Medical Dosing Rules and Daily Dozen Guidance
A historical health note explains proper medicine dosing with minimum and maximum doses, single doses, repeaters, and divided doses. It covers timing for effects, such as a tonic before meals, and mentions cumulative effects like digitalis. It notes medicines are often given three or four times daily and warns frequent dosing can disturb a very ill patient.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Fifty Years Ago?
Twenty years ago a report from the Public Service Commission discussed a state highway project between Corry and Wrightsville near Columbus with railroad crossing eliminations and a subway underpass. The Corry Choral Society rehearsals resumed under Prof Barth with a production praised as sparkling and well staged. A birthday announcement notes a son born to Mr and Mrs Willand in Pleasant Street and a Halloween party hosted by Mrs Donald Stowner with music and dancing among guests in costume.
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Corry
Wrightsville
Hrle
Columbus
Public Service Commission
Leiding
Donald Stowner
Motley Demes Club
Hallowe'en
Stewart
Unclear Classified Puzzle Questions From Historic Page
A scrambled quiz item presents mis-typed questions about governors presidents and world events. It includes inquiries on state governance, foreign leaders, anatomy of arteries and veins, international law tribunals, and river geography, all from an OCR fragment.
Leaders Predict 30 000 Voters in County Next Week
Fragmented text suggests leaders expect about 30 000 voters in the county next week with efforts to mobilize turnout. Officials estimate turnout could be the highest in years as authorities plan intensive drives to get voters to the polls.
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Willik
Polilicia
Miune
Hiab Mumeber
Thomas W. Flintley
Annonce Fuwl
Ken Lo
Eoure
Freeze Fight Over Social Security Tax For 1946
The Senate and House agree to keep the old age retirement tax at 1 percent for both employees and employers in 1946. Debate centers on Treasury needs, deficit impact, inflation risk, and future retirement funding as critics fear higher deductions and wage pressures. Proponents argue the tax level is already high and further cuts could hinder benefits.
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Senpis
House
Congress Hing
Roosevelt
Treasury
Navy Day Voices From Street Aid For Sailors Aid
A reader letter recalls crowds on Navy Day collecting funds for sailors in hospital wards. The writer laments lack of visible home flags and questions public spirit, noting many sailors with battle wounds and pondering local support and patriotism.
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Navy
Auuthee
Population note on the B00 Lelegiels in the Sahanas
The readable fragment states that the complete 20 percent of the B00 Lelegiels in the Sahanas are inhabited. Partial context limits further detail.
House panel pressed on anti racketeering rule move
The House Rules Committee faces pressure to urge the House to approve a rule allowing the Hobbs anti racketeering bill to be taken up and voted on. The measure, favorably reported only in the judiciary committee, would apply the federal anti racketeering act to labor unions. It penalizes obstruction of interstate commerce by robbery or extortion, a language challenged in 1924 and later in Supreme Court dissent.
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House
Halse Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Stone
Bone
Teamsters Union
A. F.la
Congress debates act to curb truck delivery in New York City
The text outlines a contested measure aimed at regulating delivery trucks in New York City. It notes opposition from AFL leaders and references a Hobbs bill debated in 1945, with House support but Senate inaction. The piece discusses unions and legislative obstacles shaping the proposal's path.
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Tveny
New York City
Conv
Coxeres
AFL
Aks Thiel Farm
Congress
House
Senate
Cor
All Saint and All Souls Masses in Catholic Churches
Mass schedules for All Saints and All Souls in Catholic churches. St Thomas will offer services November 1 at 6 45 and 7 15. St Elizabeth also holds All Saints Day Masses at 6 00 and 8 15 and All Souls Day Masses at 7 00 and 9 30.
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Nicock
St. Elizabeth’s Churen
Strike vote at Erie G.E. plant
Oct 30 union officials say 170000 General Electric workers authorized a strike vote at the Erie Works after the company refused to discuss a new contract. The vote affects about 9000 local employees and was to be conducted with the National Labor Relations Board.
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BRIE
United Blocemeteal Radio and Machine Workers of America
GTO
New York
Erie Works
Suikl
Nytingw Labor Relations Board
General Electric Conference
General Electrie
We Uitie
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