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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
9
A series of Q A style notes discusses the harm of scolding children and the bystander effect, then covers hypnosis as real and potentially dangerous, and ends with a psychiatrist’s view on lying as a neurotic symptom rather than conscious deceit. It cites Dr. Ravitz Yale and Dr. Karpman.
A medical overview argues that in some conditions the blood pressure must rise to push blood through thickened vessels. Lowering pressure too soon can hinder healing, while treatment should target underlying causes like emotional stress and aggressive impulses.
The article outlines infection as the main cause of rheumatism while noting other factors such as lazy bowel, excess starch, and cold damp weather. It also advises doctors to involve patients in care, addresses adenoids and tonsils in children, and mentions dental arch alignment through proper tooth capping.
Christmas legends describe why evergreens and holly are used in decorations. The most famous tale narrates how a tiny fir gained celestial light as the Nativity was celebrated by wise men shepherds and villagers. Holly decorations date to Roman Saturnalia and symbolize festive beauty in winter.
A 1960s style brisk home care note explains keeping Christmas greens fresh by ample water. Keep heat low to reduce drying and place water on radiators to humidify the air. Stand trees in water with a weighted base. trees in water stay healthy for up to 30 days.
Santa Claus known as St Nicholas, once bishop of Myra, is buried in Bari Italy. The body was stolen from Myra to Bari by Italian sailors in 1087 amid beliefs that a saint's relics bring prosperity and luck to the host town.
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