State Delivers $284,290 Aid for Indigent Patients in 1953
North Carolina distributed 284,290.50 in state aid to indigent hospital patients in 1953. The Medical Care Commission, per Dr. John A. Ferrell, reports total state assistance since 1946 reached 1,612,067. The program pays 1.50 per day for care of indigent patients in 121 hospitals across 100 counties, with Duke Hospital in Durham receiving 23,185.50.
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Raleigh
North Rolina Stals
Medical Care Commission
John A. Ferrell
Ferrell
Duke Hospital
Durham
Talsig Aene Or
Publi Be Haave
Double of Low Contracts Defined in Bridge
The article discusses doubling low contracts in bridge, with a practical hand example. It explains when a double is tentative and how the play can lead to game or part score, highlighting defense and opening leads. The piece uses a NEA Service voice and notes related topics in timing and outcome.
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Theavers
West
Secret
East
South
Gentle Vegetable Laxative Promises Constipation Relief
Advertisement claims Dr Caldwell's laxative provides gentle relief of temporary constipation for the whole family. It emphasizes avoiding harsh drugs, reducing cramps and stomach upset, and promises consistent relief with no repeated dosing. Mail request offered at Box 280 New York 18, N.Y.
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Bor Faldo
Ft Maar
Mirror of Your Mind on Disability Employment Shifts
Older people struggle with adjustment due to resignation to misfortune but recent community acceptance has increased. More disabled individuals are being treated and returned to work, with those having minor disabilities often matching able-bodied workers. The note references Heston in How I Take a Test from 1964.
Attitude Key to Handling Tests Says Whitney
Joseph Whitney argues student mindset shapes test anxiety and suggests reframing tests as opportunities to display knowledge. Dr Louis BE Bisch contends many seek psychiatry prematurely and that doubt and indecision underlie most neuroses with common symptoms listed.
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Louis BE. Bisch
Dr. Bisch
U.S. Textile Industry Sees Brighter Outlook Signs
New York reports first signs of improvement after months of decline. Backlogs dipped into six weeks of output by January, with unfilled orders stabilizing and prices steadier. Industry leaders from South Carolina and Alabama express cautious optimism, citing shifting demand, lower inventories, and potential faster production as buyers regain confidence.
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New York
Fextile
Cae
Marsakiam
Textile Information Service
Aasatien
Bell
Mr. Bell
Dewar
Haa
Marshall C Stone
Pacolet
S. C
South Carolina Manufacturers Association
South Carolina
T. P. Roberts
Anniston
Ala
Alabama Cottonacturers Association
Fragmented Ad Copy on Lanolin Plus Product Claim
The readable text shows an advertisement style fragment promising skin care effects with phrases about lanolin plus a product. It includes garbled lines and incomplete sentences but hints at a marketed outcome such as easing skin issues and color or complexion claims.
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Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Nebraska
United States
Heston
By Joseph Whitney
U.S
Lenelin
Sagaie
Otto
Koonts - McGhee Drug Co
East Washington St
Texas
THE
Lone Star
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