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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1941
Page
6
A New York city feature showcases a self-defense program advocating jiu-jitsu for individuals and nations. At Bothner Gymnasium Lou Leonard, the physical director, and Miss Swann Marlow demonstrate two attack and defense sequences in a photo series illustrating practical techniques.
National Farm and Home Hour reports a broad study on hunger amid plenty focusing on enriched bread and vitamins. Government efforts include pamphlets and a national nutrition conference with farmers and educators, aiming to better nourish Americans and reduce diet deficiencies through coordinated education and food choices. Chaplain William Arnold discusses army spiritual support and the role of chaplains across 27 denominations in caring for soldiers and coordinating with families and local clergy.
At a Carrollton Missouri ceremony church dignitaries and American Legion members paid tribute to James E. Shields hailed as a soldier jurist and statesman. The tribute cites his triple service in three wars and two United States Senate terms plus a noted duel with Abraham Lincoln. Shields, born in 1810 in Ireland, served in Illinois Minnesota California and Oregon roles before dying in 1879.
Dr James W Barton cautions that self treatment with common pain relievers laxatives and home remedies may dull symptoms but hide serious conditions such as appendicitis ulcers or gallbladder disease. Regular use of drugs without diagnosis delays proper care and can worsen conditions. He urges seeking medical and dental evaluation to uncover the cause of recurring symptoms.
A public health note reports Dr. R R Brown in Public Health Reports studied 400 native white addicts admitted to Fort Leavenworth. They were not physically weak, being above average in height and weight, with weight gains of about 8 percent in five months under treatment. The piece argues drug temptation stems from character flaws rather than constitutional weakness.
Q A discussion of mouth ulcers arising from noninfectious causes possibly stomach or intestinal disturbances. Q What is leukoderma What is leukemia A Leukoderma is a simple white spot on the skin due to pigment loss and not serious Leukemia is an anemia type with increased white blood cells and is serious.
In Trondheim district two elderly Norwegian farmers debated entering a public hall where a Nazi missionary spoke on living under Hitler and Quisling. The speaker grew furious as the hall was nearly empty, and one onlooker claimed the audience could instead listen to a London broadcast and hurried home to catch the news.
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