Free practice of medicine cited as US standard by Nebraska official
Dr. Floyd Rogers of Lincoln, chairman of the Nebraska State Medical Association Planning Committee, argues that the United States leads the world in doctor numbers and care quality. He warns that socialized medicine abroad has reduced both quantity and quality, and says government control would dampen physician incentives and lower American medical standards.
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America
Nebraska
Floyd Rogers
Lincoln
Nebraska State Medical Association
Rogers
United States
Germany
England
Russia
Gurley Keeps LPVAA Title Hopes Alive With Lodgepole Win
Gurley rose from a 7 point halftime deficit to beat Lodgepole 18 to 13, with Kallhoff Schumacher and Hinrichs scoring. Sick scored all Lodgepole points. Dalton remains league leader after crushing Potter 83 to 20 as Brestel scored eight touchdowns and Blome added 27 points. Broadwater faces Lodgepole next in a key LPVAA matchup.
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Lodgepole
Lowry Lindell
Kallhoff
Schumacher
Hinrichs
Sick
Dalton
Pirates
Broadwater
Morrill County
Leaague
Glenn Brestel
Dalton Tigers
Potter
Brestel
Paul Blome
Orval Marx
Tigers
St. Agnes
Alliance
LPVAA
Standing Milk Cannot Sour If Left In Sunlight
Milk kept in sunlight even in a cool place may stay fresh but its flavor and vitamin content will change quickly. The note warns that exposure alters quality rapidly, advising careful handling to maintain nutrients and taste.
First Woolworth Five and Ten Store Opened in Utica
In 1879 F W Woolworth opened his first five and ten cent store in Utica New York. It failed.
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Utica
N. Y
F. W. Woolworth
1948 Dairy Output Share of Whole Milk
Seventy eight percent of U S dairy output in 1948 was sold as whole milk compared with fifty seven percent a decade earlier.
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U.S
Save the Bees Arsenical Dusts Harmful to Bees
A brief notice warns that arsenical killing dusts are dangerous to bees and must be used with extreme caution to protect pollinators and prevent environmental harm.
Organized Ag Meeting Set at Alliance for Nov 8
A three day Organized Agriculture meeting begins Thursday November 8 at Alliance. Topics include livestock nutrition on pasture and weed risks. speakers from University of Nebraska and regional experts discuss cattle raising issues and African agriculture observations. A women’s session and a Rural Youth sponsored banquet conclude the event.
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Alliance
L. E. Hanson
University of Nebraska Animal Husbandry Department
John Furrer
Harry E. Kingman
Cheyenne
Wyoming
W. V. Lambert
College of Agriculture
Africa
C. Clyde Mitchell
Carl E. Claassen
William Allington
H. F. Rhoades
Roscoe Hill
University of Nebraska
Clara N. Leopold
The
University
Anna
D Weaver
Lincoln
Sadie Seward
Lusk
Colo
Elizabeth Twomey
Colorado A & M College
Flora Kicken
Ellsworth
Nebr
Western Nebraska Rural Youth Organizations
Doctor Calls Shoe Box Baby's Ride a Miracle
In Portland Maine a one pound fifteen ounce baby born six and a half months early survived a twenty two mile car trip in a shoe box. Dr Anthony Dibiase of Cornish said the odds of survival were one in 100000 and called the outcome remarkable.
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Portland
Anthony Dibiase
Cornish
Expert Advises Plenty of Hot Water In Laundering Cotton
Textile scientist Margaret Furry of the U S Department of Agriculture says hot water is essential for cleaning cottons whether washed by hand or machine. She urges very hot water for white cottons and many fast color items, notes exceptions for delicate fabrics, and warns heat can set stains if not removed first.
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Margaret Furry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Miss Furry
Farm Machinery Output Climbs 1948 Over 1947
The 1948 output of farm machinery and repair parts rose a fifth from 1947 and more than doubled the prewar volume, signaling strong postwar demand and recovery for agricultural equipment.
Mineral Deeds and Oil and Gas Lease Blanks Stock Item
Regular stock at The Telegraph includes mineral deeds and oil and gas lease blanks along with other commonly used legal forms. The notice indicates these forms are readily available for buyers and likely stocked for immediate use.
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Telegraph
Bombardier Beetle Described as Exploding Beetle
A beetle in the beetle family is noted as the bomb bardier. When disturbed it emits a volatile fluid that explodes into smoke.
Markwell Stapling Machines Upgrade
The Telegraph reports on Markwell introducing new stapling machines and compatible staples. Details specify improved efficiency and compatibility with existing equipment, signaling a boost in office productivity and workflow.
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Markwell
THE
Telegraph
Old Pantries Becomes Colorful Powder Rooms
Old pantries can be converted into attractive powder rooms by installing a lavatory and a water closet.
New Letterhead Design Offered for THE TELEGRAPA
In a bid to refresh branding, THE TELEGRAPA announces custom letterhead design services available in one or more colors. The offer targets businesses seeking a polished, modern aesthetic for correspondence and official documents.
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