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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1952

Page

5

Saigh Faces High Stakes as Cardinals Turn to Hornsby

The Cardinals under Fred Saigh confront pressure from aggressive owners and new adviser Rogers Hornsby after firing Eddie Dyer and Marty Marion. The piece credits Hornsby as a top instructor and notes Saigh’s optimistic, at times impractical, pennant hopes in a two-club St Louis era. It also recalls Ty Cobb's famed conditioning.

New York Bill Veeck St. Louis Cardinals Fred Saigh Larry MacPhail Maryland Saigh Eddie Dyer Marty Marion St. Petersburg Fréd Saigh Stan Musial Stan Country Slaughter Bill Dickey Yogi Berra Hornsby Fred McGraw Mack McCarthy Browns Vieck and Hornsby

Michigan farmer crowned wheat king at Chicago show

Harold A. Metcalf of Fairgrove Michigan won the International Live Stock Exposition wheat title with Yorkwin wheat weighing 60.5 pounds per bushel, the first U.S. win since 1928. Willard C. Kirk of Jeffersonville Indiana claimed the corn king title, first Ohioan to win, for his Indiana 944-D Hybrid corn yielding three tons per acre with fertilizer. Lee D. Ferden of Chesaning Michigan won reserve wheat honors. Kirk farm covers 335 acres with a four year rotation and feeds produce to hogs cattle and sheep while returning manure to fields.

Harold A. Metcalf Fairgrove Michigan United States Chicago Willard C. Kirk Jeffersonville New Wheat King Lee D. Ferden Chesaning Saginaw Metcalf U.S Kirk Canada Champion

Unhappy Outcomes From Early Privilege and Dream Language

Lawrence Gould contends that wealth beauty and strict self control can breed lasting unhappiness as reality reasserts itself. Barbara Davis notes mothers influence child adjustment after tonsil removal and Fromm argues for a universal language of dreams built from symbols in stories and folklore.

Erich Fromm

Hardware Can Kill a Cow

Veterinarian Dr. R D Hatch of Illinois warns farmers that a tiny piece of wire nail or metal in feed can cause cattle to swallow steel objects. These hardware incidents often prove fatal though surgery may save some animals.

R. D. Hatch University of Illinois

Health hazard of heart disease for doctors warned

Article cites studies cited in The Canadian Doctor noting coronary heart disease as an occupational risk for physicians. A Mt Sinai survey of 200 doctors found about two thirds had or were at risk, with most overweight, implying a link between obesity and coronary thrombosis. Life insurers likewise reject applicants overone percent overweight.

New York Arthur M. Master Kenneth Chesky New York State Medical Society Mt. Sinai Hospital New York City

Health Notes on Tonsils Diet and Medical Care

The notes discuss when to remove enlarged tonsils for breathing issues, the role of histamine in quick responses, the rise of schools with in house medical staff, and the value of calcium for bone strength. It also covers dietary guidance to reduce weight by cutting liquids fats and starches by 25 percent while maintaining protein intake from infancy to old age.

Dress and Pinafore Patterns for Small Fry

Two separate Sew Rite perforated patterns for children’s dresses pinafores and bolero sizes 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 patterns total with yardage details for 36 and 39 inch fabrics provided. Includes pattern numbers 738 and another variant.

Household Tips From A Vintage Guide

Tips on topping puddings with waxed paper to prevent skinning and soft icing with hot water, grease spoons for syrup, and cleaning fish by brief scalding. Soak sugary or greasy pans in hot water, as hot water sets dairy and eggs while cold water helps rinse bowls. Pack shoes by stuffing with hosiery and small items for efficient packing.

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