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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1954
Page
4
Want ads fee policy notes 3 cents per word with 35 cent minimum. Rent ad lists a five room apartment newly decorated with private entrance and phone number 2212. Also a second listing for dwelling with garage available at once by S. G. Vanden Brink Agency Boyden, Iowa.
Anticoagulants help dissolve blood clots that block arteries to the heart. When given promptly, they can often dissolve a clot and prevent serious or fatal heart events.
In St. Louis the American Medical Association exhibit urged use of safety belts to reduce fatalities. It cited that 453 of 633 Indiana deaths that year could have survived with belts.
Sick list reports Maurice Mouw had another arm operation at St. Josephs hospital in Sioux City. Mrs. John Struyk returned home from Sheldon hospital. Lawrence Korthals improves and can have visitors at the Veterans hospital in Sioux Falls. Peter Vis underwent surgery at Methodist hospital in Sioux City. Mrs. Jerry De Raad remains in critical condition at Grossman hospital in Orange City. Robert Moret travels to Rochester MN for St Marys hospital surgery plan. Marion Moret had appendicitis operation in Sheldon hospital. Mrs. Henry Harmon expected home from Sheldon hospital soon. Mrs. Nora Brown underwent surgery at State hospital in Iowa City Tuesday.
The Band Boosters club hosts a pie and soup supper at the schoolhouse on Saturday evening February 20. Serving starts at 5 30 p.m. and the public is invited to attend.
The Red Fleet newspaper warns that enemies of the Soviet State seek to use unstable elements of Soviet society for their dirty purposes as U S spies and intelligence agents reportedly penetrate the Iron Curtain around Russia.
Dr Sterling Nichol of Miami says new blood thinning drugs could have saved 640000 Americans who died of heart attacks in the last decade. He says these anticoagulants can be used before or after a heart attack in most cases.
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