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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
2
Pattern 243 explains an easy cheap outdoor fireplace build with wood or charcoal options. Includes two storage cabinets sliding grill and coal drawer directions and a complete materials list. Enclose 25c to request.
Due to my husband's death I am selling my home and business, the Oak Inn on US Highway 34 and 127, 10 miles east of Antwerp Ohio. The tavern has a beer license, seating for 100, dance floor, stock and equipment. The modern home sits on 5 acres with a large kitchen, living and dining rooms, knotty pine paneling, garage and other buildings. Owner Mrs Ilo Philips, Cecil, je.
Walter Selman of Charlotte Iowa won the seven month Chicago Livestock trucker safety contest tied to the Chicago Stock Yards campaign to reduce meat losses. He logged 80 000 miles with seven trucks carrying 7000 hogs and 3000 cattle earning 1000 dollars in bonds and merchandise.
The Agriculture Department projects stronger demand and higher gross farm income in 1951 with normal weather and good pest control. Production is expected to rise above 1950, while farmers face higher prices for key inputs such as machinery fuels livestock material and wages.
A gardener can convert a hoe into a measuring stick by painting bright rings at foot and half foot intervals from the end, saving time and trouble when measuring in the yard.
The guide recommends using glass or porcelain insulators for electric fences. It argues substitutes are costlier in the long run and aesthetically unattractive, with shorter lifespans.
Poultry experts urge farm wives to give flocks good pasture to curb worms. New pasture yearly is vital for growing birds. Suitable grasses include a brome alfalfa mix or ladino if soil and temperature fit. Any poultry pasture should be dipped.
The excerpt discusses self harm as a response to anger and oppressive upbringing, notes varying moods with benzedrine effects, and questions about spastics and cerebral palsy. It cites a Detroit medical journal view on mood balance, and a U.S. bulletin stating cerebral palsy results from early brain injury and is not contagious. It also includes scripture and devotional readings.
Note to Be Served Lesson for June 10 1951 outlines three ideas about religion. Only Christ’s truth carries all truth. religion is not retreat nor a guarantee of worldly gain. True service means prayer for others and living close to God, ending in salvation from sin.
At the American Society of Clinical Pathologists meeting Dr. Shepard Shapiro describes simplastin based tests and wider use of anticoagulants to prevent coronary thrombosis. Anticoagulants reduce prothrombin to slow clotting and require daily monitoring for safe dosing.
Cortisone provides relief to arthritic conditions. Underactive thyroid can cause fatigue and slow body processes. Infected nose infections may trigger boils. Salt reduction affects rice diet in controlling high blood pressure. Infected tonsils pose danger. Thyroid inactivity slows metabolism and bodily functions.
A feature on a versatile shirtwaist style with narrow lace trims for waist and sleeves. Highlights the Spring and Summer STYLIST, offering ideas for a wearable summer wardrobe and gift patterns, priced at 5 cents.
A mother, frantic over her son Little Hérman who swallowed a half dollar, rushes into the street for help. A passerby aids by entering the house and shaking the boy until the coin drops out, revealing the man as a collector of internal revenue.
A reader recalls a physician's forecast of rapid recovery then reveals hardship from medical bills and an auto sale. The fragment hints at strain between expectation and cost.
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