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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1951
Page
4
A Pittsburgh dermatologist warns in Today's Health that sunburn can cause long term issues beyond immediate burns. Dr. Lester Hollander notes xeroderma pigmentosum disseminated lupus erythematosus and a link to skin cancer, with outdoor work increasing risk and sun exposure accelerating damage.
Dr. C S Cummins of Remington Arms analyzes sound from a 22 mm cartridge. When bullet speed surpasses 1100 ft per second the bang mainly comes from the bow wave created by the bullet, with expanding muzzle gases contributing less. Bang grows rapidly with speed up to about 1300 ft/s, then increases more slowly.
Eye injuries in children demand professional care rather than home remedies. Parents often misjudge seriousness, treating minor blows with basic medicine chests. Boric acid and Argyrol are not cures and can waste vital time seeking expert help.
Soviet Russia continues renaming high mountains in the Pamir Range of the Tadzhik Soviet Republic. Gor lmo now Stalin Peak at 24 590 feet, Lenin Peak is nearby, while Mao Tze-tung, Paul Robeson, and Thirtieth of October have been adopted as names for other prominent summits.
Dr. Victor Ben Meen and the National Geographic Society Royal Ontario Museum expedition report conclusive evidence that the Chubb Crater in northwest Quebec is a meteor-gouged scar. After four weeks of field work and a final magnetic anomaly finding, the team confirms iron-bearing meteoritic material under the eastern rim.
History researchers note ancient Romans toured Egypt with travel routes and umbrellas in pyramids era. A Roman family is shown in a bas relief at a feast with a boy carrying an umbrella. Western Europe remains a top destination for American travelers with 237000 passports issued in 1950 and spendings over 182 million dollars.
The 1787 Philadelphia framers set patent rights as a national aim. Congress must promote progress in science by granting limited exclusive rights to authors and inventors. Washington signed the early patent law on April 10, 1790, with later reports noting 2,552,507 patents granted by mid May 1951.
Researchers report a strong connection between eyesight and juvenile behavior. Poor vision leads to reading trouble and school disengagement, pushing children toward mischief and gang activity to gain attention.
A series of warranty deeds recorded in 1951 cover property transfers in Marshall and surrounding townships. Transfers include Ola Mae Krueger to Gustave Ritter and M L Behner for land in section 33 township 12 range 11, Clifford C Ziegler to Emery and Glenn Van Fleet for 40 acres in section 13 township 9 range 13, Claude Warriner to Donald and Ruth Medsker for west 33 feet of lot 2 block 13 Marshall, John D Arbuckle to Stanley Rains in Woodford Dulaney addition, Charles M Liu Wood to Ollie Ballard for land in sections 17 and 20 township 10 range 14, and Edwin C Zachary to Harlan Jr and Betty Hutchen for land in section 33 township 9 range 14.
In 1951 meat and dairy demand drives advice to farmers to save this year’s spring pigs calves and lambs. Recommendations include balanced rations with proteins and vitamins, clean comfortable quarters, timely birth assistance, naval disinfection, proper nursing, colostrum for calves, clean sod for piglets, and vaccination against hog cholera. Seek veterinary guidance for disease, parasites or feeding issues and act promptly to protect young stock.
The article advises forcing branches for early indoor blooms using pussy willow forsythia Cornelia cherry and later apple peach and cherry blossoms. Place large cut branches in warm but not dark cellars with indirect light and water, spray tops, use lukewarm water, and keep in partial shade until blooms open.
Alvin W. Pevehouse, minister in Starshall Illinois, posted church activities. Saturday 6 30 p m high school pot luck supper. Sunday services include Holy Communion at 8 00 a m and church school at 9 30 a m with All Saints Day memorial at 10 45 a m.
Revival begins Sunday night at the Darwin church with Rev Belva Skidmore of Saint Bernice Indiana as evangelist and special worker Regular services planned for Auburn Auburn Livingston and Asbury throughout the week The piece also notes National Flower Week proclaimed by Marshall mayor Emory Bloodworth and a University of Illinois sociologist quote on diet and farming methods.
Sunday items list a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 10:30 a.m. Worship and 6:00 p.m. University of Life family program with supper. 7:00 p.m. chapel features guest Bertie Layne from Trinidad a Butler University student. Also note seed testing advice for sale next spring.
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