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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
3
The text argues that embarrassment over a partner’s grammar faults reflects ego concerns outweighing love and kindness. It cautions against correcting in public to avoid worsening manners and social harm. It also discusses a psychology view of neuroses and work stress from industry seminars.
Three middle aged women mistook lumps in their breasts for cancer and avoided doctors to protect family plans. They later learned the lumps were enlarged milk glands and harmless. Early cancer treatment saves lives, so physicians should stay cancer conscious and not miss suspicious cases. Some fear cancer phobia persists despite public education.
The sex hormone can influence weight gain. Poverty oddly lowers nervousness in some people. Regular digitalis dosing keeps heart patients safe when prescribed. Excess vitamin A can cause serious symptoms. Many asthma cases are not allergy driven. Allergy may impede normal growth in children. Obesity and high blood pressure are two common abnormal conditions.
The Department of Agriculture approves the National Garden and Food Preservation Committee plan for a Liberty Garden campaign to boost home gardens as insurance against shortages. It aims to arouse the public, teach gardening, provide land and seed, and cut family food costs by up to about $200 annually through a home garden and food preservation effort.
The USDA predicts 1952 per capita meat and poultry consumption could reach 142 pounds, up from 141 in 1951. Beef and veal rise with more lower to mid grade cuts, veal and lamb mutton consumption rise slightly, pork output may grow early 1952 but year end may shrink. prices could ease modestly.
The article explains suspending the chicken waterer over the droppings pit to stop floor dampness. Water that splashes escapes into the pit, removing the ongoing headache of spilled water and damp litter in the chicken house.
The University of Nebraska reports tests showing dairy heifers can be raised from birth to age two on as little as 500 pounds of grain, supplemented by abundant alfalfa hay. The study notes success depended on high quality forage.
Sasy to Build Kitchen Cabinets describes patterns 322 and 323 for kitchen cabinet features like graduated shelves tray slots and partitioned drawers. It promotes doing it yourself to save carpenter time with patterns priced at 25 cents each from WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE tower 10 Bedford Hills New York.
Jean King rose from Dayton's WING with a sentimental Lonesome Gal radio persona. Sinus trouble sent her to Hollywood where taped shows for KHJ expanded to 50 outlets. The program grossed $185 weekly and is projected to earn $150 000 to $200 000 in 1951.
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