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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1962
Page
9
In dramatic cases a new heat based remedy reportedly relieves hemorrhoid pain and achieves actual shrinkage. Patients claim piles have ceased to be a problem as the treatment shows thorough results. The discovery is linked to a world famous research effort and is marketed as available now.
The piece notes advertising support from local businesses and urges readers to back the publication. It also reports the Peace Corps aims to raise 63.7 million dollars and recruit 6,700 volunteers, roughly $9,500 per volunteer, funded by taxes from 124,902 married taxpayers with two children and $5,500 income.
A report states that applying salt at five pounds per square yard effectively kills weeds. The method is presented as a simple weed control option for gardeners and small-scale surfaces.
A humorous column recalls downtown mishaps and gaggles of misheard quotes. An inebriated man calls his wife from a phone booth and misidentifies his location while other bits poke fun at office furniture misprints and a roosters mix up.
Crossword clues span weapons to compass terms with many numbers. The page mixes a large crossword with names, family notices, travel anecdotes, jokes, and a July 4 gathering at Mink Creek, Utah. Names include Christensen and Egley families with California and Utah connections.
Mink Creek residents Mr and Mrs Elias Lee Han sen of Idaho Falls visited the Mink Creek home of Mr and Mrs Christen Hansen. A Mink Creek Relief Society meeting was held on the summit of Migration canyon with Mona Wilde serving lunch assisted by Dixie Rasmussen and Carlene Egley.
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