Child Experts Warn Parents About Threatening Offspring
Childcraft guidance experts advise against using medical threats to force obedience. Scolding or scary talk links doctors with punishment, teaching fear that can persist and hinder future care. Instead, frame the doctor as a friend and helper to foster cooperation in future checkups and treatments.
Blood Transfusions Start Saving of U.S. Farm Life
Reports from the American Veterinary Medical Association emphasize blood transfusions saving lives in farm animals and pets. Donor animals must be healthy, fully grown, and within age guidelines. dairy cattle donors are typically 2 to 3 years old after shipping fever and pneumonia.
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Dermatitis Linked to Synthetic Resins in Everyday Items
Buffalo dermatologist Dr. James W. Jordan ties many foot and body skin inflammations to synthetic resins in partial shoe linings and various common goods. He notes universal contact with these substances in wood finishes furniture upholstery varnishes toys and more and warns obscure dermatitis cases may arise from these compounds.
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Buffalo
James W. Jordan
Jordan
Department of Dermatology and Syphilology
University of Buffalo School of Medicine
Dr. Jordan
Hidden Riches and Darkness in French Guiana
French Guiana remains a wild frontier between Brazil and Suriname. Descendants of escaped slaves practice ancestral rites amid jungle spirits while rumors of head hunters linger. Yet placer gold and rich hardwoods lure investigators and convicts to work jungle streams and untapped mineral wealth.
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French Guiana
Brazil
Surinam
Walter Raleigh
Eldorado
Cinderella's Styles Cotton Bags Turn Fashion in DC Show
Cotton feed bags leapt from barn to high fashion in a Washington DC fashion show at the Shoreham Hotel’s Blue Room. Thirty five costumes displayed by the Capitol Division of the National Farm and Garden Association wowed attendees including wives of capital dignitaries.
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Shoreham Hotel
Washington, D.C
Capitol
National Farm and Garden Association
Marydel Community Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for help after the death of Mr. Frank Cook. The Marydel area reports hospital stays, visits, short trips, birthday celebrations, and family visits from Dover, Aberdeen, Jersey City, Newark, and Greensboro. Local church notices invite attendance at Calvary Methodist Church services with a visiting pastor.
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Frank Cook
Laura Dailey Clark
Kent General Hospital
Robert Brown
Aberdeen
Samuel Preston
Maryvdel
Mary Carr
Patricia Oxley
Pawtucket
R. L
Billy and
Bobby Oxley
Virginia Lee Jovach
John Forbes
Federalsburg
Nolan Steele
Chester Rutkowski
Stanley
Walter
Jersey City
N. J
Chester Smith
Marydel
John Seiler
Victory LaFa
Albert Ort
Easton Memorial Hospital
Dorothy
Ann Carmen
Hartford
Charles Hansen
Marvdel Civic Club
Lewis Kauer
Greensboro
Calvary Methodist Church
J. Hungerford
Frederick
Karl Heinle
Susan
East Orange
Lydia Heather
Fred Pinder
Local Ridgely Notes Touch Family Visits and Summer Events
Residents and guests share weekend calls and trips from Ridgely Maryland to Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore. The church school vacation Bible program begins July 30 with a two week schedule and a Tolchester picnic planned.
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Tilghman Rash Jr
Wilmington
Del
Frank Kibler
Francis Kibler
York
Charles Samis
W. P. Day
Rehoboth Beach
Sandra Slaughter
Richard Yost
Houston
Weaver Lord. R. N
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Joseph S. Rittenhouse
David and
Wilber
William Sparks
Virginia
Barbara
William Jr
Yeadon
Leonard Sparks
Samuel Lane
Norfolk, Va
Robert Dean
Betty Briscoe
Henry Fleming
Hansen Hoffman
Enfield-Bieck
Forest Park
David Walls
Methodist Church
Tolchester
Richard McNamee
Thomas Lynch
Iris
Susan
Pat
Edwin Walls
Greensboro
J. S. Fifer
Rachel
Rebecca
Buckeystown
J. Percy Bartlett
Wm. Sparks
William Hauck
Hampstead
In Memoriam for Mother Remembered by Daughter Alice Smith
In memory of my mother who died July 16 1919. A dearer memory than gold, a mother whose worth cannot be told. Sadly missed by daughter Alice Smith of Goldsboro Maryland.
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Alice Smith
Goldsboro
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