Listening and understanding others improves success
The text argues that success depends on listening closely to others to grasp unexpressed meanings, especially with children. It cites pamphlets on blood pressure and alcohol, noting mixed views on prevention of arteriosclerosis. It then discusses modern problem children including adolescents, spoiled or neglected children, delinquent youths, and those from uprooted or mobile families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H S. Bossard
University of Pennsylvania
Keeping Healthy A New Branch of Medical Science
In a Journal of the American Medical Association address Dr Frank H Krusen Mayo Clinic discusses physical medicine and rehabilitation as a formal branch of medicine. He cites uses of light heat cold water electricity massage manipulation exercise and devices for diagnosis therapy and rehabilitation enhancing nervous diseases psychiatry and orthopedics.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Frank H. Krusen
Mayo Clinic
San Francisco
Krusen
Health Notes on Arteries and Digestive Reactions
The notes explain that arteries have thick walls and stress that some people may need more weight. Liquids salt and overweight relate to health. Nervousness emotions and shocks can affect ulcers digestion and stomach movement.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas Popular Farm Fuel System
D G Nelson of a 20 acre Coral Illinois poultry farm adopts liquefied petroleum gas for house water and cooking heating two 500 chick brooders and a new 1700 square foot lab. The farmer cites stable temperatures and independent on farm fuel supply.
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D. G. Nelson
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Coral
Ill
Nelson
American Farmers Own 91 Billion Dollar Plant
Northwestern National Life Insurance reports American farmers now own 91 million dollars in land buildings livestock and equipment. The 1950 output reached 30 billion dollars in produce about a third of the nation’s plant value. Average farm size grew to 195 acres from 146 in 1900.
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Family Economies Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance
New Farm Tool Aims to Speed Hay Baling
The American farmer seeks faster better machinery and adds a one man wire tie baler for up to 10 tons per hour. The New Holland model uses a warner to prevent sputter and a hydraulic unit to keep bales uniform while two wire ties are made in under two seconds.
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New Holland
Warner
Growing Vegetables Pays Gardener Big Dividends
A survey shows investing $525 in seeds insecticides and plant food yields about $9102 in returns. The analysis compares this to a 17 to one payoff benchmark for home vegetable growing.
Lemon juice use and kitchen substitutions
The text advises puncturing a lemon to extract small amounts of juice to avoid waste and keep the rest fresh. It suggests substituting a medium grated raw potato for eggs in meat loaf to bind the mixture. It also notes browning butter with bread crumbs can perk up leftover vegetables.
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LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
HADACOL Credited By Sufferers For Digestive Relief
Letters from Mrs Minnie McCormick of Alabama and others praise HADACOL for relieving stomach distress and improving appetite. They claim faster energy and calmer nerves, with testimonials from residents of Tennessee and Pennsylvania.
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Minnie McCormick
Rt. 1
Wedowee
Ala
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H. M. Marvin
American Heart Association
Lawrence Gould
WA Ames
Joppa
Judea
Earth
James W. Barton
Turin
Stil HS
Tobacco Sy-Products & Chemical Corporation
Richmond
Virginia
Oita
Camel
Guy H. Housley
14Th St
San Diego
Calif
Atlanta
W. H. Morton
Murfreesboro
Tenn
John A. Feight, Jr
Bedford
Pennsylvania
Vickie
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