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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
6
Excerpts discuss how nicotine dulls distractions and satisfies mouth stimulation, with chewing gum as a substitute. They cite Bellevue Hospital experiments on reforming delinquent or mentally ill youths through fitting work, and explain that delinquency stems from feeling unwanted. The text notes neurotic defenses resist psychiatric treatment.
Doctors report that penicillin in college students with chickenpox may reduce fever duration by about half and hospital stays by one third. Itching decreases and scarring is avoided, improving comfort though results are preliminary with 86 cases. Other itching relief includes pyribenzamine antihistamine.
The notes discuss how a child's teething to walking may signal an underactive thyroid and emphasize water's role in digestion and joint lubrication. It links oxygen needs to body size, explains 4 PM fatigue often stems from hunger, and notes most fatigue is functional rather than organic.
Dairy farmers nationwide face a future for butter as per capita consumption falls from 16.9 pounds in 1940 to 10.5 pounds annually. Margarine use rises from 2.4 pounds, signaling a shift in dairy economics across the Midwest and beyond.
The industry links a drop in butter sales to wartime controls and changing consumer habits. Prices rose above $1 a pound after ceilings were lifted, burdening average families. The ensuing butter-pleo battle is viewed as a serious mistake that prompts concern for the industry’s future.
Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council announced the eighth annual National Farm Safety Week for July 22 to 28. He urged farm residents to adopt safe practices year round to reduce the daily death toll of about 47 and support national defense efforts amid the emergency. The observance is supported by the American Farm Bureau Federation the Farmer’s Union the National Grange the Farm Equipment Institute and other agricultural groups along with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Several turkey raisers have devised movable nest sections to prevent fighting among hens and to check egg breakage age. Entrance guards are balanced and rotate on a pipe, closing when a hen enters for privacy and reopening after she leaves. The top is removable and nests may rest on low runners for easy relocation.
A Holstein cow named Carnation Homestead Daisy Madcap holds the world butterfat record. She produced 34,553 pounds of milk with 1,4126 pounds of butterfat, averaging 4.1 percent for the year, equivalent to 1,767 pounds of butter and 16,071 quarts of milk. In a single test day she yielded 123.3 pounds of milk.
Scientists argue there is no fixed average lifespan and modern research aims to extend human life well beyond current norms. They warn that nutrition and medical advances could push life expectancy toward 120 years within a decade, and a new anti aging foundation seeks substantial funding for gerontotherapeutics.
Pattern 314 provides detailed directions for all yard furnishings shown including flower boxes and a trellis. The price is 25 cents and the advertisement lists Workshop Pattern Service at Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
Testimonies from Mrs. Homer Hanes and others describe relief from aches with Hadacol. Customers in Newport Ohio Joplin Missouri Los Angeles and Elmwood Park report better sleep more energy and fewer pains after using Hadacol. The ad emphasizes long term use and benefit for families.
An advertisement touts Hadacol as a comprehensive remedy for pains caused by vitamin and mineral deficiencies. It claims relief within days and highlights added calcium and phosphorus. The copy urges trial and larger family sizes, with direct order details from The LeBlanc Corporation and a money back guarantee.
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