Science Vs Disease
Science and research often seem abstract yet quietly influence daily life. The text reflects on how unseen laboratory work can affect health through potential drugs and advances, beyond dramatic breakthroughs like atomic fission.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
11
Science and research often seem abstract yet quietly influence daily life. The text reflects on how unseen laboratory work can affect health through potential drugs and advances, beyond dramatic breakthroughs like atomic fission.
State Engineer's Office announces application A-9-Enlarged-S by R H Wamel Animas Hidalgo NM to drill a 16 inch well 215 feet deep in Section 14 to irrigate 820 acres. Maximum combined appropriation 3 acre feet per acre annually. Protests due within 10 days after last publication January 1949. First publication December 10 1948. Last publication December 24 1948.
Scientists note advances from Koch's 1882 discovery to Roentgen’s X rays and Selman K.’s streptomycin. Yet many questions remain about bacillus life and lung damage. National Tuberculosis Association funds research through Christmas Seals sales aiding control and lab battles against the disease.
Dispatches from Dixiecrat regions report Louisiana and Mississippi praising Truman as the white hope and leader of all Democratic factions including Strom Thurmond’s States' Rights movement.
A columnist recalls editors in cattle and sheep regions saying there is no real difference between cattlemen and farmers. Both earn from the land, share 4 H clubs and Granges, face price and marketing issues, and meet for barbecues and camaraderie, highlighting common rural values.
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