Mirror Of Your Mind and the Twofold Nerves
Dr H Waldo Bird explains the nervous system carries signals between mind and body and that involuntary nerves transfer emotion into the body. Vladimir Eliasberg notes leadership depends on follower obedience and early parental relations shape dominance. H C Gunzburg discusses helping 14 to 16 year olds read by ensuring security and relevance, noting reading material must be neither too simple nor seen as babyish.
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H. Waldo Bird
Mental Health Bulletin
Detroit
H. C. Gunzburg
London
Underactive Thyroid Linked to Fatigue In Patients
Article explains thyroid and adrenal roles in body metabolism, noting fatigue as a common symptom of underactivity. Dr. Christman cites Ohio State Medical Journal findings that many fatigue complaints are not due to heart disease or diabetes, and estimates mild hypothyroidism present in about 14 percent of consecutive patients.
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H. E. Christman
Ohio State Medical Journal
Christman
Ide Ape Ger Aes Th Sis Store Spgar In Faith Ene
A fragmented OCR note mentions a store and faith related terms. The readable parts reference a person or group and a location likely linked to a local business story. No clear events, dates, or named entities emerge to form a full reportage card.
Farmers Urged to Use Respirators With Parathion Dusting
Farmers and gardeners plan to apply about 1,000,000 pounds of para thion based insecticides this summer. Parathion is highly effective against aphids but extremely poisonous to humans. A lightweight respirator with a molded rubber facepiece by Mine Safety Appliance of Pittsburgh is recommended for those spraying or dusting. Proper equipment on the modern farm protects workers and boosts production.
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Mine Safety Appliance Company of
Pittsburgh
Farmers of the Future May Find TV Indispensible
RCA scientists unveil a laboratory model of a home TV intercom for farms. A compact system uses a small camera placed to monitor barns, with a pickup tube that sees in limited light. Images travel along cable to a bedside master control unit, enabling nocturnal checks without leaving bed.
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Radio Corporation of America
Farmera
RCA
Hurroplow touted as time saver for labor-shortage farming
An article highlights the Hurroplow as a two-in-one plowing and disking implement. It is presented as a labor-saving solution for farmers during periods of labor shortages, emphasizing increased production and efficiency in field work.
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Loi Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Big Lou
Columbia
Yankees
Ruth
Dominic
Neo
Dom
Joe
DiMaggios
Terry Moore
Tris Speaker
Commanders Praise Front Line Morale Of Troops in Korea
A Pentagon general cites a United States Army battalion in Korea for top-notch training, readiness, and spirit. The commander praises troops who fight hard, endure snow and attacks, and stay resilient under pressure, saying their morale lifts him and their unit remains ready to move.
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Korea
Pentagon
Batie
United States Army
Determined Traffic Officer Finally Nabbed Drunken Driver
Oshkosh lieutenant Harry Kripner, a persistent traffic officer, chased a weaving motorist after his squad car slipped into a ditch when a third car struck it. He aided the injured occupant, then resumed pursuit and fined the drunken driver $100.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Harry Kripner
Gosh
Kripner
Blind Brothers Run Century-Old Farm Despite Blindness
KAUKAUNA Wis. Henry and Aloysius Willems, both blind, manage a 100 year old family farm. They milk 30 cattle daily, care for chickens and hogs, rely on neighbors or hired help for field work, and handle all paperwork with help from three sisters Alvira Malenia and Hilatia. They avoid heavy field tasks and enjoy town visits and talking books during bad weather.
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Henry
Alvira
Malenia
Hilatia
Milwaukee poker session hints at cab tipster trouble
Fragmented report from Milwaukee notes a morning search for a cab or tipster. unclear details reference a person named Chistey and a police connection amid scattered phrases about needing one and trouble finding it.
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Milwaukee
Wis
White Sox Rally Storied in Pennants and DiMaggio Era Echoes
A retrospective on the 1906 White Sox pennant and World Series run led by pitching, defense, and Jiggs Donahue, contrasting with the 1919 loss era and the 1951 comeback. The piece notes Ed Walsh, Nick Altrock, Billy Sullivan, and the team’s surge from struggle to triumph, plus Dom DiMaggio and Joe DiMaggio lineage and comparisons to Tris Speaker.
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White Sox
Paul F
Larry Lajoie
Cleveland
Sox
Billy Sullivan
Ed Walsh
Doc White
Nick Altrock
Jiggs Donahue
Frank Isbell
George Roche
Fielder Jones
Donahue
Addie Joss
William Bernhard
Otto Hess
Dusty Rhodes
Earl Moore
Lajoie
Bill Bradley
Cotton Turner
Claude Rossman
Johnny
Dec White
Ty Cobb
Fog Finnegan
Fog
Ball Park
Finnegan
Reysbach
Kling
Walsh and Sullivan
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Lawrence Gould
Vladimir Eliasberg
Mecnanicsburg
Rescue Hook and Lapder Fire Company
D.F. Stone
First Church OF God
D.K. M“Pherson
James W. Barton
Blind Brothers
Chistey
Cabs
Wmegat
Les Ronrerr
le Bane
PiciMe
Bronx
Mets
Pale Sox
Grantland Rice
Cubs
DiMaggio
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