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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1956

Page

3

Soviet Leaders May Propose Disarmament During Britain Visit

London dispatch reports Premier Bulganin and Communist Party chief Khrushchev may unveil a dramatic disarmament proposal in Britain during their 10 day stay. Talks of sending Britain two to three billion dollars in gold circulate but are viewed skeptically. The Kremlin twins arrive at Portsmouth Wednesday amid focus on disarmament and trade, while Eden seeks clear positions on Middle East actions and German unification. The U N five power subcommittee may pause sessions during the visit.

London Bulganin Communist Party Khrushchev Britain Russia Kremlin B&k Moscow England Portsmouth U. N United States France Canada Andrei Gromyko Bulgarin-Khrushchev Party Eden Middle East Germany

Aqueduct Site Near Pepco Dam At Dickerson Noted By Archeologist

Local archeologist Nicholas Yinger maps an ancient aqueduct over the Little Monocacy near Dickerson Montgomery County. He describes a C O Canal stone arch built in 1832 near the Pepco dam site and notes nearby trading posts Tuscarora village and early railroad earthworks reflecting rich prehistoric and historic interest.

Nicholas Yinger Little Monocacy River Dickerson Montgomery County Yinger Potomac Tuscarora

Accidents From Unsafe Ladder Use On Farms

College Park April 16. University of Maryland engineer cites simple safety rules to prevent ladder accidents. National Safety Council guidance covers facing the ladder, clean footwear, avoid horizontal use, roof access with two feet above edge, fully spread step ladders, and basic ladder maintenance. Farmers urged to inspect rungs and store ladders securely. note tall farm statistic for milking machines in 1910 and 1952.

College Park Guy W. Gienger University of Maryland Agricultural Engineer National Safety Council

Palpitation of the heart not always heart disease

A physician explains that heart palpitations often reflect nervousness or fatigue rather than actual heart disease. If exams show a healthy heart, patients should ignore the sensation. Causes of mouth ulcers include irritation from dental plates, viral factors, or vitamin deficiencies and warrant full check.

Edwin P. Jordan NEA M. C

Free book explains arthritis and rheumatism causes

Public notice offers a 44 page illustrated book mailed free to readers. It describes causes ill effects and danger of neglect, plus a drugless treatment method applied in thousands of cases. No cost or obligation. Send for your free book to The Ball Clinic Dept 3505 Excelsior Springs Mo.

Ball Clinic Dept Excelsior Springs, Mo

Q and A on hair dyes and health in The News

In a 1938 Frederick column a reader asks about diabetes signs and the safety of hair dyes. Dr. Jordan notes many diabetics go undiagnosed without lab tests and warns that most hair dyes can cause skin reactions. vegetable tints are less risky.

Frederick Doel W. J Jordan

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