Not the Perfect Parent Always Says No to Feelings
The text argues that constant kindness won t prevent a child from feeling disloyal when upset about limits. It cautions that being too perfect strains both sides and that children must learn their parents are human and tolerable of anger. It discusses names and birth order affecting behavior and jealousy.
Keeping Healthy Some Patients Enjoy Poor Health
A physician discusses how brain and body influence each other and how some individuals use illness as a defense mechanism. Dr. Alfred Blazer notes that neurotic personalities may cling to illness to avoid responsibility and seek emotional security, with treatment hinging on the patient-therapist relationship.
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Atients
New York
Blazer
Health Notes from Nature on Diet and Wellness
Nature outlines that blood proteins are essential across life stages and meat is not harmful for the elderly. It notes obesity disturbs fat sugar metabolism, anxiety can trigger neurocirculatory asthenia, and migraine and allergy often co occur. Regular 15 minute daily exercise improves speed and movement.
Synthetic Terralac swine milk touted as industry breakthrough
Herbert G. Luther of Pfizer & Co reports Terralac a synthetic sow milk made with teramycin. Trials on 500 piglets at Brooklyn labs and 3000 pigs on farms show infant mortality drop to 5 percent from 21 to 33 percent. Proper management and regular feeding are essential for success.
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Herbert G. Luther
Pfizer & Co
Brooklyn
N.Y
Luther
Nursery Rhyme Transfers in Two Colors Pattern No. 406
Red and black dye fast transfers depict ARY and her Little Lamb and other nursery motifs. Transfer enables decorating children's wear and home textiles without embroidery. Send 25 cents plus name address pattern 406 to Carol Curtiss Box 229 Madison Square Station New York 10 NY.
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Ary
Little Lamb
Peter
Pumpkin Eater
Humpty Dumpty
Jack and Jill
Carol Curtis
Madison Square Station
New York 10
N.Y
Fewer U.S. Farms But Bigger on Average by 1950
Census shows farms shrank by 713,000 from 1940 to 1950 while average size rose from 174 to 210.5 acres. Total farms fell to 5.384 million in 1950 from 6.097 million in 1940, with the sharpest drop 1945 to 1950. Fewer farm workers and modest gains in livestock and poultry also noted.
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Bureau of the Census
Bureau
U.S
Power curve tire aids rice field farming
New B F Goodrich power curve tire designed to give maximum traction and prevent bogging on heavy tractors and combines. Described as suitable for all soil types used in rice cultivation, including sticky mud and sandy soils.
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Firestone
Firestone Champion
Firestone Champions
B. F. Goodrich
Veterinary Group Sets Up Defense Committees
A nationwide network of defense emergency committees has been formed by the veterinary medical profession to safeguard livestock health and food production. The committees will assist on defense measures in case of biological or atomic warfare or other wartime emergencies affecting the animal population.
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Veterinary Medical Profession
AVMA
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