Crippled Boy Wins Sports Letters With March of Dimes Help
Tim Ewald a 17 year old from Golden Valley High School wins letters in football and track through team management and persistent physical therapy aided by the March of Dimes Arthritis Treatment Center at the University of Minnesota. Doctors note potential hip surgery after graduation could release contracted tissues.
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Crippled Boy
March of Dimes
Tim Ewald
Minneapolis
Golden Valley High School
Tim
Graydon
Diane Ewald
University of Minnesota Medical School
Keith N. Drummond
March of Dimes Center
March of Dimes Arthritis Center
Chippewa Extensions Study Group Meets At Rich Home
The South Chippewa Extensions Study Group met with nine members. Mrs. Maynard Gilmore presided and a potluck lunch followed the noon lesson titled Believe It Or Not Program by Mrs. Roy Zingery and Mrs. Max Davidson. Next meeting set for February 13 at Mrs. Zingery’s home.
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South Chippewa
Clifford Rich
Maynard Gilmore
Roy Zingery
Max Davidson
Stanback Relief Promises Fast Cold Comfort
Cold sufferers can find fast relief from fever and worn-out feelings with Stanback. The product combines medically proven ingredients and can be used as a gargle for sore throat due to colds.
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Stanback
Change of Life Relief With Lydia E Pinkham Tablets
A vintage ad claims Lydia E Pinkham Tablets offer comfort for women during menopause. It promotes the product as a gentle daily vitamin like remedy, highlighting tests claiming relief without injections and urging readers to buy at druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia ER
Know Your Michigan Law on Widows Estate Rights
Unfortunatey many widows are unaware of the legal rights of connection with the estate of their deceased husband. The surviving widow has priority in naming an administrator of the estate.
Widow's rights in Michigan estate use and support rules
A probate overview explains widow and minor children receive support allowances during settlement, with priority claims over creditors. The widow gains clothing, ornaments, and family furniture up to a value, plus a minimum one third share of real or personal property, regardless of a will. A private attorney should be consulted for detailed guidance.
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