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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1962
Page
7
A veterinary guide explains ringworm caused by Microsporum canis affects dogs cats and humans. It details transmission through direct contact and bedding, typical head region lesions, diagnostic use of Wood's light and microscopic hair analysis, and practical local treatments with iodine salicylic and benzoic acids.
Continued from A-6 describes aid to children with food clothing and toys. A Memorial Day outing included a Boston minister. Victoria Bell and her daughters received hair styling at a local beauty parlor. Mrs. Bell noted improvements in the children after a week. Dave Harris, 42, moved in locally and works as a second cook at the Cranberry Goose inn. Ted Kennedy Jr. greeted him, prompting chilly reactions in Hyannis Republicans. Guthridge is said to have recruited.
Ringworms in dogs cats and children are commonly caused by microsporum canis Early treatment is essential and infected bedding collars jackets must be destroyed Kennel owners and pet hospital staff should stay vigilant as transmission can occur from clippers and grooming combs These tools must be sterilized before reuse If a child shows ringworm consult a physician since a pet might be the source and should be examined by a veterinarian.
The article surveys Polaris missile power, Soviet and Chinese submarine fleets, and U.S. anti submarine warfare. It notes Thach's emphasis on vast Pacific waters, ASW progress, and the need for major tech advances to counter modern subs. It details hunter killer group operations, Pacific command reach, and port ice realities affecting submarine activity.
HARTSELLE Speegie's Radio and Television Service Shop was opened here by Tharon Speegle and Franklin Woodard. The shop will repair radios and televisions, car radios, record players and install antennas.
Early sunrise on Court House Square shows a colorful Trade Day scene with people trading a pik for a watch a horse for a mule and a dog for various items rummage sales fill gaps between barking dogs and livestock. Trade Day originated with March and September court Mondays and grew to a monthly event mayor John T. Reid compares it to Christmas due annually and eagerly awaited.
The Mt Washington Carriage Road marks its centennial this year, highlighting its status as the oldest toll road still in operation in the United States.
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