Hadassah Health Crusade Expands In Palestine Hospital Rise
On Mount Scopus near Jerusalem a new Hadassah medical center rises combining a 300 bed hospital a post graduate college and nurses training as Palestine’s health program expands. The project aims to cut infant mortality and traсhoma rates while establishing public health clinics and maternal care under modern teaching methods.
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Named To Toughest Rooster Contest At Local Store
Wood announces that roosters from local businesses including R G Pee Wee Mann Drug Company Highland Grocery Pierce and others have entered the toughest old bird contest. Judging occurs Saturday at noon with heat rounds and a final selection to be awarded on site. Public invited to attend the ceremonies.
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Barbara Stanwyck Shares Hand Beauty Advice
NER Service staff correspondent Alicia Hart reports Barbara Stanwyck emphasizing hand care as essential to overall beauty. She advises washing with cream soap, applying lotion after washing and night cream, using a hand brush for circulation, massaging, and careful nail care with emery boards.
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Tobacco Research Bill Sponsored in South Carolina
A group of South Carolina tobacco belt representatives introduced a bill in the house to fund tobacco research. The proposed $35,000 would be used by Clemson Agricultural College to acquire land, equipment, supplies, build facilities, and hire staff for a tobacco research program near the Pee Dee extension station in Florence County.
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Petite Actress Seeks Clue in Old Puzzle Lines
In a cryptic puzzle snippet a petite actress seeks an answer to a previous puzzle. The grid references coloring, silkworm, jingle, toilet box, dress, scarlet, writing tool and other clues appear with monetary marks and stray terms suggesting a themed wordplay puzzle from a bygone page.
Heavy vote cast in East against plan
Voters in the East cast a heavy ballot against the plan as the final count approached. Ballots received after 9 o clock Saturday night were not to be counted in the totals.
Supreme Court Reorganization Poll Near 300000 Ballots
NEA Service-The Enterprise poll reports 292704 ballots from 203 cities in 40 states on reorganizing the U S Supreme Court. 102124 support the plan, 1905680 oppose it, with 16 states for and 24 against. The south shows the lone regional majority for the plan.
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Reduces Varicose or Swollen Veins Product Claim
An advertisement describes a topical treatment claiming to reduce varicose and swollen veins with regular use twice daily. The copy emphasizes penetrating action and gradual shrinking of veins, urging ongoing use and highlighting a two-bottle supply.
Regional vote counts split over plan with strong urban support
The report shows regional contrasts with 63 percent favorable in one area and 82 percent unfavorable in the east. St Louis Star-Times led in votes with 13 684 for and 4 049 against the plan, while Boston and Los Angeles papers posted lopsided totals. Three Rivers Michigan recorded no new affirmatives over five days of ballots.
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