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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1951
Page
11
A new machine named Hewson Clinitron, unveiled at the Massachusetts Medical Society meeting, rapidly screens blood for diabetes. Developed by Mathewson Machine Works of Quincy, it can test a blood sample in 30 seconds and processed 4,300 specimens in about 40 hours in a mass test, vastly speeding up diagnosis for millions at risk.
The AVMA cites a case where a four year old female painter dog nearly burned to death in a grass fire. Cortisone and supportive drugs revived the severely burned animal after 25 days, with nearly full healing by three months. The report notes cortisone potential for arthritis and eye diseases in animals, but current supply prioritizes human medicine and larger stocks are expected next year.
Facts on Feet reports that Metal Syndicate in Garwood New Jersey reduced fatigue by 40 percent and absenteeism by 22 percent after a three month industrial foot care program. More than 389 workers, including 216 women, underwent on site foot examinations and treatment, with potential for further production loss reductions as a permanent project.
The Better Vision Institute urges improved vision among preparedness workers as industrial mobilization quickens. Tests show correcting seeing faults can raise factory output by 10 to 20 percent and improve fighting conditions, a margin that could decide victory in a close war. The institute formerly led WWII campaigns for eye care and better plant lighting, yielding heightened sight awareness for workers and bosses. Now renewed, more strenuous action is required.
October activities include Herbert Guessard’s eleventh birthday party and weenie roast in Marydel, a Navy sailor Charles Turner Jr on six weeks of target practice in Cuba, and remarks on local visitors and gatherings. Also reported are school honor pupils Joan Mulley and Jacob Schrock, Mrs. Guy Steeves’s Washington trip, a John Deere convention trip, and a double ring wedding at Immaculate Conception Church Maria del. The bride Victoria Deleone and groom John Parbosa of Newark NJ wed with LePore family attendance and a reception in Marydel.
The Orphans Court met in regular session Tuesday with Chief Judge Il and Associate Judges Moore Brackett present. Proceedings include orders to sell estates, inventories and appraisements filed, transfers of stock, administration accounts, and orders of publication in ongoing cases including the matter of Virgil Moore and Son versus William Clinton Wheeler.
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