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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1953
Page
4
New Ulcer pills claim to let patients eat what they want. The method involves heavy anti-acid dosing for 24 hours to suppress stomach acids, then eating freely as ulcers heal over months. Pills include aluminum hydroxide calcium carbonate and laxatives or constipating agents.
Washington reports Jamaica may revive prosperity by exploiting 320 million tons of bauxite. US and Canadian firms invest 60 million dollars in the island, with special docks and heavy machinery for open pit mining and processing. Jamaica's history of fruits, sugar, and piracy frames a hopeful industrial future.
The Navy is experimenting with hydrofoils mounted beneath small craft to lift the hull above water at speed, reducing water friction and increasing speed. Hydrofoils, already used on a Swedish ferry at about 35 knots and a German WWII craft at 50 knots, show promise for broader application though still experimental.
Cleveland report from Dr. Fred Slack of the University of Pennsylvania notes a new plastic filling now used on about 10 000 people. The method promises less drilling pain, good durability, and an adhesive quality, though longer evaluation is needed.
A Paris city councilman and former wrestling champion, 200 pounds, Robert Ruaux, proved he could walk 24 hours straight and covered 75 miles through Montmarte streets. He said, I was just keeping in form. The bet was for 28 dollars.
Coffee remains more than twice as popular today as it was four decades ago in the United States. The enduring drink reflects broad cultural appeal and steady demand across regions and demographics.
State irrigation chief Dan Jones says Nebraska's irrigation picture has brightened with recent rains. Early month conditions were dark as demand rose, but fair rains increased water storage and reduced need for rationing. Large projects are in good shape, with possible shortages where storage is limited. Wyoming’s Pathfinder Dam rationing now unlikely due to slow spring melt and reservoir filling.
A meeting about air cleaner service will be held July 3. Only a few members attended the demonstration led by Robert Harms. Attendees are urged to attend the upcoming session.
A tiny sergeant major fish reportedly nips at a six foot nurse shark to defend its eggs, showing surprising boldness in reef defense and revealing unusual predator–prey interactions in marine life.
South Sund residents read of frequent dinners visits and hospital news as Calvin Oliverius and family from Egbert Nebraska Sidney and Glenn Kokes families gather at various homes. Mrs Fraass hospitalized with gall bladder disorder after illness while visiting Taylor Hospital. Telegraphed want ads note: Telegraph Want Ads always please.
University of Nebraska expert Clara Leopold urges simple fixes for loud or overheating fans. Lubricate yearly or more with heavy use, avoid over oiling to protect motor insulation, clean blades guards and motor, inspect cords for frays and kinks, and call a repairman if the fan won’t start from a break or loose connection.
The ad touts Powerglide in low and cruising ranges for better acceleration and fuel economy. It argues Chevrolet is the lowest priced liner due to GM’s larger research and production facilities, claiming more Chevrolets are bought than any other car and inviting a test drive.
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