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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
13
Dorothy Dix argues that ending marriage license waiting periods tempts youths to wed on impulse. She warns many couples rush into vows without true knowledge of each other, risking misery once realities like daily habits and temper emerge, comparing licenses to returnable tickets and marriages to unstable engines.
A columnist argues hurried wartime marriages often fail. Couples rush to wed after brief courtships, knowing little of each other or families, risking misery. The piece suggests extending marriage license wait times would reduce divorces. The Beacon Syndicate.
A physician explains acidosis is rarely found and often misdiagnosed. The body maintains acid alkali balance tightly, with lungs excreting carbon dioxide and kidneys removing water. Normal metabolic processes produce acids like lactic and uric acid without implying illness.
The article argues the body’s chemical balance is tightly regulated by insulin and urine varies to balance blood acidity. It warns against overuse of alkaline remedies, noting long use can damage kidneys and obscure underlying illnesses. It emphasizes acids are essential and atmospheric diet cannot override natural regulation.
The passage states that fish scales with a smooth surface are called cycloid. It identifies cycloid as the term for this specific type of scale without additional context or figures.
Hollywood faces casting limits as studios cast only new faces unseen on screen for Re was asked by an agent to back at the screen fest of Tanya Gerus. Jacques Pourseur and Mel Burns back a deception with makeup while Robinson recalls a memory of a Russian accent. Directors note wartime tech losses slow production by about 35 percent and emphasize the stars behind the camera. Woody Herman’s rise from vaudeville to film earns a five figure salary for Wintertime. Glamour girls in Cry Havoc seek mates with charm intellect and poise. many seek flattering companionship.
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