Save The Children on Preventing Accidental Poisoning
New York report from Save The Children warns that accidental poisoning affects up to 600000 children aged one to five annually. Dr Milton Westphal explains toddlers grab items with no judgment and outlines safety steps including childproof storage, avoiding candylike labeling, discarding unmarked containers, and posting a First Aid Chart.
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New York
U.S. Public Health Service
Milton Westphal
Buffalo Poison Control Center
St. Joseph
Polly Pointers Indoor Climbing Plants And Home Hacks
A column of quick reader tips covers using beading metal stripping to support tall climbing plants, crafting lamp shades from thread spools, storing Christmas leftovers for savings, and simple methods to clean stainless steel pans with cream of tartar. Includes notes on shoelace reinforcements and cluttered checkouts.
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Polly
Polly M
Newspaper Enterprise Assoc
Legion Auxiliary December Meeting and Christmas Party
The Francis Scott Key Post 11 auxiliary held its regular meeting and a Christmas party. Five new members joined, reports from secretary and treasurer were presented, and plans for upcoming speakers, Girls State updates, and Christmas charitable activities were noted. The next meetings are January 10 and 18, with the district gathering in Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Post 11
American Legion
Shirley Erich
Edna Yelton
Madeline Gilbert
Gold Star
Slice Kennedy
Alice Kennedy
Civil Defense
Cornelia Rodock
Newton D. Baker VA Center
Doris Carter
Mary Holdcraft
Frederick County
Newton D. Baker
Woodsboro
Women's Lib Boon To Man
AP columnist HAL BOYLE argues that the women's liberation movement can benefit men by promoting equality in marriage. He suggests men should embrace the shift, noting equal partnership may advance male roles and reduce domination in relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
America
Women’s Liberation Movement
Mildred
Miss Mentzer Becomes Bride of Charles E Reeder Jr
Miss Cheryl Ann Mentzer and Charles Elwood Reeder Jr united in marriage on December 18 at the Church of the Brethren in Brownsville. The couple, both Boonsboro area residents, planned the ceremony with Rev. Glenn S. Timmons officiating and a reception following in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mentzer
Charles E. Reeder Jr
Cheryl Ann Mentzer
Charles Elwood Reeder Jr
Dees
Church of the Brethren
Brownsville
Janice Bealer Mentzer
Gapland
Charles A. Mentzer Sr
Loleta Potter
Middletown
Charles E. Reeder
Rohrersville
Glenn S’. Timmons
Dorothy Tritappe
George Barrone
Regina Alger
Linda Bealer
June Higdon
Joan Howell
Jean Rohr
Reeder
Boonsboro High School
Sagner’s, Inc
Frederick
Boonsboro
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Catherine
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Aunt Mary
Barbie
Louise
Hoyday
Berlin
Frederick G
Clarksburg
POST
Legion Auxiliary
Sheroken
East Third
Henri
of Fashionei
Henry’s
North Market St
Charles and
Dottie Reichmuth
Old South Mountain Inn
Tournedos Rossini
Oslo
South Mountain
Rwy
Cruise
Wawel
Iwaury
Monau
Boyer Tawa Agency
H. Bisine Bealer
Jennifer Poffenberger
Roxi Rice
Deanne Hagan
Miss Sheena Mentzer
Ronald Poffenberger
Michael Reeder
Michael Bealer
Jeffrey Mentzer
Troye Bealer
Elmer A. Stone
Myerly
the Clock and Silver Shop
Gus
Gilbert Kurke Gary
East Church ST
Allen
Elizabeth Arden
Haber's
Central Charge Bank
Americard Master Charge
Gpun
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