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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
9
The piece argues mind and body are inseparable aspects of a single system and love has a physical dimension beyond sexual contact. It cites baby need for maternal touch and notes democratic attitudes among youth. It also asserts parental influence over a child’s future, with therapists aiding correction, and advocates mental hygiene in schools plus skills for adulthood.
The article explains the federal crop reporting service compiled from 41 offices in Washington. About 500 reports are prepared each year and released around the 10th of every month, based on farmer submissions dating back to 1862. Farmers provide data without pay and influence field operations through these reports.
A Christmas gift guide for anglers and hunters. Practical, affordable items include 65 cent streamer flies, casting lines from about 1.10, rods, reels, creels, nets, boots and gloves. Warns to match gifts to the recipient’s sport and needs and notes both low and high end options.
Grantland Rice notes Notre Dame's 1949 success hinges on nine star backs led by Williams Sitko Spaniel Swistowicz Coutre Zalejski Gay Barrett and Landry. compares to Carolina and North Carolina rival backs, discusses officials’ calls and calls for rule changes and earlier kickoffs to finish daylight.
The article notes the long struggle for help in Parkinsons disease. It details Dr Roland M Klemme s early brain cell removal work and reports that theporin, tested by Dr F M Berger, greatly helped 13 of 24 patients with rapid improvements within days including turning in bed feeding dressing and even returning to work for a former hotel porter.
The article discusses bed-wetting and urges finding emotional causes. It notes tuberculosis mainly affects ages 18 to 30 and is curable with early treatment. It observes migraine sufferers are often hard workers. It mentions drugs lower blood pressure but none reduce pressure after vessels harden.
Automotive engineers say new truck models focus on driver comfort and cargo protection. W L Aiken of SKF Industries notes designs target reducing jerks and vibrations to lessen damage and improve safety in farm transports.
Scientists report a previously unidentified nutrient in milk labeled B12 is essential for health. Commercial chemists isolated B12 in crystalline form from liver extracts and found it key to treating deadly anemia, a form once called Nutrient X, now in experimental stages.
Record salmon observers remind sportsmen to follow game and fish laws for ethical angling. Officials emphasize lawful practices protect populations and ensure fair access to fishing resources.
Experts warn constant restocking of lands with house cats harms wildlife. While cats help around homes, thousands dumped along highways prey on wildlife, becoming a major conservation problem. Surplus cats should be convoyed to curb the impact.
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