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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
2
A compilation of short lines from Shakespeare Browning Pope Goldsmith and Tennyson examining how small acts or details can reveal pride or change outcomes. The passage juxtaposes minor trifles with lasting impact and suggests caution and reflection.
The piece argues against relying on religion or a universal sports program to end war. It favors a pragmatic alliance of powerful nations to police and deter aggression, noting the UN forum can provoke disputes and hinder peace efforts.
Henry A. Wallace, candidate of the Independent Progressive Party, told San Francisco crowds that cheap housing relies on ending war preparations. He argued current spending of 14.0 billion for war and 6.0 billion for arming allies precludes affordable homes, and that government subsidies would not create real cheap housing.
A world tropical medicine congress reports six new malaria drugs offering protection against recurrent and fatal forms. Pentaquine Isopentaquine Pamquine Paludrine Chloroquine Sentaquine emerged from the United States United Kingdom France and Germany. Readers should consult a physician before use.
The UN has not solved world problems yet but provides a necessary framework for peace. At San Francisco the veto demand by the Soviet Union shaped the charter to ensure big powers can cooperate. Without this framework the chance for world peace would be lost.
A list of general knowledge prompts including U N 8 COP Pakistan Governor General Premier of Israel Provisional Government Pulitzer 1947 Hermit Kingdom US Communist Party members Pierre de Gaulle Broadway record Britain general election Palestine biblical name.
The sun provides heat energy and light essential for life. A small portion of its rays reach Earth and drive photosynthesis through chlorophyll. Ultra violet rays influence living organisms but are blocked by ordinary glass.
Dwight P Griswold says communism is stopped in Greece and the Greek Army is doing well. John Boyd Orr warns food prices threaten us more than the atomic bomb. An American Council for Judism statement urges Americans to avoid Israeli politics. Joseph Rubanov urges debt avoidance as prices lower later. Harry S Truman notes global unity akin to a county community in 1849. Allen Dulles doubts a single move can secure world peace. Thomas E Dewey favors prosecuting crimes not ideas. Russell Davenport says freedom fights the atomic threat.
A concise report notes that the year 1947 had no play award granted. It records the absence of any recognized honor and implies the event’s omission in that season.
An experiment confined chicks in a greenhouse showed those given daily ultraviolet light thrived versus a light starved control group. Ultraviolet light activated cholesterol into vitamin D and caused broader nutritional effects similar to cod liver oil milk and greens.
The article explains skin disorders and tuberculosis benefits from sun exposure, notes tropical people face less disease due to sun, and warns against overexposure. It describes varying skin reactions from sunburn to blistering, with brunettes showing more pigment and even darkening compared to blondes.
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