Tomah Pair Making Home In Madison
The Rev. C. H. was Delores Stule, pianist, and Mrs. Rasmussen, vocalist. A reception for 73 followed at the bride’s father William Rasmussen’s Tomah home. The couple will reside in Madison where the groom is a son of Mrs. M. O. Heffernan and a chemistry student at the University of Wisconsin.
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Tomah
Wis
C. H
Delores Stule
Rasmussen
William Rasmussen
Home Lane
Madison
M. O. Heffernan
Norwalk
University of Wisconsin
Central African federation proposed by Nyasaland link
Bulawayo reports a federation idea for mutual aid among Central African states. Lieut. Cleare and Sir Stewart Gore-Brown warn of dread events in three to four years and urge a union of states starting with Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland, then Southern Rhodesia to follow.
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Bulawayo
Stewart Gore- Brown
Central Africa
Northern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Southern Rhodesia
Headache Causes Likely Tied to Strain Estimates
A health note suggests about half of tension headaches arise from muscle strain. It cites stress posture and overuse as common triggers and warns against prolonged screen time and poor ergonomics.
Winter sewing patterns offer quick yardage projects
Trio of blouse and apron patterns advertised with size ranges and fabric needs. Patter No. 8191 targets sizes 12 to 20 with one yard of fabric per blouse, 25 cents, and mail details to Sue Burnett in Chicago. Also pattern 890 for an apron with cherry leaf motif priced 20 cents plus mailing to Anne Cabot in Chicago.
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Sue Burnett
the Tribune
South Wells
Ohio
Anne Cabot
Chicana
Food Outlook In Country Good For 1949
Cecily Brownstone reports that 1949 food availability remains abundant with pork replacing beef, more fish and poultry, steady dairy supplies, and larger frozen foods stocks. Per capita nutrition is higher than prewar levels, with continued enrichment and increased fruits, vegetables, and citrus in the diet.
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Cecily Brownstone
USA
O. W. Wells
Bureau Rural Economics
Arlene Tunks De Soto Bride
Arlene Tunks and Verette Boardman were united in marriage at the bride's parents home in De Soto Wisconsin on December 14. Rev Ellery Beal of the Viroqua Methodist church performed the ceremony. Lorna Tunks acted as attendant and Harry Boardman served as best man. Bright attire featured red for the bride and white for the bridesmaid. Supper for family and close relatives followed at six.
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DE Soto
Wis
Arlene Tunks
Verette Boardman
Ellery Beal
Viroqua Methodist Church
Lorna Tunks
Harry Boardman
Research on Polycythemia Reveals Radioactive Phosphorus Treatment
Learn ed Dr Jordan reports polycythemia as a persistent red blood cell excess with brick red facial flushing. Treatments include blood withdrawal, drugs to destroy red cells, X rays, and a new radioactive phosphorus therapy showing outstanding results, though scarce and vein injected.
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Edwn PF. Jordan, M. D
Wretee
NEA
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UROFD
By Wes
Anne Carrot
Tillman
Tillman Bros
Stevie
Sele Price
Watertell
Wetertell
Fourth Street
Main
LA Crosse Tri
Arlene Tunks de Soto Bride
Toutes
Gabardines
Fantles
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