No Smoking Widely Adopted By Physicians Says Report
A National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health summary of three surveys shows fewer than 30 percent of today’s physicians still smoke cigarettes. NRC data reveal more than one third of doctors who once smoked have quit, while over a third never smoked. Two thirds have smoked at some point, and more than half of current smokers have attempted to quit. The medical profession urges public example, echoed by posters proclaiming that 100,000 doctors have quit smoking.
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Who Is Really For the Little Man
John Chamberlain argues that United Farm Workers and Cesar Chavez argue for compulsory unionism while farmers and immigrant American vineyard owners in California’s San Joaquin Valley are the true small business and labor story. He notes grape growers mostly nonmigrants, paying U.S. standards, and criticizes East Coast officials for backing boycotts that restrain trade and hurt small owners.
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Weather and mood linked by air quality science
Scientists say mood shifts with rain and sunshine tie to air quality. Weather alters air chemistry which affects blood chemistry and feelings of cheer or gloom. Diet infection and activity can modify these effects.
Stokes Pokes by Bill Stokes
A humorous piece recounts a man’s shower mishap as he steps on a marble, fears others’ reactions, launches a campaign against happenings, and jokes about a family debate over the culprit while tossing the marble into a wastebasket. The event centers on a solitary, comical mishap in a domestic setting.
Letting Dishes Sit Risks Germs and Disposal Jams
Dear Dr Motner answers reader concerns about leaving dishes soaking, disposal unit use, and bacterial growth. Prompt rinsing reduces food particle residue and diarrhea risk. a full disposal can smell and jam.
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Kentucky Colonel Harland Sanders Built a Fried Chicken Empire
At 77 Col Harland Sanders known as the Kentucky colonel became a symbol of success after building Kentucky Fried Chicken. He rose from poverty to a multimillionaire, sold his recipe for 2 million, expanded to Canada, and now funds scholarships and foster care while planning further ventures. He emphasizes daily work and charity as core beliefs.
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Corbin
Mississippi
Four boys fined for trespass at F. Judish premises
Our Yesterdays recalls a 100 years ago incident where four boys stood before Justice Klein for trespassing on F. Judish property. They were fined fifty cents each plus costs, reflecting local small court penalties of the era.
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Anson and Co
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