A Serious Childhood Disease by Herman M Bundesen
Dr. Bundesen warns rheumatic fever as a leading killer of children and youths with wide impact. It often follows respiratory infection and can cause rheumatic heart disease, affecting people aged five to forty. No cure exists. rest and salicylates are used, with penicillin or sulfonamides under physician guidance. More research is needed to conquer this disease.
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Rocky Mountain
Mid-West
Great Lakes
New England
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Grasshoppers Wreak Havoc on U S Crops in 1936 45 Losses
Grasshoppers destroyed crops across the United States amounting to 400 million dollars in the period from 1936 through 1945. World cotton consumption peaked at about 0.6 million bales.
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United States
Forests cover roughly one third of US land area
An estimated 7,974,00 families are served by rural tree areas as forests cover about one third of the United States. A reference notes cockscomb plant as a relative of the pigweed family.
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United States
Fordson Tractor and Plow in Good Mechanical Condition
Used Fordson tractor with plow offered by C. M. Borum at C. C. Camp Road. Contact via phone 35258 for details.
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C. M. Borum
C. C. Camp Road
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Vance
G.M.G
O. L. Lackey
Roy
High Point
N. C
Edgedale
L. M. Morgan
Unknown Soldier to Be Honored in Late 1949
Washington reports the Unknown Soldier of World War II will be brought home from overseas near the end of 1949 to lie in honor at Arlington National Cemetery beside the World War I unknown. The ceremony awaits when all identified war dead abroad and their families have been accounted for. Estimates show about 13 000 more Army dead may be found, around 16 250 bodies may never be recovered, and Navy losses remain high with 50 to 60 percent of its 66 700 combat dead.
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Washington
America
Overeas
Arlington National Cemetery
War Department
Arlington
Navy
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