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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
5
Lawrence Gould discusses the neurotic gambler who risks employer money and ruins himself, noting it stems from a subconscious urge to self-destruct. He cites medical treatment by physicians and a correspondent who self-troubles to jolting resets, with a Swiss psychiatrist on child refugees forming a hard false reality.
The piece discusses elder care trends with rest homes employing nurses and doctors, and defines geriatrics as prevention and prolongation of vigorous aging. It outlines a three visit comprehensive exam to assess data, then tailor a health program for six to twelve months to slow aging processes.
Twenty five percent of people with blood in urine may have cancer in the kidney bladder or urinary tract. Cancer progresses until treated, so early intervention is crucial. New Jersey hosts five industrial vision studies gathering data to improve worker sight and productivity while conserving vision.
Andy Tyson and Helen quarrel over ambition as he joins a soap contest. He writes a twenty five word entry, wins a first prize telegram, and then discovers Robert Amherst won the cash. A twist of fate rekindles their bond and leads to engagement.
An 1868 description recounts the intersection of the 37th parallel and the 109th meridian where Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico meet. The area is noted as remote Indian territory used for winter grazing and far from towns, making travel difficult.
The article offers home remedies for sticky table cloth residue on varnished birch finishes using light benzine with care to avoid finish damage. If the finish dulls, apply a thin paste wax coat, dry, then polish. It also explains that oil furnace radio interference can be reduced but requires an expert electrician or radio serviceman, possibly by the burner manufacturer.
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