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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1950
Page
7
The article discusses early schizo mania labeled insane run by Dr John Hopk noted psychiatrists. It links lack of parental affection to certain mental illness and notes men have higher death by action rates due to abrupt loss of purpose, while women face a gentler shock from reduced usefulness.
The article discusses polio epidemics peaking in late summer to fall, the substantial funds donated to the Infantile Paralysis Foundation, and the extensive nationwide research and long term orthopedic care required for polio survivors. It notes the 20 percent cumulative disabling impact and the value of continued medical work.
The article discusses nervousness as a possible trigger for colon issues and diet influences on health. It mentions ergotamine tartrate (Gynergen) as a relief for some migraine cases and notes concerns about fat tissue and water weight. It also refers to rheumatism as an ancient disease.
Kathleen Norris argues Mimi, a Philadelphia wife, is unhappy due to a bored, demanding job and a craving for glamorous success. The piece urges women to first create a satisfying home life and pursue a suitable personal calling, rather than chasing fame or wealth.
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, Australian nurse, earns two major tributes in two weeks. A nationwide Gallup poll names her among the world’s most admired women alongside Eleanor Roosevelt. Congress passes the unlimited visa bill allowing her free travel to fight polio, signaling official support for the Kenny Foundation. The Minneapolis based foundation trains Kenny technicians globally and funds its operations through public contributions.
In 1949 polio struck the United States for the fourth time, with 33,144 cases from January 1 to October 2 and projections to exceed 40,000 by year end. Outbreaks occur yearly in late summer with a peak in mid-September.
Advert describes a pattern for a cool comfortable dress by Pasionn No 3885 in sizes 12 14 16 18 20. It notes a narrow belt and flattering neckline and includes a size 14 measurement of 35 inches.
The text advises tying a wide ribbon around hair pins to protect linens and suggests using leftover ground meat in sandwiches. It also notes a method to stretch meat with chopped hard cooked eggs, salt, pepper, onion pulp, and mayonnaise.
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