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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1943
Page
2
The article discusses blood donation during war, noting donor safety and guidelines to reduce fainting, plus medical notes on cervico brachial syndrome linked to neck rib anomalies and arthritis. It cites restorative treatments, posture advice, and early 20th century medical Q&A on arthritis and diabetic eye issues.
Dr. William A. Albrecht of Missouri rebuts Edward B Faulkner's claim that the plow harms soil. He argues plowing aerates soil, boosts nitrogen via nitrate supplies, and supports crop yields, while faulting continuous cropping and nutrient removal as erosion drivers.
Twenty-eight lines of Hollywood doings and radio notes reveal Clark Gable James Stewart Katharine Hepburn Jack Benny Richard Ryan Loretta Young Flo rance Halep Duffy’s series and Ophelia the Osaimed airshow regulars. The piece also highlights K B radio and TV perspectives from the era and the Lockridges adapting Mr and Mrs North for NBC.
Dr. Albrecht states forest soils cleared by Puritans became useless to pioneers seeking fertile land. He argues these soils deliver low nutrients needed for growth and animals, so plowing and stirring soils increases mineral release. Fertility boosters and manures are also recommended.
After eight years as a CBS staff conductor Lyn Murray leaves to freelance. His orchestra and chorus plan a new CBS series while he conducts for Gertrude Lawrence and directs choruses on Hit Parades.ODDS AND ENDS NBC baritone Tommy Taylor nears career end before NBC hires him from a milk truck. Sinatra fan club forms in Pitts PA. Rockefeller and Haymes on odd bond sale note. Joe Yule cast in Kismet at Metro for his 50th role. Joan Davis signs to lead in Show Business.
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