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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1951
Page
6
The Palmer houses the latest design from Chapman & Evans A.I.A. built for a large developer, tested by many families, and adaptable from two to three bedrooms. It follows national FHA standards and has wiring approved by the National Adequate Wiring Bureau.
Miss Mildred M. Ginn reports 427.00 donated to the Greensboro Red Cross Drive for Funds. Noted volunteers include Miss Mariam Baynard and Mrs. Harry Hubbard among others. Local social notes mention visitors from Baltimore and Chester, birthday party, welfare home minstrel trip, and various weekend visits and gatherings. The Fire Company Drive reaches 681.00 as it enters its second week with many additional contributors listed.
The article emphasizes that an effective sheep parasite control program requires constant operation. It argues for relentless monitoring, timely treatment, and consistent management practices to prevent outbreaks and maintain flock health across seasons.
A health overview discusses tuberculosis types and transmission, emphasizing pulmonary TB, meningitis, and disseminated forms. It notes streptomycin improvements, bovine TB control via tuberculin testing and milk pasteurization, and early detection through regular chest X rays. It also covers cancer awareness, early diagnosis, annual exams, and seven warning signs prompting medical checks.
President Auriol spoke to a joint session, urging collective security with the United States and denouncing neutrality. He cited France’s wartime losses and said Europe will pool arms and troops to defend peace, while praising democracy and resistance to tyranny.
The 414-carat Hope Diamond, named for its former London owner, is linked to the Tavernier Blue brought from India in 1638. Cut and added to the French crown jewels, they were stolen in 1792 and later reappeared as the Hope Diamond. Tradition ties it to eleven violent deaths and two royal houses.
The article notes that medicines effectively treat anaplasmosis, a malaria like illness in cattle, yet no drug tested so far prevents recovered animals from remaining carriers of the disease.
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