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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
3
Graydon Blank explains phenothiazine as the remedy for stomach and nodular worms causing most internal parasite damage. If infection signs appear, drench the flock, then provide a continuous phenothiazine salt mix at one pound per 12 to 14 pounds of salt during grazing season.
Farmers from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico discover increase in orchard fruit or nut yields as new income streams. They explore diverse crops and marketing strategies to turn trees into reliable revenue sources amid changing markets and weather conditions.
The piece notes railroads coal mine operators banks and city leaders pushing tree farming for profit. It cites a North Carolina planter with 1800 acres of fruit trees shifting to pine growing and $2362 timber sales in 1949 rising to $4200 in 1950. It mentions a Detroit retiree selling 1250 Christmas trees and 1100 more in Detroit at retail.
Fashion writer notes satin is the key fall accessory trend mixing dull and shiny finishes for a finished look. NBG star P Teri Keene cites satin combos in black grey or brown with hats bags and shoes. CBS star Joan Alexander suggests matching dull satin gloves and shiny accents for added interest.
The article discusses the American Tree Farm System aiding farmers in planned timber growth and questions for eligibility. It also cites Dr. Fay M. Hemphill predicting 1951 will be less severe for polio than 1949, based on National Foundation and Public Health Service data and ongoing weekly reports.
A University of Michigan statistician predicts about 27 000 polio cases in the United States during 1951. The forecast reflects early data from the School of Public Health.
UM statistician notes 1950 33 271 polio cases with optimism for 1951 as total cases lag 1949. By week 26 1951 US polio total stood at 2 830, 350 fewer than 1949s first twenty six weeks, with 340 cases that week versus 480 in 1949. Dr Hemphill cites lower midyear incidence as key to a much lower 1951 total.
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