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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
2
AP reports a record turkey crop of about 52.8 million birds, boosting supply but leaving prices up by about four to five cents per pound from last year. Final prices are due Monday as stores expect limited changes, with eight to twelve pound birds potentially tighter in some areas.
Dun & Bradstreet price index for wholesale food climbs to 867 from 664 while beef holds steady and chicken gains up to four cents a pound. Fresh produce counters show declines in cabbage tomatoes Brussels sprouts and sprouts with carrots and snap beans gaining. The index reflects the cost of 31 general use foods.
Frederick High School Library Club members will travel to Baltimore on Saturday November 17 for the Maryland Council of Student Library Clubs fall meeting at the Enoch Pratt Library. The morning session will cover business with artist Wegley Dennis speaking in the afternoon. Dennis has illustrated Misty of Chincoteague and King of the Wind by Marguerite Henry, works tied to Maryland. The active Frederick Club, organized in 1946 by librarian Miss John E. Etchison, will be accompanied by her on the trip.
A reflective note praises finding a fairly peaceful state of mind amid upsetting days. It highlights the happiness of those who maintain calm and avoid needless ruckus and stress.
The article notes a play in January and mentions refreshment gatherings. It states that the next meeting will be held at the home of Tee Bussard, hinting at a club or group gathering and inward focus on proper attitude of mind.
The Jefferson Senior Luther League held its regular monthly meeting on November 3 at Dick Zimmerman’s home with eight members present. Patty Carder and Eddie Fisher led devotional service. Clayton South reported on the Luther League retreat at Jolly Acres and the group will give...
Doctor Edwin P Jordan notes sulfa drugs and penicillin cut chronic ear discharges and mastoid infections. He explains middle ear infection behind the drum, linked to nasal infections via the eustachian tube, causing pus buildup and drum rupture with possible odor and pain if drainage is blocked.
The article reviews chronic ear infections, their susceptibility to cold complications and hearing impairment, and emphasizes prompt acute infection treatment with penicillin or sulfas to prevent chronicity. It outlines local care, suction cleansing, drops, alcohol blends, silver nitrate, dressings, antiseptics, zinc ionization, radium imaging, and surgical advances to reach infection sources, including lymphoid tissue removal in children.
The article discusses how the Greek word charakter, meaning a sculptor’s tool then the image formed, appears once in the Greek New Testament in Hebrews chapter one, illustrating how character relates to shaping and reflecting divine likeness.
The text argues that Jesus embodies God’s character through power, righteousness, love, and persistence. It cautions against viewing Jesus as merely a historical figure, asserting he is the express image of God whose nature surpasses human comprehension. It notes an industrial stat about 20 million tons of fertilizer used by U.S. farmers in 1930-31.
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