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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
2
Petitions for Saline City Council and Justice of the Peace candidates are available at City Office. Filings must occur 20 days before election. October 12 is final. Five council seats will be elected this fall with staggered terms to prevent a full turnover. Justice of the Peace serves a two year term.
Dr Schmittle of Michigan State College advises poultry keepers to watch for droopy birds darkened combs and severe diarrhea. Early detection can stop the disease in three to five days with prompt treatment and management.
The article laments hearing problems in children due to carelessness and ignorance amid 1954 scientific advances. It emphasizes the need for awareness of ear health and preventive measures to protect young listeners from long term damage.
Instructions advise using aureomycin or tetra mycin in drinking water for poultry diseases. Purchase from a poultry remedies dealer and follow label directions. If illness is over five days old, antibiotics work less effectively, per Dr. Bluecomb.
M S C engineers urge farmers to prepare tractors for road use by inspecting vision lighting flags reflector tape steering and brakes to ensure safe travel on highways.
The article explains how hearing loss often starts in childhood and goes unnoticed. It lists signs such as frequent repetitions, inattentiveness, irrelevant answers, ear aches, and running ears. It notes causes like diseases, colds, tonsil and adenoid issues, and foreign objects, urging immediate physician consultation.
The piece notes late summer and early fall bring cooler nights and the start of rains, creating ideal conditions for bum-making activities. It emphasizes seasonal change as a prompt for this activity.
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