Patient wakes to blinds drawn after operation
A patient in the infirmary awoke to the blinds down and asked the doctor why. The physician said a fire across the alley prompted the precaution so the patient would not worry the operation had failed.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
8
A patient in the infirmary awoke to the blinds down and asked the doctor why. The physician said a fire across the alley prompted the precaution so the patient would not worry the operation had failed.
The elder physician recalls starting practice in poverty and waiting for patients. The young doctor notes he now has monuments on all his patients as a humorous twist on success and recognition.
The YMCA marks its centennial by expanding services beyond cities into small towns and rural areas. With 38.5 million members, the organization aims to broaden its Christian ethics program, acknowledging rivals like 4-H, Camp Fire Girls, FFA, Girl Scouts, and the YWCA already active outside urban centers.
The actor plans to end his Paramount contract next year and sign a ten picture deal with Warner Brothers. He will form Alan Ladd Enterprises to produce radio shows and TV programs and film Shadow Riders of the Yellowstone. Ladd bought the Shadow Riders rights himself after reading the Les Savage novel.
Puzzle clues list across and down entries including obsolete wind instrument Roman garments and various short terms. The page shows partial grid references and scattered hints without filled answers or final grid.
In Magnificent Films history Obadiah, a scenario ideas man, profits from his proposals as Noel Norbert earns 2000 for a script and Ada Adams exposes the scheme. The company reels in profits from Lady Luck and Love's Appeal while Obadiah receives weekly pay.
Obadiah confronts Maurice about writer pay while considering a Pacific contract. Ada Adams overhears, and Obadiah quits for a rival offer. He admits many ideas came from Ada, and hints at a marriage proposal, surprising Ada in the Sunset restaurant.
The piece argues that federal control of tide lands oil, championed by Harold Ickes during the New Deal, would strip states of royalties and harm defense needs. It warns of broader government overreach, linking past actions to current national policy and criticizes Fair Deal expenditures.
A club cellar with cinder block walls and knotty pine paneling develops moisture in summer. An air space between wall and paneling, plus a porous ceiling and asphalt tile floors, leads to puddles, damp paneling turning black, floor tiles peeling, and a brown stained ceiling, rendering the cellar unusable.
Mrs. Louise Merritt of Earling West Virginia credits Hadacol with curing her nagging aches fatigue and low appetite caused by vitamins B and niacin and iron deficiencies. Now on her fourth bottle she reports weight gain and renewed energy and urges others to try Hadacol with a money back guarantee and direct from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
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