Maryland Farmers Face Challenge in 1952
Maryland farmers confront a major wartime task to boost food and fiber output amid a shrinking labor pool. Chairman Jos H Blandford urges cooperation with employment services, use of labor saving machinery, electricity, and community mobilization. He warns of tight nitrogen and phosphates supplies and urges early orders while stressing disease prevention and health measures.
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Health for All on the Common Cold Season
The common cold strikes year round but peaks in January and February and can be most serious then. It is the most prevalent illness in the country with people averaging two or three colds annually. No cure exists yet, but science has identified measures to ward off colds and reduce complications once begun.
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Dorothy Dale extends thanks to all who were kind during illness. Readers urged to subscribe to the Journal today.
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