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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1949
Page
9
The text discusses sleep aids including routine work satisfaction and escape reading. It cites John C Snedicor's interview of 800 Americans and 1,000 more, noting that few Indians show speech difficulties and that some dialects lack a word for stutter. It concludes superstition persists as a coping mechanism.
A letter discusses snoring and sleep disruption on trains and in hotels. Dr. Ian G. Robinson cites treatments from nasal obstruction relief to sleeping position changes and minor throat procedures, urging snorers to reduce disruption for others.
A health analysis shows 65 percent of 2081 heart patients across 10 New York clinics are employed, with 80 percent of 543 under 35 working. Montefiore Hospital pilots home care for 50 patients unable to afford private physicians, costing about one quarter of in-hospital care.
Jennie and Jeff plan to marry in the city despite Elvira and Hiram’s objections. Elvira hunts for the car key to stop the runaways as time slips toward the eleven train. The note reveals Jennie’s departure and prompts a tense family confrontation.
Old fashioned junior style patterns described with puffed sleeves and lace trims. Pattern No 8404 offers sizes 11 through 18 with yardage for 36 or 39 inch fabric. Pattern No 8313 covers larger sizes with 39 inch fabric yardage. Spring and Summer FASHION issue sells for twenty five cents.
The reader asks for a dye to color inlaid linoleum blue while preserving a marbleized look. The answer notes no stain exists but offers two methods: stippling with a sponge to transfer two colors, or a spatter-dash finish using a brush and stick to create random drops on a previously painted background.
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