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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1940
Page
7
An old health note urges rest and good nutrition to fight colds and warns on overheating rooms. It explains gas furnace risks, recommends even heating, ventilation, and slight window opening to avoid headaches and condensation. It stresses safe ventilation with gas heaters and proper airflow to prevent health hazards.
A Chicago report discusses ear reattachment viability noting the American College of Surgeons guidance that a torn ear can be preserved and possibly reattached even after 24 hours. A Houston doctor confirms preservation methods and potential use of a dead ear for grafts. The piece also cites a Census cotton ginning update and wildlife notes from F. Forster on rattlesnake prey.
Mr and Mrs Lesley Larson and family and others extend gratitude for support and flowers after the death of their infant son. The note lists grieving relatives including Thrond Larson Charley Siepert Emil Krueger and acknowledges food and blessings during sorrow.
Monday November clean-up day for Clifton urged residents to place trash in convenient containers on the rear street. Mayor Mr Jonen thanks the public for cooperation to keep the area clean and beautiful, as advertised by Trade with Record advertisers.
An ad from Leona Carr Beauty Shop lists regular prices and free eyebrow styling offers. Mentions Momi Carr and Lucille Turnage with reference to Wak die King Oct. 200h, and notes shop listings for optical services.
Health officials warn of pneumonia risk as cold weather arrives and urge prompt treatment. Reports claim a death occurs every four minutes from pneumonia misattributed to the common cold, with nationwide costs reaching about 100 million dollars yearly. Many workers miss days due to colds and throat infections, stressing preventive measures.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses national health costs and aid. It mentions a management or agency, investigators and a gas issue, with references to families, doctors, and health authors. The text is incomplete but hints at measures to lower costs and improve care across communities.
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