Meat Price Rules Confuse Consumers On Main Street World
A wartime defense shift impacts small business nationwide while lawmakers clash over a draft extension. Households face erratic meat pricing as government cuts misalign with store tags, prompting bewildered shoppers and a Supreme Court fair trade ruling affecting pricing freedom.
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Land Boom of 1950 Drives Farm Debt 8 Percent Up
The agriculture department reported a 1950 land boom lifting farm real estate debt by 8 percent to $5.9004 billion by year end. Non real estate borrowing rose as farmers bought more equipment. Real estate mortgages stood at 54 percent of the 1923 peak, with twelve states above that peak including New Hampshire Rhode Island New Jersey Delaware Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Florida Tennessee Alabama Louisiana and New Mexico.
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Mind and mood themes in medical notes and child welfare
Fragmented summary of discussions on self harm empowerment of rage under strict upbringing and drug effects on mood. Includes German term for suicide Selbstmord, benzedrine mood effects, US Children Bureau bulletin on bright yet troubled children, and cerebral palsy basics noting noncontagious, noninheritable brain injury impacts with potential improvement under care.
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New Drug Slows Blood Clotting In Heart Health Push
A report from the American Society of Clinical Pathologists describes anticoagulant drugs expanding use against coronary thrombosis. It notes a new testing material simplastin to measure blood clotting and ensure safe prothrombin testing for patients.
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Health Notes and Common Ailments
Health notes discuss cortisone relief for arthritics fatigue from underactive thyroid and risks from nose infections. It mentions boils caused by infections, bloating not always from gas, and salt reduction impacting high blood pressure diets. It warns infected tonsil stubs as dangerous if healing is not active, noting slow heart rate and blood pressure concerns.
Lopat Sets New Earned Run Record For Yankees
New York May reports Lefty Lopat, a New York City born pitcher, posted a remarkable early 1951 run, despite a tough season. The piece traces Lopat’s rise from Greensburg to the White Sox and his 1951 start, comparing his ERA to historic marks by Alexander and Johnson while noting baseball attendance shifts from 1949 to 1950.
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