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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
4
Cattlemen estimate annual losses from grubs at 109 million pounds of beef and 50 to 100 million dollars. National Live Stock Loss Prevention officials detail wasted meat from grub holes and lower gains in feedlots. A processor notes average losses of $3.56 per grubby head from November to May.
The American Dental Association Council on Therapeutics says pure water is the best mouth wash. It is cheap stable harmless and most people are already used to its taste. Flavored or medicated rinses can cause allergies and are unnecessary unless prescribed. A saline substitute of two teaspoons salt in one quart distilled water is second best. Medicated washes should be doctor prescribed to avoid delaying needed care.
Naum Jasny of the Agriculture Department in Foreign Agriculture argues Europe will increase tractor use to replace draft power lost in World War I. He notes tractors have improved since the war and will accelerate postwar recovery by speeding up crop production as animals breed and mature, with continental Europe adopting tractors to reduce declines.
The Roosevelt estate known as Springwood sits a mile south of Hyde Park. Franklin D. Roosevelt is buried in a rose garden near a hemlock hedge, with a stone library housing his papers and belongings. The nearly 1000 acre estate features ivy covered walls, a stuccoed 40 room house, two stone wings, a semicircular portico, and a captain's walk above the roof. The Long Reach of the Hudson lies beyond the lawns along the river.
The inverted fishbowl pressure suit, developed for high altitude flight, lets air crew rise to 62 000 feet while maintaining body pressure. Resembling a deep sea diver outfit inside a large goldfish bowl, it prevents fatal decompression by counteracting ambient low pressure and permitting full mobility at extreme heights.
Canadian air force trials show riboflavin improves airmen eyesight and led to daily milk allowances rising from one ounce to 10 and then 24 ounces. Separate notice from South Africa warns nicotine sulfur shortage delays tick eradication, with infestation spreading from East London to Natal and Zululand, risking other regions.
Mrs Elmer Butler hosted the W S C S at her home with business readings and games. The Smiths of Philadelphia visited the Smiths in Dickerson. Bernard Thomas returned home from eight weeks with grandparents L H Thomas. Multiple local families hosted and visited relatives last Sunday and midweek. Ida Mae Shields welcomed as daughter to Albert Shields and Elizabeth Stafford Shields.
Mr and Mrs Randall Custworth and daughter Nancy of New Jersey spent Saturday and Sunday here Mrs Blanche Adams Mrs Helen Harmon and son Ralph Mrs Marian Robinson and daughter Virginia Lee and Mrs Grace Horsey picnicked at Rehoboth on Sunday A number of our people enjoyed Tolchester on Sunday Mr and Mrs George Wheatley and family called on her father and uncle Jim Sunday afternoon
A daughter Mary E Mellard marks five years since the passing of Sallie A Price on September 3 1941. She notes ongoing sadness and tears yet memory keeps her mother close.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their brother Charles C. Trice. Maude Willoughby Norman Trice.
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