Pleurisy Insight Warns Chest Pain Needs Care
A medical column by Ds. Morris Fishbein discusses pleurisy as chest wall inflammation, pain worsening with breathing, and the importance of careful nursing, fluid testing, and possible chest drainage. It covers when to seek prompt medical attention and notes cases linked to tuberculosis and pneumonia, with emphasis on cautious treatment and potential surgery. A second item reports A. H. Baker elected president of the National Live Stock Exchange in St. Joseph Missouri.
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Ayery Tase
Heads Exchange
ST. Joseph
A. H. Baker
Caulfield
National Live Stock Exchange
Old Timers to Play After 20 Years in St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on June 14 camp news says Dutch Zwilling Joe Kelly and Rabbit Powell will reunite to play together after 20 years as part of Willing Day honoring Zwilling 20th wedding anniversary. Zwilling manages the St Joseph Saints and Dale Gear league president approves use of the old timers to face the Springfield Cardinals. Powell is a farmer near Bogard Missouri and Kelly makes his home in St Joseph.
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Dutch Zwilling
Joe Kelly
Rabbit Powell
Zwilling
Old League Park
Dale Gear
Saints
Kelly
Powell
Dutch
Gear
Bogard
Springfield Cardinals
Milk production in Missouri unchanged at 12 pounds per cow
The federal state crop report shows Missouri milk production at 12 pounds per cow, the same as June 1932, with a slight drop in milk cows. In Doniphan, Mo, Egyptian Tie Company plans to build a large stave mill, announced June 14 by AP.
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Missouri
Doniphan
Egyptian Tie Company
Missouri Corn Planting Nearly Complete After Rain Delays
The 1933 Missouri corn planting nears completion as favorable weather in June lifts progress to 94 percent planted. On June 1 only 70 percent had been planted, with Southeast Missouri still late due to persistent rains and floods. Cotton planting is nearly finished as lighter soils dried faster. Early corn stands were weak and weedy from May rains, while late planted corn shows fair to good condition.
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Missouri
Thomas F. McDonough
Federal-State Crop Reporting Service
McDonough
Fruit prospects in Missouri improve in 1933 report
The Federal State crop report shows Missouri fruit prospects improving with apples at 73 percent by June 1, up from 23 percent a year earlier. Peaches stand at 15 percent, pears 15, and cherries 66, despite a May drop, indicating a fairly good distribution on trees.
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Missouri
Hens in Missouri Show Improvement
Missouri hens are laying better than last year with 50 of 100 hens on farms laying eggs, up from 48 a year ago. The report shows a 6.7 percent rise in laying hens and a 19.3 percent increase in chicks hatched. The note about the monitor Mary of Africa appears as a separate odd detail mentioning ants covering eggs.
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Missouri
Africa
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