Injustice collectors and dream psychology insights
A woman who constantly complains without action tends to become an injustice collector and may breed grievances in others. Anxiety keeps the body tense, causing muscle rigidity and chronic pain aiding nervous headaches and rheumatism. Dreams reveal latent Id wishes clashing with conscience, sometimes turning pleasant impulses into guilt ridden nightmares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reisman
University of Chicago Round Table
Keeping Healthy: Premature Deaths Remain Despite Medical Gains
A health bulletin notes progress since 1900 with antibiotics and better hospitals, yet half of white male deaths occur before 65 and many die in childhood or before 45. It highlights heart disease, cancer, and tuberculosis as major killers before 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe
United States
Health Notes From The Periodic Digest
Do not eat between meals within two hours of sleep. ACTH the wonder drug is now available to all patients. Peptic ulcer patients may secrete 18 times normal stomach juice at night and begin to digest their own stomachs. Mental illness is no longer considered a disgrace. Eye defects may cause epilepsy. High frequency hearing loss obscures consonants and speech becomes incomplete.
Farm Scrap Harvest Reported a Success
The national farm scrap harvest conducted between October 15 and November 15 has been termed a success by the steel industry, producing millions of tons of scrap iron and steel badly needed for making new steel. Farmers should continue to collect the scrapped machinery and sell it to dealers to keep the farm premises clear.
Scrap drives fuel steel mills in 1951 goals
The article notes scrap cleanup on farms yields iron and steel for mills. Farms average about 25 tons of scrap iron and steel, contributing to the 36 million tons of scrap needed this year to reach the 110 million tons of steel target for 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ises
Sewing Circle Patterns Preview
A quaint cover story mixes sewing patterns with military banter. A corporal asks for a definition of an orator and a private replies that an orator is someone ready to lay down your life for his country.
Cheaper Way to Fatten Beef Cattle Outlined
G. A. Branaman of Michigan State College argues full feeding grain accelerates market readiness but may not be cheapest or most profitable. He suggests corn silage with protein can replace grain for plain steers, while yearlings need 4 to 7 months of feeding. Calves require longer fattening. two summers on roughage with wintering and limited grain yields cheap gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Branaman
Michigan State College Animal Husbandry Authority
Building a Mobile Loading Platform for Farm Use
The design describes a movable loading platform on skids for agricultural work. Detachable railing aids loading farm machinery. Construction uses 4x4 lumber for uprights and 2 inch planks for the platform.
Shearing Lambs Boosts Gains, MSU Says
Graydon Blank of Michigan State College notes that shearing heavily woolled feeder lambs improves vision and feeding. Lambs see better without wool, reach the trough faster, eat better and gain more rapidly, experts report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon Blank
Michigan State College
Blank
Finishing Woodwork Step by Step Advice
The finish failed due to inadequate surface prep. Strip old finishes to bare wood, remove remover traces, bleach the wood, fill with tinted white paste wood filler, sand smooth, and apply white shellac or varnish. Use a portable sander or remover for efficiency and ensure thorough cleaning with turpentine.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Gould
Fagan
Buddy
U.S
Pfc
Floyd Humeston
Fort Ord
Humeston
Alaska
Leo
MGM Studio
Fearless Fagan
James W. Barton
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Adams St
Chicago
Ill
Tom
Roger C. Whitman
Footh Pouder
McKesson & Robbins
van Camp
van Camp’s
Peter
Ben-Gay
Thos. Leeming & Co., Ins
Cariels
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