Breast self examination film aids Iowa women
Edmund G. Zimmerer, M D, Iowa health official, reports nine women in one county sought early treatment after viewing the Breast Self-Examination film. He notes the film teaches how to detect lumps in women 35 and older and urges sessions with a professional present. The film has 2,100 Iowa showings this year reaching over 100,000 women.
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Iowa
Edmund G. Zimmerer
Division of Cancer Control
Iowa State Department of Health
Dr. Zimmerer
Dr. Zim- Meier
American Cancer Society
Zimmerer
Graettinger Town Council to Hear 1952 Expenditure Estimate
Graettinger town council of Palo Alto County will hold a public hearing August 6, 1951, at 7:80 P.M. at City Hall on the proposed expenditures for 1952. Taxpayers may review a detailed statement of receipts and disbursements, past and anticipated, at the hearing. Coan, town clerk.
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Graettinger
Palo Alto County
Towa
Basil Wins Freedom From His Domineering Father
Basil, raised to obey his wealthy, controlling father, rebels after meeting a red haired girl selling kisses at a bazaar. He plans to confront his dad about his love, then marry the mystery woman, proving his manhood and independence.
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Basil Winthrop
Basil
Dgaad
Winthrop
Sarah Mortimer
Elaine
Sarah
Blaine
Father Beal
Men face tougher aging challenges says psychologist
Dr. George Lawton, expert in elder emotional problems, argues men age more sharply than women, citing longer widowhood for married women and higher rates of emotional illness, death by own actions, and alcoholism. He urges men to trade speed for strategy and for wives to share burdens while encouraging women to seek fulfilling work and activities.
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George Lawton
Lawton
Remarkable Whale as Mammal Facts Highlight
A Vertebrate Curator explains whales as the largest mammals on earth. Blue whales reach about 100 feet and 150 tons, dwarfing elephants. Whales spend most life in water, nourish young with milk, and breathe air through a blowhole on top of the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Specialized Finishes Aim to Protect Fishing Equipment
Finishes for fishing gear from rubber waders to reels are designed to resist stress, temperature changes, fly oil, line grease, and insect repellents. The coating must remain elastic under strain and withstand fresh water exposure, ensuring attraction and durability across conditions.
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Ottrun
Nicotinic Apid Vitamin Mention Sparks Disorder Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss vitamins and thiamin in relation to disorders with unclear terms and mis-spellings. The text hints at vitamin B21 and nicotine-related concerns but lacks coherent facts or names. Further readable details are needed to form a precise item.
Archaeological Expedition Explores Cohonina Sites
Prof. John C. McGregor of the University of Illinois recounts an expedition near Williams Arizona that found Cohonina remains dating 900 years ago. Ten students from Illinois California Kentucky Toronto Chicago and Indiana helped uncover dozen wall and patio houses with roof beams confirming contemporary cliff dwellers. The findings raise questions about Cohonina defensive walls low height architecture and patio enclosures in ancient Arizona settlement patterns.
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Arizona
Grand Canyon
John C. McGregor
University of Illinois
Aite
Williams
Ariz
McGregor
Ilinois
California
Kentucky
Toronto
Chicago
Indiana
Natural History Museums Shape Public Understanding of Conservation
Yale scientist predicts museums will play a growing role in public understanding of conservation. Carl O. Dunbar notes soil formation can be shown vividly in exhibits and warns that industrialization disrupts nature. He emphasizes museums now blend dramatic display with scientific facts to educate on wildlife and resource preservation.
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Yale University
Natural History
U.S
Carl O. Dunbar
Natural History Museum
Dunbar
Venereal disease still a cause of blindness in children
Dr. Franklin M. Foote of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports that jdisease related blindness among U.S. children remains an issue. He notes 10 percent of children entering schools for the blind are V D blind today, down from 30 percent since 1936, with four percent of 1994 cases linked to venereal infections.
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V.D
Franklin M. Foote
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Foote
U.S
V. D
Thirteenth Century. Uplona' Aa far back hd thirteenth owm
Fragmentary OCR notes reference centuries and location names with unclear context. The readable items include hints of a thirteenth century timeline and possible place associations, but key facts or events are not discernible enough to form a definite summary.
Revenge Plot Sparks Real Estate Maneuver
Ina Carlton schemes to spite Phil Bacon after a party snub. She greets him as a potential buyer and arranges a $10,000 sale on an old Mendon Road house. When confronted, Phil discovers Ina’s ruse. her plan backfires as she realizes the owner isn’t the father but a stranger in need of truth.
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Ina Carlton
Marlene Dale
Boylston
Phil Bacon
Marlene
Ina
Phil
Bnub
Phil Bacon & Co
Miss Carlton
Mendon Road
Phi
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Lown
Ed Aticke
Lota
Joe Marié
U, 5
Brewers Foundation
the Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan
Atered
Graettinier, In
Palo Alto
Emmet
Sir Francis Drake
Town of
Lens
Leo Hughes
Town Clark
Coan
Og Af Gondra
By Richard Diy Wilkinson
Tim
Cohonina
Natural History Museums and Public Understanding
Selna
Richard Big Wilkinson
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