Good Housekeeping and Check Your School Guides
The Polk County Medical Society urges schools to improve building condition cleanliness and facilities to keep pupils well and ready for work. It stresses lighting windows heating toilets sanitation and safe water, with the State Health plan guiding rural schools toward healthier environments and better daily practices.
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Polk County Medical Society
State Department of Health
Ed Coover Travels to Oklahoma for Business
Ed Coover spent the latter part of last week in Oklahoma on business duties.
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Ed Coover
Oklahoma
Birthday dinner honors Miss Nelle Wisely in Osceola
About 45 relatives attended at the Wm Wisely home Sunday for Miss Nelle Wisely's birthday. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Roach of Long Beach and others from Milford Central City and Columbus. Cadet Nurse from St. Joseph Hospital in Omaha visited. Police nabbed Halloween pranksters amid reports of property destruction in nearby school districts. Additional visitors and relocations noted include the Moores hosting the Nut Coffee group and locals visiting Omaha for an event. relatives also spent time in Shelby and Osceola.
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Wm Wisely
Nelle
Frank Roach
Long Beach
Kenneth Yeager
Milford
Wallace Johnson
Central City
Joan Wallace
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
O. O. Wallace
George Moore
Madge
Ray Coffee
Lorene Coffee
Femma Green
Navy
LeRoy Rhodes
Rhode
John Buchta
Rhodes
W. J. Herbes
P. B. Campbell
Joe Peterson
Gerald
Wahoo
Wedding Dance at Silver Creek Tuesday Nov 13
Shimerka's Orchestra will provide music for a wedding dance at Silver Creek on Tuesday November 13, inviting guests to enjoy an evening of dancing and entertainment.
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Silver Creek
Tues
Shimerka’s
Local Families Gather For Sunday Visits Across The Region
Mr and Mrs Sid Crow and family, the Mundts, Todaros, Johnsons, and various friends shared Sunday meals and calls in homes across Marquette, Clarks, Stromsburg, and Chapman. Extensions included service members visiting, and several confirmations of travel plans and returns from camps or trips. Notable names feature Lindburg, Sundberg, Nelson, Adelson, Gustafson, and Shostrom among many neighbors.
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Sid Crow
Don Widge
Floyd Morris
Chapman
Clarence Meerkatz
Herbert Mundt
Henry Mundt
C M Todaro
Denver
Marice Lindburg
Todaro
New York
Phillip Johnson
Annette Larson
Stromsbore
Pfe
Doyle Sundberg
Marcia Stahl
Laura Rose
Berniece Rose
North Platte
Maurice Lindberg
A EE Sundberg
Hazel Carlson
Hans Nelson
Stromsburg
Clarence Bryant
John McMurren
Frank Bolton
Clarence Bolton
Ralph Kahler
Herman Blase
York
Berniece Blase
Emil Nelson
Clarks
C G Nelson
Marquette
Farry Anderson
Willard Adelson
Roy Nelson
Frank Adelson
Fred Johnson
LeRoy Johnson
Donald Johnson
Osceola
Richard Widga
Oliver Johnson
Elwyn Johnson
Edick Anderson
Robert Shostrom
Brockenburg
Arnold Isaacson
Lincoln
Oscar Person
Rodger Hanquist
Ed Arney
Clara Anderson
Rodger Gustafson
Baby
New Vitamin A Found in Fish Liver Oils
Researchers announce isolation of a crystalline form of a second vitamin A component in fish liver oils. It constitutes a significant portion of the vitamin A mix, with 20 to 40 percent in halibut and dogfish oils and higher percentages in whale oils. Studies note its similar potency to vitamin A and potential presence in Cod Liver Oil No 2. A separate note reports on vitamin C retention in vegetables when started in boiling water, showing greater preservation with boiling start and shorter cooking times.
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Alabama
Michigan
Flood control projects approved for Missouri and Platte rivers
Army Engineers and the Budget approve 265.6 million dollars for flood control along the Missouri and Platte rivers. Funds include 500000 for Council Bluffs and Omaha each, 236000 for Hamburg Iowa, and 64000 for Schuyler Nebraska revetment works. The bill covers 128 similar projects nationwide.
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Army
Missouri
Pates
House
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Hamburg
Iowa
Kensler
Bend
Nebraska
Sioux City
Schuyler
Platte River
United States
Card of Thanks From Mrs Elmer Hanquist
Words cannot express my sincere appreciation for the cards flowers and visits I received in the hospital and at home Your gifts and kind deeds will never be forgotten by Mrs Elmer Hanquist
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Elmer Hanquist
New Operation Saves Lives of Blue Babies
A pioneering operation, reported by the Journal of the American Medical Association, saved three blue babies with congenital heart disease. The procedure connects a pulmonary artery to a large artery from the heart to boost lung blood flow and oxygenation, addressing underdeveloped pulmonary arteries.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Foochow Tea Trade Riches Atop Chinese Ports History
Treaty Port Foochow opened by Britain in 1842 rose as China’s leading tea trade hub. Clipper ships from the United States and Britain raced for Western markets carrying high value cargoes, including tea timber camphor silks and lacquer wares. The Yankee Thomas Perkins sailed New York November 1844 returned April 1846 via Cape Horn and Cape of Good Hope.
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Foochow
China
Thomas Perkins
New York
Cape Horn
Cape of Good Hope
Far East
Inhaled Oxygen and Body Fueling Itself
The article explains how living things inhale oxygen to burn carbon and hydrogen in cells, releasing heat and forming exhaled products. It notes 99 percent of oxygen intake passes through the lungs, with one percent via skin. skin oxygen mainly comes from blood, speeding wound healing when exposed to air.
Postwar Butter Surplus To Aid Civilian Supplies And Pacific Losses
The report notes a rise in civilian butter supply as 80 million pounds of cutter surplus are given to the Agriculture Department after dipping from 150 pounds in 1944 to a last summer low of 116 pounds. It also cites Army cuts in chicken and turkey purchases and a potential resume of poultry buys in 1946. In the Pacific, Mindoro and other islands saw heavy merchant losses with 44 men killed in attacks as Japan’s endgame worsened.
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Department of Agriculture
Japan
Army
Philip
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