Don’t Minimize Dizziness Its Serious Implications
Dr Paul A Campbell of Northwestern University medical school spoke at the Veterans Administration hospital in Downey California about dizziness. He described dizziness as a common complaint with varying sensations from whirling to mental confusion. Rotational dizziness often stems from ear balance canals or brain connections while nonrotational forms arise from higher brain centers. Causes include excess fluid or salt intake allergy infections and tumors of the balance nerve. Other factors linked to nonrotational dizziness are blood pressure changes endocrine shifts such as menopause eye disorders remote infections and brain concussion. He warned that rotational dizziness may indicate a brain tumor and requires careful medical study.
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Paul A. Campbell
Northwestern University Medical School
Veterans Administration Hospital
Downey
Campbell
Dingy furniture improved by shampooing with soap
Home experts from the University of Illinois describe a soap jelly method to freshen fabric upholstery color fastness tested first. Mix 1 cup hot water with 2 cups mild soap flakes beat to jelly apply with a cloth and rinse thoroughly in lukewarm water, avoiding dampening stuffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Fabrica
Dog-Proof Fox Trap Techniques From Old Field Notes
A wildlife specialist from the AP I extension service explains an elevated fox trap reduces dog takings. Set on a high point such as a stump or mound, using a sawdust pile or buried trap, then place bait ten feet away to entice cautious foxes while dogs may simply eat the bait.
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Earl F. Kennamer
A.P.I. Extension Service
Modern Car Finishing Cuts Hours Dramatically
An 1880s era finishing process required over 500 hours, but modern scheduling needs less than 12 hours from body delivery to finished paint. The faster turnaround coincides with a notable rise in finish quality, boosting decorative and protective value for consumers.
Lightweight foam beats gases for insulation potential
Chemists create a foldable plastic foam that swells up to 100 times its volume when baked, becoming 10 to 20 times lighter than the lightest meringue. Engineers foresee use in refrigerators and prefabricated houses as a superior insulating material.
Deaths: Rudolph Rinner of Greensboro dies in Baltimore
Rudolph Rinner a longtime Greensboro resident died Friday in University Hospital Baltimore after a month as patient He was 72 a turkey raiser dealer in eces and former owner of Greensboro Hardware He directed the Greensboro Firemen s Band and belonged to the Greensboro Lions Club He is survived by his widow and son Albert two brothers Edmund and Albert and sister Mrs Emily Mohr Burial was in Lutheran Cemetery Middle Village NY Funeral services were held at Worst Funeral Home Glendale Long Island
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Rudolph Rinner
Greensboro
University Hospital
Baltimore
Ineces
Rinner
Greensboro Firemen
Greensboro Lions Club
Albert
Edmund Rinner
New York City
Albert Rinner
Emily Mohr
Germany
Glendale
Long Island
Middlevillage
N. Y
Longtime Smithson farmer Joseph Worme dies at 86
Joseph Worme a well known farmer from Smithson Community died at Easton Hospital Saturday morning January 28 in his 87th year He was born in Austria came to America with his parents and lived on Wing's Landing Farm He survived by wife three sons five daughters twenty four grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren Funeral services were held at Federalsburg with burial in Linchester Cemetery Also noted were the deaths of Emma Eberhard 68 of Cordova George Koste 60 of Easton and Charles Wesley Bradley 73 of West Denton with details of their funerals and interments included
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Joseph Worme
Smithson
Easton Hospital
Worme
Austria
America
Riverhead
Long Island
Marie Worme
Carl Worme
Anton Worme
Edward Worme
Fred Quidas
Carl Selak
Harry McMahan
Ralph McMahan
Preston
William Lewin
Yaphank
Francis Worme
L. L
Joseph Berger
New York City
Federalsburg
C. H. Squires
Salisbury
Linchester Cemetery
Algie Willoughby
Charlie Perry
Roy Willoughby
Harry Rosebrook
Howard Cole
Melvin Willoughby
Emma Eberhard
Cordova
Peter Eberhard
Clarence Wooters
Fred Frase
Ernest Emerick
Easton
Fred
Raymond
Eberhard
Hamburg
Germany
Grace Lutheran Church
East
Spring Hill Cemetery
George Eberhard, Jr
Lawrence Willis
Ralph Willis
Marvin Hunteman
Henry Eberhard
Arthur Swartz, Jr
George Koste
Memorial Hospital
Gus George
Denton
Nicholas and
James
Mary
Kalpaxis
Wilmington
Hardee
Christ Episcopal
Charles Wesley Bradley
West Denton
Henry and
Saslie Knotts Bradley
Queen Anne
Moore
Greenmount Cemetery
Hillsboro
Baby Paul Edward Christ Born at Charleston Naval Hospital
A son was born January 23, 1950 to Mrs Nancy J Christ wife of Henry E Christ Jr chief damage controlman USN at the Naval Hospital Charleston South Carolina The infant is named Paul Edward They reside at Dixie Trailer Camp Naval Base Charleston They have three other children The father serves aboard destroyer tender USS Arcadia with the Atlantic Fleet
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Nancy J. Christ
Henry E. Christ, Jr
USN
Denton
Naval Hospital, Naval Base
Charleston
S. C
Paul Edward
Arcadia
Christ
Dixie Trailer Camp
Naval Base
Greensboro air force trainee returns home on furlough
Pfc. Page Sylvester has finished basic training at Lockland Air Force Base Texas and will report February 12 to Chanute Air Force Base Illinois to study weather observation. Other local notices include visits, illnesses, and family events with references to Wilmington Easton Hospital Federalsburg and Dover Hospital.
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Pfc
Page Sylvester
Lockland Air Force Base
Texas
Chanute Air Force Base
Illinois
Elizabeth Smith
Wilmington
John Wyatt
Roy Rogers Color Strip Debuts in February Puck
Roy Rogers, the King of the Cowboys, leads a new thrill packed western adventure on the comic page. Look for his color strip starting in the February 12 issue of Puck and appearing in The Comic Weekly two section magazine with the Baltimore Sunday American.
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Roy Rogers
King of the Cowboys
Puck
Baltimore Sunday American
Card of Thanks for Rudolf Rinner
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during illness and death of husband and father Rudolf Rinner. Comfort and sympathy will be remembered. Mrs. Rudolf Rinner and son Albert.
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Rudolf Rinner
Albert
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Charles Wesley Beadley
Merrel Spence
T. S. Dixon
Mardella Springs
Earl Cagle
Bert Cagle
Philadelphia
Ed. Cagle
Lane
Ridgely
L. J. Jones
Hoxie
Covington, Pa
Hospital
David Morris
George Kibler
Dayton
Ohio
John Moore
Charles Rich
E. J. Pearson
W. T. Lockerman
Denton, Md
Amoco
6Th Avenue
Maryland
Denton Amoco
Sta
John Howard Jr
DR. Weygand
DR. Parker
Chiropractors
Newton’s Crossbreds
New Hampshires
O. A. Newton & Son Company
Bridgeville, del
Philco
Gale Electric Company
of Our Nations
Congress
Treasury
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