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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1944
Page
6
SUN reporter Loraine Covert profiles Ida M Stopher a longtime union organizer and leader in Cincinnati. She urges women to register vote and mobilize families highlighting Nigerian Ward Walnut Hills effort and her own diverse union work. Stopher balanced work with family and pursued labor education and public service roles.
The National Citizens Political Action Committee launches a drive to enlist 15,000 ministers, priests and rabbis to support Roosevelt and a progressive congress. Under Rev. Dwight J. Bradley the effort will use biweekly letters to clergymen nationwide until election day.
A pictorial lesson titled The Mechanics of Voting guides Black women in Cincinnati on ballot marking to avoid lost ballots. Led by Mrs. Clara Hough and Pauline Fide with Arnold B. Walker, the program aims to register more voters and boost turnout with house-to-house canvassing and sample ballots demonstrating ticket splitting.
A speaker debunks prenatal superstition about birthmarks and explains that only physical injury or health issues affect a fetus. He notes risks from malnutrition, diseases, and toxins, discusses transmission after birth, and mentions newborn precautions against infections like tuberculosis and gonorrhea. New Week About Heredity.
Consumers Union tests find Coca Cola and Cleo Cola among best buys for value and flavor. White flour enriched options improve nutrition. many cake flours not enriched. Toilet tissues show stable quality post shortage with top brands available at low prices.
The article explains how the syphilis germ hides in the body, with early signs like a hard sore and later rashes. It notes that untreated disease damages organs, urges early thorough treatment with arsenical drugs and bismuth, and warns against incomplete therapy though new rapid methods may help. It adds cautions about hospital needs and expert supervision.
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