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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
2
A child psychiatrist critiques spankings and explains how punishment reflects parents' avoidance of causes. He notes neurotic symptom shifts and argues that gender bias in English obscures women, using examples from language and culture to show how "man" has implied both sexes, while actual equality remains unclear.
The liver performs many tasks from bile production to blood filtration and sugar regulation. Experts note diagnosis is difficult due to the liver’s passive, immobile nature and diverse roles, stressing careful history and exam over tests alone.
Health notes describe successful use of thyroid extract for chronic headaches and migraine. It mentions dentition improvement during World War II and daily gland extracts for specific ailments. Diabetes risk linked to family history age over 40 and obesity. Dizziness may improve with thyroid extract. Chest x ray screening helps find heart disease and tuberculosis.
An estimated 23 million of 42 million homes nationwide are at least 30 years old. Many farm homes are over 30 years old and in need of modernization and repair as new home construction expected to slow.
The project transformed an unused barn into usable livestock and hay storage, improving curb appeal and overall property value. Before and after photos show the stark contrast with an asphalt roof and new siding. The article notes material shortages under defense program controls but promises modernization of farms nationwide.
A survey of 900 farm families across 12 midwestern states shows most want a one story house with six or seven rooms, a sloping roof and central heating. Porches, spare bedroom, basement, first floor coat closet, separate dining room, a drive for front-door access, and a kitchen dining area are commonly cited features.
Adolph Rupp, famed Kentucky coach, applies his talent to farming, selecting heifers for his herd as he would a freshman team. He plans to keep most of the first-string heifers if they develop as expected.
Rutgers University agricultural economists report New Jersey farm prices have risen 13 percent since the Korean War start while national prices gained 2 percent. Milk eggs fruits and vegetables remain the state’s key commodities.
The article notes the long standing practice of a groom staying three days with his bride at her father’s house before returning to his own family. It also recalls that official manhood follows marriage and that bachelor influence fades with age. It adds a legend about hats preventing conspiracies and whispered plots.
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