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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
6
The piece argues against coercing a child's affection and notes a balanced approach to parenting. It quotes Dr. Robert V. Seliger on wartime psychiatry aiding employment and warns that some fear psychiatrists, while most professionals help patients move toward recovery.
A drugstore holdup tale is used to stress a second lesson about posture. Reading while lying face down may push growth off course, causing crossed bite and swayback, with lasting effects into adulthood and need for support garments.
Sway back can cause sciatic and low back pain and bad posture in children. Enuresis often reflects emotional disturbances and training, but most cases can be corrected. A diet staple for weight loss is protein from meat, eggs, fish, and milk, as proteins perform essential body functions and are not stored as energy.
Industry leaders warn bruising and accidents among hogs and cattle cause over 30 million dollars in annual meat loss. A National Live Stock Loss Prevention Board study finds 46 percent of hog bruises occur before shipment and 42 percent are from prodders.
The Agriculture Department urges Americans to plant liberty gardens as part of the Garden and Food Preservation Program. The campaign echoes World War II victory gardens and the 1917 effort, citing historic yields to support home food production and diet health while reducing living costs.
Attractive gate by Carlotta Pretzer of Gar nett Kansas uses spokes cut and rewelded from an old hay rake wheel with the handle cut and welded from leftovers. She says it was not difficult and it makes an attractive front yard gate.
Michigan farm economists forecast that net earnings on Michigan farms will average about 25 percent higher in 1951 than in 1950. The 1950 earning figure stood near 2400 dollars per farm, up from 1800 in 1949, and around 1050 above the long-term 1929-1950 average.
A pious housewife, famed for thrift, uses leftovers creatively. After days of ham dishes the husband asks for grace at the meal. He jokes that everything on the table has already been blessed before, highlighting his hunger and her clever resourcefulness.
A series of testimonials from Mrs. Anna Lavergne of Church Point Louisiana and others claim HADACOL improved sleep appetite and energy for a diverse group including a Houston father and his son a Toledo apprentice pharmacist and a World War II veteran. The ads promote HADACOL as aiding deficiencies of vitamins B and iron and state doctors recommend it.
Promises blessed relief for indigestion and fatigue caused by lack of vitamins B1 B2 niacin and iron. Advertises trial size 1.25 and family size 3.50 with money back guarantee and direct order option from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
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