Constipation caused by what you eat not drink
The doctor explains that constipation stems from a lack of bulk and fluids in the diet. Whole fruits, vegetables, and ample water are key, with milk of magnesia only for occasional use. Regular habits help, and teething is unlikely to cause a runny nose in babies.
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Dianthus
Harriet
Hollywood
Hannee Swaffer
Fleet St
Arnold Bennett
Swaff
Swaffer
Winston
Lawrence Daily Journal World front page jumbled masthead
The text shows a Lawrence Daily Journal World issue from January 25, 1962 with garbled names and publication details. It includes staff roles, address, contacts, and subscription rates, indicating a daily newspaper masthead and imprint information.
Lull in Kremlin Sparks Western Speculation on major move
Western diplomats in Moscow describe a rare Kremlin lull as a possible mask for a major development. Nikita Khrushchev remains influential though not as absolute as Stalin, while internal factions push bellicose stances. Experts warn a storm may follow the quiet, but the exact outcome is unpredictable.
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Kremlin
Stanley Johnson
Associated Press
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Kennedy seeks standby powers for tax cuts and public works
The piece argues President Kennedy asked for standby authority to reduce income taxes and launch public works to blunt a looming downturn. It warns Congress might abdicate constitutional powers and notes safeguards exist only as political rhetoric.
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Kennedy
Congress
U.S
A Harder Sell on Cuba Policy Debate
A viewpoint argues the United States should pursue a harder, more expedient approach to unseat Fidel Castro in Cuba and limit aid to hemispheric allies opposing Communism. The piece questions the effectiveness of the soft approach and calls for reevaluation of U.S. aid strategy abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Moscow
India
United States
Perilous Times and Reflections on War and Peace
A reader reflects on dangerous global times citing Eisenhower and MacArthur. The letter cites fears of modern weapons, calls for spiritual renewal, and asserts individuals must think for themselves to shape destiny. It references nuclear threat, Armageddon, and divine intervention to preserve mankind.
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Dwight Eisenhower
MacArthur
Christ
To Your Good Health by Dr Molner on Constipation
Dr Molner debunks the belief that cheese causes constipation and dispels the myth about cheese curing diarrhea. He notes that cheese does not determine bowel movement speed and that constipation is not simply a dietary matter. He discusses dairy, milk, and magnesia as example remedies and offers general guidance on daily movement with prudence.
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A.S
Daisy Art Thou and the Yard Dreams Bloom
Columnist laments brutal winter and yard pledge while perusing a gardening magazine full of sun loving flowers. He jokes about caladiums and daylilies, vents about weather and Burpee catalogs, and longs for spring and a festive patio with plants.
Trouble Reigns In the Bloc
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop argues the Chinese Communist army faces severe hunger as rations shrink and supplements like seaweed are used. He links military hardship to broader famine since 1958 and notes Moscow’s influence on Chinese policy through Peng Teh-huaes fall and Lin Piao's rise, suggesting instability ahead in China and Moscow’s concern over its ally.
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Washington
Josef Stalin
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Peking-Moscow
Peng Teh-Huai
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Marshal Peng
Peng
Lin Piao
Lin
Beria
Lg Jui-Ching
Peking
Lo Jui-Ching
Moscow
Lawrence area notes from 10 and 25 years ago in 1952 and 1937
Items recall Westvaco plant expansion and scout leadership in 1952 with Emil Podsiadlo as manager and 200 Brownie Scouts, 165 Intermediates, 110 adults in Lawrence. Obituary notes George McCarty of Lecompton died at 73, once county’s largest apple grower. Also mentions 1937 Cantor show star Deanna Durbin, PEO Founders Day, Lawrence High beating Ottawa, and Civil War figure Elkanah Huddleston’s death.
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Westvaco
Emil Podsiadlo
Lawrence Girl Scout Council
Charles Stough Jr
William Young
Sheldon Carey
L. E. Rice
Lawrence
George McCarty
Lecompton
Douglas County
Dickinson
Eddie Cantor
Deanna Durbin
Colonial Tearoom
Paul Kent
Lawrence High
Ottawa
Elkanah Huddleston
Kansas
James Lane
Kansas Colored Infantry
79Th
U.S. Colored Troops
Haskell
Today’s Bible Message Promises Fulfilled in Christ
A devotional note cites II Corinthians 1 20 RSV affirming all God’s promises find their Yes in Jesus. A prayer asks God to help believers trust daily and prove His promises in experience through Christ our Lord Amen.
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Christ
Swaffer
Lord Beaverbrook
Winston
Shaw
God
Shelley Winters Keeps Escort Busy With London Audition
Shelley Winters sends ex rodeo rider Alex Viespi to audition in London for a lead opposite Siobhan McKenna in To Play a Tiger. He studied political topics, read The Jungle and Waiting for Lefty, and then joined the cast and heads to rehearsal. He preferred TV Westerns but accepted the new role.
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Shelley Winters
Alex Viespi
Spanky Lee
London
Siobhan McKenna
Viespi
Miss Winters
Herbert Hoover
Ed Murrow
Upton Sinclair
Clifford Odets
Lefty
Laurence Olivier
Jumping to conclusions comic reflections by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle riffs on everyday foibles with wry quips about mirrors beauty perception and social aims. The column surveys dating money vanity and class through satirical one liners highlighting self image and human quirks.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Dpolush
Douglas
Wan
Adit Bureau of Circulations
Alember
Ists
Stalin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
America
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Congress of the United States
Joseph Molner
Jack
Daisy
By Jack Zimmerman
Joseph Alsop
Old Home Town
The
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Uta Hagen
Herb Berghof
Equity
Kenneth MacKenna
Helen Hayes
Kent Smith
George Oppenheimer
George Balanchine
City Center
Floyd Patterson
Hal Boyle
New York
Interlandi
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