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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
3
A physician outlines herpes zoster or shingles as an acute nerve related skin condition. It often appears on one body side around the chest and other regions, with pain preceding blisters that crust over. aging may bring prolonged neuralgic pain. The disease links to chickenpox and can occur with or after infections like pneumonia or meningitis. Treatments including x rays and early antibiotics show promise.
A historical note describes the Red River of the North marking the Minnesota North Dakota boundary and its connection to Lake Winnipeg in Canada. The river’s course and border relevance are outlined in regional geography context.
Lovettsville Virginia 4-H Home Demonstrations club held a Sunday school program at the Presbyterian Church in Leesburg last Wednesday with twenty members. The event featured a humorous mock wedding led by the Lovettsville group with a long list of participants and costumes. The afternoon included a tableau of guests, a ring ceremony, and musical interludes. The club reported recent achievements such as creating a United Nations Flag displayed in McClain's store window and another flag gifted to Lovettsville school, while planning a Halloween party at the school with the PTA.
Friday and Sunday visitors mark a social week with appearances by Mrs. William Reddington and Mrs. Rebecca Reddington of Norriatown, and Mr. Charles Painter visiting Private Renace Painter at Fort George Meade. The Times also notes Rev. William Sprenkel delivering sermons, Col. T. H. Allen preparing for Japanese service, and birth of Don Franklin Baker at Loudoun Hospital with Miss Maxine Hollar.
The saying explains thunder as a measure of distance from a lightning flash. It states that thunder travels five seconds per mile, so one mile distance corresponds to five seconds after the flash.
A dated miscellany blends spelling notes and vocabulary practice with a sentence on exigency urgent want. It also defines a television transmission band split into two electrically rated parts for sound and picture.
A tree expert explains digging around the trunk and adding peat moss to the soil to retain moisture and stimulate root growth, which in turn promotes top growth. The principle is applied broadly to business, education, and life, stressing fundamentals, moral character, and religious faith as essential accelerators of growth.
A guidance note on correct usage and pronunciation. It warns against saying every person has certain distinguished traits and suggests distinctive traits. It discusses mispronouncing annihilate and offers syllable hints for a ni i lat with stresses on the first and second syllables.
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