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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1948
Page
12
Anthrax remains a risk from animal products with infections in skin lungs and brain, treatable by sulfa drugs pemelin and antianthrax serum. Birthmarks are not roots but can signal cancer if they change. consult a doctor, avoid self treatment, and seek professional advice.
Ida Jean Kain shares a personal weight loss journey from 176 pounds to 124 pounds and 10 pounds regained, praising dieting and exercise tips to readers. The Syracuse Herald-Journal column cheerfully encourages continued health effort and notes a summer plan to resume action the last week of August. Radar study in Garden City uses radar to catch wildlife, testing a patrol car mounted speed meter to track speeding in Loweland town.
Albert E Wiggam answers Question No 1 stressing that the main motive should be to increase the health and wealth of the nation. LK Frank says families cannot be expected to raise law abiding children while living in subhuman housing and disorganized neighborhoods. Slums lower national efficiency and raise costs, costs far above moving them.
The article discusses electric hedge trimmers and garden tractors as labor saving devices for homeowners. It compares mowers with partial power, notes outlet needs for hedges, and explains tractor sizes from 1.5 to 5 horsepower. It mentions tillers leaving gardens ready to use and master garden tractors for cultivating mowing and light work.
Charles H. Goren presents a weekly bridge quiz covering common bidding dilemmas. Various hands are described with partial holdings and sequence of passes and bids, asking what the reader should bid next in each situation.
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