Doctor Q and A on arthritis diet and hair loss
Doctor answers that arthritis is not improved or worsened by orange juice prune or fig juice and urges readers to consult their physician for personal guidance. He advises a young woman to stop rollers and a hair dryer to see if shedding abates and jokes about sending a donation if not.
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Pacific
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
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Alberta
Dear Helen Worden Erskine Readers See It
A reader shares fostering a 13 year old, stressing kindness over force and how love shapes behavior. A follow up discusses maternity shorts for pregnant women and the balance of style and practicality. A Navy wife explains choosing stability amid long separations and family life steps back from Navy life.
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Grace M. Williams
Pawtucket
R. J
Navy
Pima Navy
Massachusetts
San Diego
Libertytown Homemakers Plan Christmas Dinner and Drive
The Libertytown Homemakers Club met on Wednesday at Mrs. Wallace Kent’s home with Mrs. Russell Dudrow attending. They organized committees for next year and prepared for a December 12 turkey dinner, and collected usable clothing for area needy under Mrs. Raymond Keller. In London a cobalt 60 isotope stolen from a car was recovered near Thames wharf after warnings.
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Libertytown Club
Libertytown Homemakers Club
Wallace Kent
William Witmer
Russell Dudrow
Frederick County Homemakers Clubs
Fred Ward
Raymond Keller
London
Thames Wharf
Daniel Arbib
General Radiological, Ltd
Maryland Highway Toll Rises With Six Deaths
Six people died on Maryland highways over the weekend, boosting the yearly toll to 406, compared with 478 at a similar period last year. Baltimore victims were Paul Ben Jr. and Portica Thomas, both 17 and 16, pronounced dead after a crash with a utility pole. James McKenzie improved in hospital. Other fatalities included Clifford Easter 12 of Pasadena, Ronald Crouch 21 of Washington, James Cotton 57 of Baltimore, and Army Captain John K Dailey 25 of Ft Meade.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Paul Ben Jr
Portica Thomas
South Baltimore General Hospital
James McKenzie
Ante Arundel County
Clifford Easter
Pasadena
Magothy Beach Road
Ronald C. Crouch
Washington
Bris
Tol
Joseph R. Easton
Tracy
Lanting
James C. Cotton
Balti More
Army
John K. Dailey
Ft. Meade
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Bet tie Jane Utterback studio dance aids United Appeal
A dance benefiting the United Appeal raised funds totaling 4 130 82 with 105 from a Bettie Jane Utterback students event. Mrs. Yarroul division surpassed its 4000 quota and the article notes community efforts in Chetah Oklahoma. Druggist C M Dodgen uses newspapers as damp wicks for tobacco cases. Louis Armistead Jones former Tyler resident and former TSAP government employee dies at 68 in Washington.
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The
United Appeal
Bettie Jane Utterback
United Pee Fund
Tyler
Washington
Louis Armistead Jones
John Tyler
Jones
General Account Office
First Scout Dies in Somerset Ky Early Scout Leader Died
In Somerset Kentucky Garland a real estate broker and member of the first Boy Scout troop formed in 1908 died Saturday. He was one of 15 boys who started the troop two years before the Boy Scouts of America was incorporated. Also noted is the death of Maj Gen Charles Reynolds former surgeon general of the Army who died Saturday. He helped organize Walter Reed Hospital and was born in Elmira New York.
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Somerset
Fedlegoy Ink
Garland
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Burnside
Troup
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
Charles FR. Reynolds
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Army
Reynolds
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Walter Rexi Hospital
Elmira
N.Y
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