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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1936
Page
9
A discussion on natural and acquired immunity explains how vaccination reduces illness and deaths. It covers herd protection, maternal antibody decline, and the importance of immunizing children from six months onward to prevent diphtheria and related complications.
J C Johnson of Green Street objects to paying five cents daily to sleep on a Beauty Rest mattress at Rose Furniture Company, noting the arrangement as a burden plus the comfort it provides. He has a long history in the city and criticizes the store’s Sunday sales and bookkeeping tied to the receipts. The piece pivots to a broader health warning about diphtheria and typhoid vaccines, urging immunization and recounting military vaccination success.
New York November story reports slow progress on a Bradock Louis no decision bout planned for Atlantic City next February. Promoter Muggsy Taylor says 99 percent settled, aiming to sign soon. Braddock under contract to defend title. Garden president Kilpatrick warns of possible action if non exhibition bout proceeds. Gould says Braddock seeks 300000 guarantee and 60-40 receipts split over 600000.
Benjamin F. Lister's Old Comrade, a three year old by Lee C. Conner, surged from midpack to win the Portsmouth handicap at Narragansett Park before about 85,000 fans. The mile and one sixteenth race ended a length ahead of Don Guzman with Phil Bieber's Chancing close behind. Time was 1 46 1 5.
In a brisk race Chancing and another rival were outsprinted by Old Comrade who surged late to win. Payouts totaled 38 dollars 30 cents for winner with 16.10 and 7.70 for other payees. A note adds quirky facts about feed and weight, followed by a 1935 Canada exports claim.
Navanod, from the Davison stable, nosed out Tempestuous to win the $15,000 Waggoner Memorial handicap at Arlington Downs. The overrated horse outrun rivals by a nose in a stretch duel and clocked a new mile and furlong track record of 1 50 5 as about 25,000 fans watched. Star Shadow finished third, a length and a half back.
The article explains two methods to add vitamin D to milk irradiation and viter processes. It notes the aim to boost nutritional value and mentions technical aspects of how these methods integrate vitamin D into dairy products.
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