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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1951

Page

9

Acquired By Lawrence Gould Answer

The piece discusses freedom versus security and the desire for government aid over liberty. It cites German studies and notes differing global views on freedom, then cites psychologist and dermatologist opinions on motives and emotional causes behind behaviors and marriages.

Stuttering Cure Urged For Children By Early Training

Health column advises parents that stuttering is a nervousness issue, not a mouth defect, and urges early consultation with physicians. It highlights speech correction programs in cities, early advice from Ruth Lewis, and rules to ease a child’s emotional distress, avoid over protection, and seek help before the problem grows.

Ruth Lewis Sick Children’s Hospital Toronto

Health Notes on Vitamins and Diets

Vitamins join food cells to boost function. Calcium rich foods include milk cheese leafy greens and egg yolk. Home care patients often receive better treatment than hospital patients. Many peptic ulcers improve with proper diet and alkalies. Amphetamine is used to treat alcoholism and obesity. Starches and fats provide energy and heat with fats also offering lubrication.

Machinery Life Half Cut by Exposure Storage Study Says

A university survey finds that exposing farm machinery to winter weather halves its life. Replacing old sheds with modern structures could cut farm overhead, as life spans for items like walking plows and wagons extend with protected storage. A sample shed on the Vincent Lilly farm near Rochester features a 24 by 48 foot arched roof.

Vincent Lilly Rochester Minn

City People With Money Inflate Farm Land Market

The agriculture department says urban buyers with funds push farm land prices higher across the nation with a 3 percent rise July to November and a 5 percent gain above March 1920 records. Florida leads with a 19 percent jump due to citrus and pastures. gains occur in most states. Twelve girls win $300 scholarships in the 4 H clothing achievement contest at the International Livestock Exposition.

Agriculture Department Department East North Central West North Central West South Central Pacific Florida Arlene Olson Hartland Minn Bonnie Needler Hartford City Ind Joan Engle Abilene Kan Evelyn Waugh White Plains N.Y Mary Dick Yukon Okla Bettye Deen Jena

Bad Utensils Hurt Milk Quality Warns Dairy Experts

Dairy marketing specialists warn that milk and cream quality declines due to contaminated utensils. Open seams, rust, rough surfaces from dents, solder or milkstone hinder cleaning and harbor bacteria where traces of milk or cream lodge.

Cockers Popular Hunting Spaniels Boast Wide Appeal

The Cocker Spaniel ranks as the most registered breed in the country due to a friendly temper and loyal companionship. While many Cockers are pets, a true hunting strain remains prized for its alertness, stamina, and nose, able to retrieve even Canada geese, though handling must suit its sensitive nature. The breed’s small size, strong drive, and distinctive wagging tail signaling birds’ proximity guide hunters before flushing.

Cats diet study in Missouri shocks wildlife groups

Missouri researchers from the Wildlife Management Institute analyzed 41 stomachs from mostly highway killed house cats. Rats and mice formed 49.5 percent of the diet with no songbirds found. The study warns against policy changes and urges feeding stations to support wildlife during hard winters.

Missouri Wildlife Management Institute Korschgen

Waterfowl Longevity Compared With Upland Birds

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service notes waterfowls outlive upland game birds. In captivity European geese and swans reach 70 to 80 years, ducks 15 to 40. Wild ducks geese and swans live shorter, though banded ducks have reached 18 years and geese swans at least 20.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Practical household safety and moth prevention tips from an old guide

The article covers kitchen fire safety using salt or a pot snuffer instead of water, onion handling with a flat grater to avoid finger slips, and improvised fire control methods. It also offers linen and clothing care from spicing bedsheets to moth prevention, recommending dry cleaning and specific sprays for fabrics.

Selection of 03 Businesses for Sale Nationwide

Classified Notice from Charles Ford & Associates offers three businesses for sale across America. Includes contact at 17 N Wabasu Ave Chicago 2 and references to real estate and equipment like a 120 acre Parms & Ranches blog. used Delco plant items listed. Paul Moline Benson Minnesota noted for miscellaneous items.

Business & Invest America Charles Ford & Associates Wabasu Ave Chicago IIL

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