Climate affects rheumatic fever outcomes in children
Doctors Robinson and Currens studied rheumatic heart disease in 88 children moved from the north to a warm southern climate. They found fewer recurrences in warmer weather, with mild infections mainly, and concluded warm climates help but are not curative. Moving seriously ill patients long distances during active infection is harmful.
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John J. Robinson
Bethesda
Maryland
James H. Currens
Boston
Massachusetts
Local Woman's Father Dies in Shelby
John Dixon Lineberger 57, vice president and co developer of the S and W cafeteria chain, died Christmas night in Shelby. He and Frank O Sherrill owned restaurants across multiple southern cities. Survived by wife Annie Belle and two sons, plus daughter and sister. Services to be held at his home in Cleaveland Springs.
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Shelby
John Dixon Limeberger
Washington
NRA
Soén
Sherill
Charlotte
Fred Webber
Lineberger
Sherrill
Weber
Webber
Nashville
Memphis
Annie Belle Sherrill Lineberger
John D. Lindberger
Raleigh
Sherrill W. Lineberger
G. W. Lyles, Jr
High Point
Julius A. Suttle
Final Guilford County Survey Meeting Set in High Point
The County Survey Group plans its final meeting in High Point on January 15 at the Sheraton hotel. Planning board staff, city officials from High Point and Greensboro, and county representatives will review final survey details before publication.
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State Planning Board
Guilford County
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Planning Board
Greensboro
N. J. Demerath
State Board
Comitees
Demerath
Curtain hem technique for lasting wear
The article advises sewing equal top and bottom hems when making curtains. After regular washing, reverse the curtains to equalize wear and tear on both ends, extending their lifespan.
Backache and leg pains may signal kidney trouble
Warns that backaches, leg pains, and energy loss can indicate kidney trouble. Explains kidneys remove waste and filter blood, suggesting Doan's Pills as a long studied remedy used by millions over forty years.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Enrollment totals rise nationwide in 1940s higher ed survey
Dr. Raymond Walters reports 1,718,862 students enrolled in 668 universities and four colleges, with 714,477 veterans. The figure, from his 27th annual School and Society survey, plus additional reports, could top 2,000,000 nationwide. Data cover nine regions with 1939 comparisons and gender ratios favoring men.
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Cincinnati
Raymond Walters
The
Univers | of
J. Walters
Educational Weekly
Walters
U. S. Office of Education
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Middle Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
East North Central
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
West North Central
Minnesota
Iowa
Misousin
North da
Cleaning and caring for varnished furniture guidelines
The passage advises washing most furniture with soap and water. Use warm soapy suds and a soft cloth to clean, then wipe dry. For varnished or oiled finishes, apply a furniture polish after washing to restore shine.
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King Peatures Syndicate, Inc
State Employment Service
Ralph E. Miller
Wyoming
Louisiana
Jing. T. Ellis & CO
South Main ST
Schools and Colleges of America
Kota
Dakota
South
Gu Aanitetee
Epraska
Kansas
South Atlantic
Delaware
Maland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
North Wo
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
East South Central
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Mountain
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Pacific-- Washington
Oregon
Ta. A
Davis
Carolina
SEARS
Masten
Amy Glee
Dunlap
Ae MA Mre
U. S
North Main Street
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