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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1955
Page
14
Dr C A Dean discusses tanning its link to UV rays and skin pigmentation noting it is not healthful but a sign of normal reaction to sun. He warns sunburn can be dangerous and gradual exposure is advised. no cream prevents a tan. The piece also covers proud flesh after abdominal surgery with a nurse's Q and A.
A historical bridge quiz by Charles H Goren presents multiple questions with vulnerable and not vulnerable hands. Included are East West vulnerabilities and various suit holdings, bidding sequences, passes, and requested bids, ending with a note about gardens to arrive Monday.
A two year study of 19 families shows children under five bring most colds home followed by school aged children and mothers, with fathers least likely to spread illness. The virus spreads through air as easily as cigarette smoke and infectiousness may start before symptoms appear. No drug stops colds and reducing handshakes in winter may cut infections.
Aunt Het recalls being quick to judge in youth and how aging shifts perspective about drawing comparisons. She notes wisdom in accepting differences and avoiding unsafe comparisons as years pass.
A reader asks what happens to her late husband’s Social Security contributions. The explanation shows a lump sum of about $262.80, with about $97.20 unclaimed, purchasing survivor benefits at 56.50 monthly starting at age 65, continuing for life. If she lives past the early widow period, she would receive up to about $9,000 total from the investment.
A harsh father scolds his child Bit for interrupting and manners in a terse exchange. The line suggests a comic or instructional moment about polite conduct and listening in a domestic setting.
In a 1954 study Soviet Ministry of Trade data show defective shoes rising since 1952. Proletarian Victory Factory No 1 and No 2 plus Skorchod factory report over 60 percent more returns. prices remain high with poor quality blamed on lax quality control and ignored consumer complaints.
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