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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1951
Page
7
The piece argues marriage often shifts to the woman's initiative and warns men against fear of appearing unconventional. It quotes Dr. Lucie Jessner on child development stressing accepting a distressed child as they are, while cautioning against excessive permissiveness leading to dangerous acts like arson or overwhelming impulses.
The article cites a pamphlet from the American Heart Association arguing heart and blood vessel diseases threaten national manpower and industrial capacity. It notes high death and disability rates, urges research funding, and highlights the role of experts in understanding disease causes.
The article discusses diet therapy in tuberculosis and notes heart disease is serious but often tolerates significant damage. It warns fear can harm the heart, mentions angina pain can occur at rest, and links mild weakness to impaired hearing. It also stresses testing hearing and vision before judging a child's intelligence.
The University of Delaware study shows 0.6 square feet per bird as minimum space in a 16 by 60 foot sectionally built poultry house. An Indiana producer raises 1,200 three pound broilers every 10 to 11 weeks in such a setup.
Cattle owners in states along the Canadian border face outbreaks of bovine anaplasmosis a malaria like blood disease once confined to the south and west. Veterinarians report mild Minnesota cases and misdiagnoses as poisoning. Recovered cattle remain carriers, spreading germs to other cattle as shipments move north.
Out fertilizer tests with radio active phosphorus are slated for several places in Nebraska this spring. Robert A. Olson will lead the tests to determine how much phosphorus delivery power exists in soils and what proportions of phosphorus used by oats originate from the soil.
THs old-fashioned porch swing is updated for comfort sturdiness and simple construction tracing diagrams for parts list of materials and directions on pattern 205. Price of pattern is 25 cents.
Textile chemist Margaret Furry of the U S Department of Agriculture warns that strong summer sun can darken stains containing tannin from cherries peaches pears plums mustard and soft drinks even after laundering.
A fragment notes that heat and sun exposure can imprint permanent stains on light colored fabrics including hot dogs namelag clothes sunsuits house dresses aprons and bathing suits worn at beach picnics.
Testimonials from Anna Lavergne of Church Point and F. W. Horton of Houston praise HADACOL for improving sleep appetite and energy after vitamin and iron deficiencies. Richard Krabill of Toledo notes renewed vigor from using HADACOL amid a busy schedule and studies.
Ad copy promotes HADACOL as a remedy for indigestion fatigue and aches due to deficiencies in vitamins B niacin and iron. Mentions trial size and large economy bottle prices with a money back guarantee. Contains ordering details from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
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