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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
11
The piece notes that liver has aided pernicious anemia patients, but crystalized vitamin B-12 now shows equal or better results. It discusses tracing causes in secondary anemia, iron pills as helpful, and blood transfusions as life saving. Present knowledge enables restoration to health and prevents invalid states or death.
Dr Edwin F P Jordan explains in a NEA Service feature that red blood and hemoglobin are essential for tissue nourishment and oxygen transport. Anemia arises from low red cells or iron deficiency, with secondary or pernicious forms. repeated hemorrhage worsens prognosis while identification and stopping bleeding is key.
A 16 year old driver and a female passenger were seriously hurt when the car left Route 72, struck a culvert, and overturned about 1 am Saturday, injuring Mildred Reinaman and Douglas Byrd Waddell of Taneytown. Both were taken to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Waddell suffered a fractured pelvis and other injuries, while Reinaman had a possible skull fracture and multiple injuries. State Trooper Vincent Boose leads the investigation.
A historic overview explains 2 4 D weed killer revolutionizing farming since 1945 with 1949 production around 28 million pounds. It details plant sensitivity, weed types, crop reactions, and cautions on overdose and stage of growth, noting variable corn hybrids and the broad range of flax sensitivity. It emphasizes careful targeting to control weeds while protecting crops and pastures.
The article explains that weed management depends on crop tolerance and pre emergence spraying with 2 4 D can kill many weeds before they appear. It warns against airplane dust drift, stresses careful label study, proper dosing, and correct nozzle setup to avoid harming crops.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship Sub-District Organization of Frederick and Montgomery Counties held its annual banquet at Ridgeville Methodist Church on May 29 at 7 PM. Rev Odell Osteen gave the invocation, dinner for 125 was served by Ridgeville ladies, Rev Don Griffin led songs, Mrs Charles Love and Mr Airy sang, and a short business meeting elected next year's officers led by President Miss Doris Pickett.
Corner Methodist church and several nearby congregations listed officers and commissioners including Burton Stephens Elsie Lee Young Jeanette Hood Susan Leggett and Roger Buxton. Dr Frederick W Smith executive secretary of the Temperance League of Maryland gave an inspiring address urging youths to uphold Christ’s principles citing I Corinthians about wisdom and folly.
Rev M F Wright dismissed the meeting with benediction. Dr John C Millian district superintendent announces Rev Don Griffin of Montgomery Methodist as district counselor for the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Sub-District counselor vacancy to be filled by Rev John W Kuschel of Urbana Methodist. Plus note on Trifoil legume feeding value comparable to alfalfa in northern states including Vermont.
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