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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
12
The article argues career options for young women, promoting home economics as a science and career path. It notes the American Home Economics Association celebrates its 50th anniversary and outlines roles from teaching and extension work to research, media, health, welfare, and institutional management.
Britain eases import curbs and raises quotas for some American goods, offering more access for U S products but amid concerns over similar costs, tariffs, and cheaper foreign competition at home and abroad. U S exporters worry lifted quotas may not boost exports due to high prices and global rivals.
The article explains gallstones common ages 40 to 50, more in women, and symptoms such as abdominal fullness and back pain. It outlines X ray dye tests to detect stones, and notes surgery may be advised if stones cause symptoms or risk blockage, depending on patient age and condition.
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