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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1948
Page
4
Public Health Nursing Week recognizes the visiting nurse as a personal service to the sick at home. The nurse assists the doctor, oversees orders, and teaches home health care while delivering immediate help and promoting family health. In Illinois, local features will highlight the observance and expand the scope of the tribute.
A compilation of quotes praising work ethic and labor, followed by 1947 state agricultural statistics for Illinois. It reports that World War II veterans receive benefits, free tuition options, and a focus on mechanization. Illinois farm horses drop to 249,000 with value about 49 dollars, while cattle, milk cows, hogs, sheep decline little but total livestock value rises to 735,115,000 from 667,847,000 due to higher prices.
Public health work benefits individuals and the community alike. Your health contributes to the overall well being of the modern community and its collective welfare.
The Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee emphasizes community driven health programs. Doctors diagnose and treat while aiming to prevent illness with public health nurses guiding sanitation, early home visits, and support for families with newborns.
Robert R. Cruse of Dowell has been appointed director of the state department of mines and minerals to succeed the late Thomas Moses. Cruse, 64, began as a mule driver in a coal mine and spent decades managing mines in southern Illinois. The appointment was made by acting Gov. Laughlin on Gov. Green’s recommendation while Green was absent. Illinois tax officials will meet March 11 and 12 in Springfield to discuss 1948 assessments, with township assessors and county treasurers joining talks. The state health department reports $2.5 cents per person funded biologic effort prevented over 1.5 million disease cases last year across Illinois. Only two smallpox cases were reported last year. diphtheria and whooping cough declined sharply. Only two students use the veterans’ children educational benefit act, which provides up to $150 yearly for veterans’ children.
A collection of aphorisms on civilization, farming, character, and spiritual fruits. Notable lines reference Webster, Emerson, L Estrange, Mary Baker Eddy, and Galatians 5 22 23. The quotes emphasize fruits as evidence of merit and civilization.
A compact collection of moral reflections on goodness sincerity and prayer. Notable lines touch on heart influence on actions inner light guiding conduct and the call to live in harmony with one’s prayers. Includes thoughts from Clarke Bacon Swetchine Sterne Eddy and Owen.
A contemplative reflection from Mary Baker Eddy urges improvement of thought to enhance human life and invite divine energy to advance it toward greater fulfillment and progress.
At the war’s peak, the United States accounted for nearly 45 percent of all armament output among belligerents, marking a dominant industrial contribution to the war effort.
Princeton triumphs in the first intercollegiate track and field meet staged in Saratoga New York. Event location details include Saratoga N Y and a reference to the Walter Building Fulton Illinois.
The article notes an 1834 estimate of two million tons hauled on the upper Mississippi. It also praises public health nurses and their work, acknowledging the nursing profession with thanks from the Illinois State Medical Society in Health Talk for recognizing doctors assistants.
Sunday lesson highlights Mark the perfect man and uprightness leading to peace. Bible citations in Romans echo spiritual life over flesh and are reinforced by Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health, asserting man as spiritual, not material, and indestructible.
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