Accidents Fourth Cause of Death Remains High
Health In Formation Foundation notes accidents remain the fourth leading cause of death with about 100,000 fatalities annually since 1932 and 9.5 million injuries causing over $11.2 billion in losses. Improvements come from safety enforcement and organized societal action, though home accidents and falls in the elderly persist.
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Health Information Foundation
Progress In Health Services
Foundation Motes
Foundation
Christianity taken seriously in Arkansas sparks national alarm
The letter from J C Ingebretsen cites a Wall Street Journal report from Little Rock on school integration and notes comments about Christianity being taken seriously there. It decries urban America as pagan and warns that religion’s prominence in Arkansas signals deeper national tensions.
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Wall Street Journal
Little Rock
Ark
Henry Gemmill
Joseph Guilfoyle
Arkansas
United States
America
Gemmill and Guilfoyle
Idaho Wheat Crop Is Under Average
Idaho’s 1957 crop estimates show wheat at 38 million bushels as of September 1, down 3 percent from last year and 5 percent below the 10 year average. U of I analyst R Wayne Robinson notes U S crop below average by 18 percent while carryover stocks may fall next July 1.
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Idaho
R. Wayne Robinson
University of Idaho Extension
U. S
Robinson
United States
USDA
Health Advice Emphasizes Preventive Measures and Early Care
The article urges preventive health measures and better health habits and stresses early consultation with physicians to improve overall well being. It notes that proactive care can prevent complications and promote rapid recovery when issues arise.
JEST AND FUN OBITUARY TALES AND FAMILY QUIRKS
A suburban paper recalls a subscriber obituary filled with his charities and community service while a reporter lacks funeral details. The piece includes light domestic humor about a clock fix and assorted family questions.
Sunday Work Question From a Child
A child asks if policemen go to heaven when they must work on Sundays. The younger brother questions the duty of workers beyond a day of rest, reflecting on religious beliefs and labor.
Calisthenics Exchange Sparks Jaywalking Joke
A playful dialogue shows a son asking what jaywalking is and a father answering it as a form of exercise that induces a run-down feeling. The light exchange captures a humorous moment about street norms.
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