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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
9
The piece argues fatigue is mental rather than physical for many workers. It promotes regular physical exercise as the best antidote to end-of-day weariness and emotional strain. It suggests simple outdoor activities or in-home games as a way to relieve tension and refresh the mind.
Cameron Shipp shares easy tips in July Reader's Digest to make letter writing enjoyable. Avoid fixed forms, forget old value of pen and ink, and consider pencil use. The piece promises seven rules and practical guidance to craft readable letters.
A self addressed request to Josephine Lowman in care of The Charleston Gazette promotes a leaflet titled Exercising for Relaxing No 24. The notice describes simple seated and standing exercises to ease mental and nervous fatigue and mentions a plant named Harbinger of spring erigerenia bulbosa.
Washington reports the bodies of German L. Bolen of Ellison Summers County and Ralph G. Jones of Princeton Mercer County are among 134 Americans killed in Korea and being returned aboard the American Victory. Next of kin have been notified and the remains will be escorted to their designated final destinations after arrival tomorrow at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation. The horned toad note follows as a desert lizard fact.
Editorial discusses skin as a sensitive organ reflecting emotions, noting palor blush and hives from fright and anxiety. Highlights that emotional disturbances can trigger skin diseases and that some conditions may require extended treatment. Includes reader question about neck lumps and swollen neck glands signaling possible serious conditions.
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