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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
2
Dr. Harris notes that recognizing past mistakes reduces repeat errors and guilt hinders self esteem. MIT experiments show repression of rage from parental discipline affects study, while pleasure as currency can drive behavior though impulses demand immediate satisfaction.
The National Geographic Society reports a new Iron Curtain at the Bering Strait as Russian soldiers guard Big Diomede and cut off trade between the two Diomede islands. Eskimo families on Little Diomede, near Siberia, see relatives across the water but no cross border exchanges for three years.
Novel back yard seating project uses a simple saw and hammer. Patterns supply construction details and dimensions with minimal waste. Pattern 203 priced at 25 cents from WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE based in Bedford Hills New York Bay U.S. Defense Bonds.
A reader recalls telling a mother about an interview with a city figure and learns honesty with oneself reduces tension. Dr Bella Van Bark notes in New York that fakery creates inner gnawing and social strain, while self honesty promotes self expression and reduces conflict.
Symptoms of stomach cancer may be silent. The vision of a cross eyed child is impaired when the child fails to make full use of one eye. One of the first things an instructor has to remember is that when the brain is used in a task fatigue comes rapidly. Simple, or mucous colitis, is practically chronic diarrhea. High blood pressure is less common among peoples who use rice as we use bread. Skin cuts and scratches during polio season should be treated to prevent polio organisms from entering the body.
National Farm Safety Week will be observed across the United States July 22 through 28. The effort aims to promote safe practices on farms and in all daily activities, highlighting accident risks and the need for mental alertness and hazard elimination in agricultural life.
A new pneumatic rubber tire with a smooth V shaped tread and low center replaces conventional steel wheels on farm implements. Developed by B F Goodrich engineers, the tire promises greater efficiency for corn planting.
Michigan State College farm economists say high quality hay can reduce feeding costs by about 24 dollars per cow and milk production costs by 26 cents per hundredweight. Cows fed poor hay require 250 pounds more grain and 450 pounds more concentrates to produce the same milk as with high quality hay. Good hay is protein rich legume cut at the right stage.
A flavors and fragrances company faced an odd request from a man seeking an old car to smell new. The firm accepted the challenge and now the jalopy carries a fresh factory scent as if it just rolled off the line.
The article notes that in Elizabethan times ladies wore corsets achieving a 13 inch waist, while about 50 years ago waists relaxed to 18-20 inches. Today girdle makers typically set 24 inches as the minimum foundation garment size for health reasons.
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