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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1956
Page
8
Counties announce two cents per gallon gas refunds for farm operators. Eligible gas from January 1, 1956 through June 30, 1956 used in farm tractors qualifies. Farmers should contact the Internal Revenue Department for the special forms and submit promptly.
Health for Today outlines celiac disease in children six months to three years, noting intermittent mucus stools, weight may stay normal, and that a specific carbohydrate diet using ripe milk and certain fruits is required. It explains monosaccharides versus disaccharides and early banana as safe before other fruits.
Doctors Haas study 191 celiac cases showing diarrhea control within one to two months for most patients. Diet emphasizes protein fat and glucose with careful gradual starch reintroduction under medical guidance. Family history often present with allergies nervous stomach and psychosomatic factors noted. behavior changes improve with effective treatment. DOCTORS MEET.
James Robert Givens of 505 Sanders St Athens is among 115 UT medical graduates in Memphis. He will receive a doctor of medicine degree at Monday night’s commencement. Givens is son of Mrs J M Givens of Athens and a graduate of Athens High School. He earned a bachelor of science from David Lipscomb College and a master of (text truncated)
Cheryl Harmel of Maryland visited Walter Reed with a bouquet and a self written card to President Eisenhower. The card prayed for his recovery and thanked God for watching over him. The note was signed Cheryl and Charles, the sender’s baby brother.
A sentence in the notice states Givens will undertake a year of study or activity at John Gastonagsgie in Memphis starting July 1 1956.
The piece argues the modern homemaker, though self described as just a housewife, holds broad conversational reach. It cites managing children, household tech, family life, finances, religion, clubs, community issues, health topics, and school activities as her cabinet of topics. Dorothy Dix promotes the homemaker as a key social connector.
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