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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1948
Page
14
Dr C A Dean explains allergy as altered reaction and defender against illness. In a reader Q&A, he describes Meniere's disease causing dizziness and hearing loss, with treatment focusing on removing infection sources, possible allergy factor, diet and fluid limits, and specialist care.
Dear Mary Haworths Mail recounts a Canadian rancher's proposal to a American girl named Bruce. His family opposes the match due to national differences while he asks for time to arrange a separate home. The letter reveals cultural tensions and plans for future marriage.
A bridge column presents several bidding questions with sample hands from NORTH EAST SOUTH and WEST, followed by a personal advice column addressing a reader A H who asks whether to marry Bruce now or wait. The bridge problems illustrate bidding choices under various vulnerabilities and hand holdings. The response weighs the advisability of marrying given family opposition and suggests setting a deadline to test Bruce's commitment.
Ida Jean Kain recalls starting a low calorie plan January 1 1948 and losing 47 pounds after two tries. She credits medical monitoring and support from family with improved health, fewer headaches, and the thrill of smaller clothes. Her neighbor also shed weight from 220 to 174, illustrating renewed effort and resolve.
STATE COLLEGE Pa INS Fine breeding has improved the Pennsylvania hen so that two hens today lay more eggs than three hens did 40 years ago. This is stated by Paul H Margolf professor of poultry husbandry at the Pennsylvania State College.
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