Great Mississippi Flood of 1937 Overshadows Great Wall
National flood epic describes the Ohio and Mississippi rivers breaking their banks in January 1937. United States Army engineers built extensive levees along 2000 miles, while floodwaters inundated towns from Cape Girardeau Missouri to the Gulf of Mexico. Rescue crews faced submerged farms, shattered homes, and thousands of displaced people as arks and improvised boats joined in dramatic efforts to save people and livestock.
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China
Cape Girardeau
Gulf of Mexico
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Missouri
Wisconsi Des Moines
Igois
Ohio
Gulf
Caribbean
Ohio Basin
United States
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Pop
Paducah
Thomas Moses
Henderson
Ohio River
Coast Guard
Parkersburg
New York
West Virginia
Kanawha
Seeing and hearing aids progress in medical notes
An editorial discusses advances in eye and ear care, noting the evolution from glasses and horn hearing aids to modern lenses and selective amplification devices. It explains eye strain causes, the role of ocular health, and that treatment for muscle imbalance and systemic symptoms may require time and patient cooperation.
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Gresses
John V. V. Nicholls
Montreal
Canadian Medical Association
Nicholls
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Vitamin C The Daily Necessity For Health
Article stresses daily intake of vitamin C, noting the body's lack of storage and sensitivity to cooking. Highlights citrus, tomatoes, cranberries, raw cabbage, and watercress as rich sources, with cranberry products gaining emphasis. Describes historical discovery of scurvy prevention and links deficiency to dental and growth issues. Includes general dietary guidance for infants and homemakers.
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Cranber
Clever sewing tips boost home decor values
A reader endorses two Mrs. Spears sewing books, noting a $10.35Materials spree financed new slipcovers curtains and decor items boosting living room color. The article highlights cushion tailoring tricks, curtain color repeats, and frill details, promoting Book 1 Sewing for the Home Decorator and Book 2 Gifts Novelties and Embroidery, 25 cents each.
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Davenport
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