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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1951

Page

9

Mirror Quiz on Parenthood Prejudice and Creative Style

The piece reports on a study by Rose Zeligs about parental influence on sons and the impact of maternal care on independence. It also notes gradual shifts in children's attitudes toward racial differences and discusses how true style in art emerges from mastered technique rather than self conscious effort.

Rose Zeligs Journal of Genetic Psychology

Arthrits Advances with Cortisone Promising Early Relief

A Chicago medical study reports cortisone giving relief to rheumatoid arthritis patients. Those with symptoms under six months show rapid improvement in swelling stiffness and strength within days, while more advanced cases depend on existing joint destruction.

Chicago North America Edward F. Rosenberg Arthritis Clinic Michael Reese Hospital

Health Notes Simple Tips for Heart, Sleep and Illness

Health notes advise taking vitamin tablets only for proven deficiencies and note most left side pain isn’t heart related. A doctor can test for constipation versus imagination, and fever is often the body's fight against illness. If nose freezes, warm it gently. insomnia sufferers should seek calm prebed activities.

Electrification Boosts Farm Output on Motz Farm

On the Joseph Motz farm near West Farmington Ohio a Westinghouse and Ohio Public Service Company experiment shows production value per hour rising from 66 cents in 1944 to 1.17 dollars in 1950. The study covers 262 acres with profits reinvested in electrical equipment. The measured gain exceeds 51 percent per hour even after accounting for price increases.

Joseph Motz West Farmington Ohio Westinghouse Ohio Public Service Company Motz Metz

Plywood Silhouettes for Garden Figures Drawn

Pattern service ad offers outdoor silhouettes cut from plywood or stock with painting details. Pattern 240 priced at 25 cents from Worksnop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Ledford Hills New York. South Korea’s agriculture faces a burden feeding 20 million, with 1950 rice crop seen as meeting domestic needs and a small surplus for the US sponsored republic.

Ledford Hills New York South Korea Republic

Preparing to Lay Asphalt Tiles

A basement cement floor must be dry clean and free of paint before installation. Apply a special mastic cement with a paste spreader then press the tiles into place. Use a linoleum knife and blowtorch to trim. Avoid excess cement that may ooze between tiles. This work is typically done by a floor contractor.

New Potato Products Help Hold Markets Amid Competition

New potato products and distribution methods stabilize potato markets against rival foods. Chips, frozen fries, and pre peeled potatoes aid growers. Grading and labeling boost Maine and Iowa potatoes, while advertising aims to reverse decades of decline. Potatoes chips account for 9 percent of consumption, about 22 million bushels in 1950, an $200 million business. Pre peeled potatoes meet wide acceptance in restaurants and institutions.

Maine Iowa

13-year-old Tatsch sells steer for world record price

Andrew Tatsch of Crabapple near Fredericksburg Texas sold his 1000 pound champion steer Shorty at the San Antonio livestock show for 21000 dollars. B B McGimsey bought the steer, ending a world record sale. Tatsch plans to buy a ranch with his winnings.

Andrew Tatsch B. B. McGimsey San Antonio

Cancer in Large Animals Difficult to Detect

The death of Cacique a notable stallion of pure Arab bloodlines highlights the difficulty of diagnosing stomach cancer in large animals. The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association notes early detection is practically impossible and symptoms are unclear with rapid progression.

Cacique Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association

Korea Proclaims Independence After UN Supervised Vote

August 15, 1948 marks Korea's Republic Fourth of July proclamation following a United Nations supervised election held May 10 that year the first free poll in Korean history.

Republic of Korea Korea

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