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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1952

Page

5

Country Doctor Honored for Six Decades of Service

In Brooksville Kentucky Bracken county residents marked Dr. William B. Wallin age 82 for 60 years of community service. He delivered about 5 000 babies and funded courthouse and high school projects as well as aiding many in need with medical fees. The tribute featured a crowd on the courthouse lawn and a personal embrace with Alice Mueller the first baby he delivered.

Brooksville Bracken County Will William B. Wallin Bracken Wallin Brooksville High School Matt Hennessey Augusta Commonwealth's Doc Matt Sand Alice Mueller Cincinnati Lad

Firemen Assigned Special Duty Between Fire Calls

Richmond California fire fighters split duties between calls to survey industrial buildings hospitals schools churches and other public assemblies. They prepare bulletin summaries with outlines of each building hazards and equipment locations. Fire prevention inspections in private homes are also conducted and two hours daily are devoted to hydraulics chemicals first aid and special fire problems.

Richmond Cal

Florida Builds Villages For Aged Retired People

Florida develops satellite communities for the elderly under a sponsored village plan. Villages housing 3 000 to 10 000 retirees will be near big cities with varied living facilities and recreation centers. The aim is to accommodate Florida’s growing retiree population without isolating families.

Gainsville Fla Florida

Personal Debts Rise to Record Levels Since World War II

The article analyzes government and private data showing a five year rise in personal debt to 79.5 billion dollars by end of 1950, up 44.8 billion from 1945, with much of the increase occurring in 1950. It links the surge to rising incomes and prices, consumer spending, and postwar inflation pressures.

Metals Found in Hair Skin and Nails Study Reveals Nineteen Elements

Two University of Michigan researchers report a two year study identifying nineteen metals in human hair skin and nails. Minute amounts of silver lead tin zinc iron copper aluminum plus barium boron sodium titanium and others were detected. The work by Dr Raymond W Goldblum and assistant Stanley K Derby was presented to the Society for Investigative Dermatology highlighting metals involved in skin chemistry.

University of Michigan Society For Investigative Dermatology Raymond W. Goldblum Medical School Department of Dermatology Goldblum Stanley K. Derby U-M Department of Physics Derby

Footnotes on City Farming Virgin's Bower Grapes

The White Clematis blooms on the trellis at Shining Waters with a sweet fragrance carried by the breeze. Laddie the beagle accompanies a day of garden work as grapes in baskets are packed for the city, their fat bunches admired before a mishap at a Garden Club judging.

Blanche’ Liffick Morton Laddie Beagle Garden

What Makes the Price of Steak

Consumers control meat prices as incomes rise or fall. Meat purchases stay about 5.4 percent of income, while supply remains steady. Since 1939 consumer incomes tripled, so meat prices rose similarly to match demand and keep purchases in line with market supplies. The text notes most price changes benefit producers and workers in processing and distribution. A final line adds a non sequitur about why people like dogs.

City farmer finds calm amid farm life contrasts

The farmer reflects on a quiet day at the rural plot where she receives compliments and requests to take home samples for family. She notes the peace of country living versus the usual city bustle and social pace.

Nazarene Church Revival Announced at Corner Plum and Fourth

Revival planned September 23 to October 5 led by Rev. Robert Carroll of Oklahoma. Services at 10:30 morning worship, 6:30 B S, 7:30 evening. Sunday school 9:30. midweek prayer Wednesday 7:80. missionary meeting September 3 at 7:30. adult Bible class at Grace Vaughnan’s home September 5 at 7:30.

Robert Carroll Oklahoma Grace Vaughnan

Christian Church Undenominational Service Schedule

Bible school at 9 30 Communion service at 10 30 Worship at 11 00 with message Exercizing Our Faith C E Societies at 6 30 Evangelistic service at 7 30 Message A Chartered Course

Bible School C. E. Societies Evangelistice Service Evangelistice Services

Lord's Day Services Announced With Time Change

Nolte notices all services on Lord's Day will be in old time. Clocks shift at midnight Saturday. Endeavor Societies present Pictures of Palestine at 6 30 in church basement. Invitees urged to attend and bring Bibles paper and pencil to copy a Revelation chart for study through the week.

Nolte Palestine

Labor Day Services and Feeding Tip at Illinois College

Sunday schedule lists 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m worship with sermon The Necessity for Two Oars. A feeding specialist at Illinois College of Agriculture says grazing four or five bred sows on fall rye pasture can save up to 100 pounds of grain mixture and 500 pounds of alfalfa hay per acre.

Iinois College of Agriculture

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