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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
9
A column notes that rigid schedules may signal obsessive personality traits and ritual control. It argues true living requires spontaneity, and parenting should affirm a child’s identity rather than mold him. Dr. Stevenson advocates daily armchair reveries to spark creative thinking.
A JAMA article summarized by Dr. Palmer notes normal resting systolic blood pressure varies 8 to 10 mm and often 18 to 20 mm in the same person. Emotions such as anger and fear can raise readings, and stress in clinics may elevate pressure 10 to 15 mm in certain patients.
The piece links migraine to patient exhaustion and nervous tension, notes iron types ferric versus ferrous, and suggests rest in a dark room for recovery. It also remarks the heart endures extraordinary work and the average diet’s ferric iron content.
Inez Gerhard Foyce Holden shifts from The Milkman to Target Unknown with a German accent training. A Paramount Theatre lobby booth offers a holiday trip prize to Hollywood via Bing Crosby cards. John Agar tours singing aims after The Travelers. Virginia Mayo and Michael O'Shea scout ranches in Arizona and New Mexico. James Young joins new film roles. Yugoslavia asks for 38 million in aid. Veterans of Foreign Wars names Mayo 1951 Buddy Poppy Girl.
Farmers adopt the Air-Tron electronic purifier to kill odor producing bacteria in air and on surfaces. The Chicago based Roy C Stove and Company markets a compact unit using short wave ultraviolet rays to freshen spaces up to 600 cubic feet with a single lamp and up to 1200 cubic feet with a double lamp.
The article notes a 20 billion pound rise in U S milk production over two decades despite fewer milking herds. New York shows 15 percent fewer farmers producing one half more milk. About 4.5 million farms produce milk, with two million farming for home use.
A new world record price for a purebred beef animal was set when Hillcrest Larry 4 was bought by Henry Sears of Chino Farms Church Hill Md for 70500 at the Hillcrest Farms sale. Present were Jim McClelland C A Smith Henry Sears his wife and Arnold Olson with the animal at halter.
Many vegetable seeds left over may be kept for planting next spring. Store seeds at about 50 degrees to maintain viability.
Fruit specialists warn farmers to mulch strawberries with straw leaves or sawdust to guard against frost. Heavy coverings recommended to prevent heaving and root damage. Ordinary leaves suit home plantings. Wheat straw nut straw and rye straw have all been used successfully as mulches.
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