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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1947
Page
5
A specialist explains that tobacco and alcohol irritants often mislead doctors into diagnosing sinus infections. He adds that many similar ailments stem from heating units that absorb excessive moisture from the air, causing related health issues.
Bar Harbor plans a three story brick building housing 150000 mice under a Rockefeller Foundation grant for Roscoe B Jackson Memorial Laboratory for Cancer Research. The piece notes future housing for seniors with a vitamin rich powder blend of milk and yeast as described by The American Magazine.
Successful Farming suggests filling woolen socks with small clean stones to prevent shrinkage during drying. The American Magazine notes an ordinance in Muskogee Oklahoma bans hitting the ball over the fence or out of the ball park.
Some Chinese women regard bound feet as immodest and consider it improper to mention feet to them, reflecting social norms and cultural etiquette surrounding beauty and propriety.
Rochester physicians Dr. George Taplin and Dr. Fred Bryan say inhaled penicillin as a fine dust, like smoke, can treat infections more efficiently. The technique uses smaller doses with longer lasting effect and powder potency lasting up to three years, delivered via a compact atomizer style device.
In 1887 George Westinghouse built Erskine Park near Lenox Massachusetts, a private 2200 volt AC plant powered the grounds with 1800 bulbs and concealed lighting. The 200 acre estate featured underground conduits, indirect lighting, fountains, and a hemp of marble bath tubs now used as cow troughs. Nearby, buffalo prints planned for a bridge site spurred preservation by engineers and protesters.
Sherry learns Lex plans to marry Kay in June after Kay relents to his choice, altering their friendship dynamic. Lex reveals his dream of a settled life in the country, while Sherry hides hurt and pretends acceptance as their evening ends with a promise of continuation.
In Ellsworth Kansas buffalo hoofprints in sandstone were preserved as footings for a modern highway bridge to be removed after protests. The effort to save the prints sparked a local outcry and debate.
In Indianapolis the life school system assigns Sho’ teh to maintain school cleanliness and order, with new role lines drawn around traditional expectations of mothers and wives in housekeeping duties.
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