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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1953
Page
4
A dense list of service members with ranks, units, and locations including Ad Air Force bases such as Eglin AFB Fort Bragg Luke AFB and NAS Pensacola. Entries mention individuals like Robert L. Atherton Paul Blair Charles Beck Burrell Brown and Cynthia McNerney among many others along with associated units and postal addresses.
The Review 80 Club lists members 80 or older meeting York Town conditions. Applicants share a life synopsis with names, birth details, places, family, residence, occupation, marriage, children, health, and current activities. Honorary cards are sent to official members. founded 1941.
Seven Methodist missionaries receive Belgian Congo honors for service. Bishop John M. Springer of Elisabethville and Chicago receives Officer of the Order of Leopold II. Mrs. Springer, posthumously, Chevalier of Leopold II. Other decorators include William S. Hughlett M D, Henry T. Wheeler, Mary E. Moore R N, and Mrs. Hughlett.
The Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee warns against summer risks from sun exposure to sunburn and heat illness. It advises gradual activity in outdoor recreation and cautions about swimming injuries from dives, overexertion, and fatigue. The piece blends a student air force note about service and duty with health guidance.
Extreme heat harms hens by reducing body weight egg production and egg quality in hot dry seasons. Extension Poultry Specialist Sam Ridlen advises ample water floor space insulation aluminum roof coating roof sprinkling and cross ventilation. Shade for range birds and shaded feed and water help prevent losses.
The article warns that Anopheles mosquitoes spread malaria and typhoid can be carried by contaminated water, food, milk, and flies. It urges cleanliness, careful food handling, cooling measures, light clothing, frequent bathing, and a calm disposition to stay healthy and enjoy outdoor activities.
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