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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1952
Page
5
The physician must uncover the causes of symptoms rather than dismiss fears. A patient’s fear can stem from within the patient’s sphere of living and may be triggered by past traumas. Honest, tactful dialogue reduces the scare element and aids recovery.
The piece argues printing can cut paperwork, simplify procedures, and speed production versus rubber stamping or duplicating. It offers frank advice on when printing is advantageous, even for small runs, and invites calls for service.
A column excerpt recounts small town and city scenes. A 10 year old named Chris includes a red headed boy Jerry in his party after a playful dare. Civic pride and colorful anecdotes thread through Brooklyn street life and a wry police tale from Los Angeles.
Born today you are an idealist guided by wisdom and foresight. A natural leader, you excel when in the field of ideas, with a keen business sense that could bring substantial earnings. Inventive and reliable, you balance work and joy, aiming for a happily married life.
Dr. Charles Alleen Thomas of Monsanto predicts affordable atomic electricity in four to six years in the United States. British advantage may spur faster action as reactors advance, with firms like Dow Chemical Detroit Edison Union Carbide exploring commercial plants under Atomic Energy Commission oversight.
The Ontario hydro commission notes quirky uses of electricity in converting southern Ontario from 25 to 60 cycle power. A Toronto man taps a cat treadle to open a basement window pane door, while a Windsor man wired a doorbell to vibrate floors for his deaf wife. Nights flash on in several rooms as power tricks spread.
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