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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
8
A collection of observations on luck and its effects from childhood to adulthood. It cites Barbara Davis on the long term consequences of feeling above the rules and notes studies on tonsil removal and maternal relationships as key to adjustment. It mentions Erich Fromm’s ideas on symbols and the universal language of dreams.
Health data and insurance notes cite heart disease as a major occupational hazard for physicians. A New York study of 200 doctors at Mt Sinai links obesity to coronary thrombosis, with about two thirds affected or at risk, and warns overweight doctors face higher risk and insurance rejection for being over ten percent overweight.
Health notes discuss when enlarged tonsils require removal for breathing comfort. They praise growing school access to part and full-time physicians and nurses. The piece highlights calcium deficiency weakening bones and advises reducing liquid intake by 25 percent to cut fats and starches. It stresses ongoing protein needs from infancy to old age.
Mabel Blake writes of Pamela, a young woman in a Winds town, drawn to Hal a handsome, free lover with a troubled past. Pamela abandons engagement to Clyde, moves with Hal, and faces possible divorce and hardship as family warns of a costly, illusionary passion. The piece weighs alchemy of attraction against reality and a doomed future.
A rural humor piece recounts the stork visiting the Brown home for the eighth time leaving quadranicts. An old friend asks what the babies will be named and the reply jokes about naming Gus, with a punchline that they do not want more children.
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