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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1955
Page
8
The outlook against rheumatic fever has improved but repeated attacks can damage heart valves or muscle. Dr Henry A Holle notes most infections from streptococcus follow a strep nose throat infection. Bed rest is essential and clinicians may use sulfa or penicillin to prevent recurrence.
Miss Cayenne expresses strong interest in psychoanalysis and hopes the science will be perfected to prevent unfortunate occurrences rather than explain them after they occur. She envisions its proactive use safeguarding lives.
State Health Officer Dr. Henry A. Holle warns that flies mosquitoes chiggers ants and spiders increase with warm weather. Mosquitoes spread malaria and bites require soap water or soothing lotion. Remove standing water after rain and prevent chigger and bite issues with baths and sulfur dust on legs and ankles.
UTMB researchers report that Sanguinin, a cattle red-blood-cell product, may treat chronic leg and arm ulcers. The chemical helped a human patient with extensive leg ulcers, as noted in Texas Reports on Biology and Medicine.
Cuba ranks as a major purchaser of American surplus farm goods, with sugar as its key crop. USDA figures show Cuba buys large shares of wheat, corn, dairy products, cotton and rice, totaling about $426.6 million in 1953, and facing potential 250,000 ton sugar quota cuts to aid domestic farmers.
Dizzy Dean, famed Texan and Hall of Fame pitcher, is linked to a beef loaf recipe to be included in the Texas Beef Council’s Famous Texan cookbook. The article notes his preference for beef, energy benefits, and long association with Texas and baseball. The recipe details grind of round steak and pork, corn flakes, spices, and a two hour bake.
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