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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1949
Page
6
The text discusses how repressed individuals struggle with intimacy, while average people seek closeness and may misread frustration as happiness. It contrasts Wanderers as two types needing psychiatric help or social accountability and asks if best friends can outgrow each other. It notes healthy change follows new tastes and interests.
Julie, nineteen, rides a bus with Jon Gardner and his swing orchestra. A plump woman claims the front seat, controls the group, and hints at a future chance for Julie to sing and join the act. Julie, drawn to Jon, imagines a new life while the group plans a salary and radio proceeds.
The piece notes longer lifespans since 1900 but warns chronic illness rises with age. It cites Dr. Edward L. Bortz on chronic disease as a major societal challenge, lists heart disease, vascular issues, arthritis, cancer, mental illness, tuberculosis, diabetes, and digestive diseases as leading causes, and urges positive health programs to detect diseases early for cure or removal.
Nutrition experts explain the body uses animal proteins more efficiently due to amino acids and vitamin B aiding muscle tissue nerve tissue and iron in blood. Electric surgery uses high frequency current to remove fluids and destroy malignant cells to prevent spread.
The latest crochet item features flower and star motifs with a perky ruffled border. This easy to make doily pattern 7049 encourages a set of decorative pieces.
A popular home remedy from the era promotes a Pinex based cough syrup. Mix 244 ounces Pinex with two cups sugar in one pint bottle to create a quick acting medicine that soothes throat and bronchial irritation, loosens phlegm, and pleases children. Money back if not satisfied.
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