruby Holland.
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