Rabies Facts And Safeguards From Doctor Logan Clandenning
Doctor Logan Clandenning explains rabies as a rare disease even in dogs. He notes only about 40 percent of bitten dogs develop rabies, and 10 percent of fully bitten people become infected. Infection requires the skin to be broken and virus entering the wound, with Pasteur treatment highly effective even weeks after bite. The piece also urges proper clothing for apple pickers to prevent accidents by covering skin at neck, ankles, and wrists.
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Fie
Tate
Logan
Do It Yourself Cough Syrup Promise of Quick Relief
A dated promotional note offers homemade cough syrup using sugar or corn syrup with water, honey, and a pinch of Pinex concentrate. It claims fast relief from coughs and irritation, low cost, family friendly, and promises money back if unsatisfied.
Neighborly Food Gift Ideas and Fall Recipe Tips
A column urges a return to friendly neighborly gestures sharing garden produce and recipes. It suggests baskets of vegetables or fruit, lemon, and favorite dishes, plus practical tips for dressings, slaw, pickled beets, cabbage rolls, and a green tomato mincemeat pie. It details techniques for green tomato fritters and cabbage dishes, citing Western Newspaper View as source.
Wallace's Job Program Aims to Reorganize Commerce
Henry Wallace proposes a three part plan to revitalize the commerce department, align it with agriculture, and push full employment linked to his book Sixty Million Jobs. The expansion, funded at about 101 million dollars, would require broad congressional support and related policy steps including foreign loans and public works.
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WNU Service
Hye Street
N.W
Washington
D. C
Department of Commerce
New York Times
the Times
Henry Agard Wallace
Congress
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Secretary of Commerce
Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment, Administration
Commerce Department
Department
Jess
Mr. Wallace
Truman
Herbert Hoover
New York
Bool
Democratic Party
McClellan
Saturday Review of Literature
Potomac
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bretton Woods
Lynn Says Refrigerate Your Foods For Freshness
Refrigeration is necessary to preserve appearance and prevent spoilage. Temperatures around 40 degrees keep most foods safe, with meat milk vegetables and fruits requiring immediate chilling. Root vegetables need less cold, bananas should not be refrigerated, and eggs store well in the crisper or open dish.
Barbs by Bankhage on War, Unions, and White House Paint
The piece notes Berlin’s two hundred thousand union members amid war, asks what they trade, and cites a six month post peace horizon. It observes White House renovations seen as a rare bright spot and laments horses and mules shortages, with land now feeding people instead of animals.
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Berlin
Soy Flour Guide For Nutrition And Cooking Substitutions
The note explains two types of soy flour full fat and low fat and their kitchen uses in place of wheat flour. Soy flour thickens sauces soups and fillings and extends ground meat dishes while baking. replace two tablespoons per cup of white flour and measure to blend before adding more flour.
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Wey
Faultless Starch praised by Mrs Bragonier in Bloomington
A letter from Mrs Lyle Bragonier of Bloomington Illinois extols Faultless Starch as superior to all others. The ad highlights no cooking needed easy ironing and anti blow out or freeze out performance, urging readers to ask their grocer for Faultless Starch.
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Bloomington
Illinois
Lyle Bragonier
Mra Bragonier
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