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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
13
Education writer David Taylor Marre cites Benaro W. Oversirter on how parental reassurance shapes a child’s sense of safety. A steady framework of confidence, loving guidance, clear rules, and shared experiences helps children manage daily fears and grow self reliance for the years ahead.
A vintage ad copy promotes Doane Pills as a simple cure for age related backache frequent urination and bladder irritation. It claims improved energy and kidney support by reducing tension and inflammation from cold damp conditions. The language is sensational and lists broad health benefits without medical backing.
Oklahoma Senator Robert Kerr denies claims that approving his natural gas amendments would enrich him. He argues his interests are as an independent producer operating at arm's length from pipelines, and notes most gas fields are under long term contracts with limited price impact due to existing regulation.
Senator Kerr argues for applying public utility rules to independent gas producers to curb profits, remove exemptions from regulation, and align practices with Federal Power Commission standards. He cites potential nationwide consumer increases and ties to existing tax and depletion policies in oil and gas sectors.
KOCHENDORF Germany AP Thousands of Sunday visitors descend into a salt mine to view statues carved from salt rock. The underground display in white caverns evokes a farmland motif with arches and domes. The 1987 and 1938 works by Stuttgart sculptors reflect Nazi era influence while a social welfare fund supports miners.
Dorothy Dix offers advice on nagging in marriage and long engagements, advising self-control and independence. The column weighs the nagger dynamic, cautions against prolonged engagements, and discusses leisure use and love in the context of young women and suitors.
A match-sized ultramacrospectra photomater at the University of Kansas Medical Center mimics sun brightness with a 1000 watt mercury arc. It heats heavily and needs 40 gallons of water per minute cooling. The device, featuring a monochromator and recording equipment, analyzes ultraviolet absorption in body tissues to measure chemical levels, aiding cancer research.
Historical notes report scientists debating the role of nucleic acids in cancer. Mentions Robart E. Beraeen at Kansag Medico Center and Dr Stowell, ultramicroapectrophotometer work in Sweden, plus a 19th century iceberg lettuce aside. Describes early research funding from the Atomic Energy Commission and journal publication timelines.
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