New Hazard for Dogs Found in Chemicals
City dogs face a winter risk from ice melting chemicals used on streets and sidewalks. Irritated paws may lead to digestive upset as chemicals are ingested from licking or close contact.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
8
City dogs face a winter risk from ice melting chemicals used on streets and sidewalks. Irritated paws may lead to digestive upset as chemicals are ingested from licking or close contact.
Europe grows tired of war and wary of new alliances as US led NATO and SHAPE push to unite free nations. Eisenhower and Gruenther emphasize spiritual strength and mutual aid, while MDAP funds bolster NATO defenses and deter aggression amid rapid force buildup. A follow up assesses feasibility and pace of mobilization.
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Felix returns home after a fling at Cedar Springs and marries Mary Snell the same night. A playful ruse about a fictitious Paul Strachey tests Felix’s trust, but Mary’s vows remain firm and their impulsive wedding at the seashore seals the union.
In Salem Oregon Lt Clarence Burke bailed out of a flaming F 51 and parachuted to safety from 3000 feet. He then went to a nearby farm home where Mrs James Jackson invited him to lunch. The plane exploded in the yard but the only damage was a roof hole punched by a wing tip.
A letter from Wright A. Patterson denounces rising local taxes in town and county, calls for voting against spendthrift officials, and cites examples of unnecessary levies. He laments youth displays at a luncheon and urges a return to traditional values, noting relief rolls swelled from 235,000 in 1934 to 2,700,000 in 1951.
A shopper advisory highlights post holiday linen sales with advice on stock for beds and baths. It promotes muslin and percale sheets, sizes by bed type, hospital-style bottom sheets, and colorful kitchen towels and dish towels to refresh bedrooms and kitchens in the new year.
Two Cornell University professors in Ithaca New York say they developed a process to produce synthetic gravel from mud using inexpensive chemicals and sulfite liquor a paper industry byproduct. The mud and chemicals are fused into large blocks then broken into crushed rock like pieces.
Carmi mayor submits a 1952 to 1957 five year street improvement plan to the Illinois Highway Department for approval costing 72000 dollars. If approved funds come from motor fuel tax. Seven specific projects plus one alternate included. Plan is not binding as an iron clad schedule.
Pattern No. 1684 remains a sew rite perforated pattern offered in sizes 6 months to 3 years plus Size 1 dress and romper options. Includes fabric yardage for undies and romper with basic instructions for youthful garments.
A Paterson New Jersey man reports relief from years of constipation after daily ALL-BRAN cereal. The ad promotes nightly servings as non habit forming with high bulk and nutrients and offers a double money back refund if not satisfied after 10 days.
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