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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
8
The Chicago warning states accidents are the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 14 in the U S in 1947 with 10 731 accidental deaths three times higher than pneumonia and 42 times polio.
Lawrence Gould notes that the wish to be loved can push one to deceive, fearing truth would harm the beloved or ruin opinion. Dr. M. Blevler explains mental illness is not inherited yet tendencies exist. life conditions trigger acute forms. A nightmare reveals a taboo desire and fear of punishment, with dreams masking wishes to be embraced.
Dr James W Barton recalls WWI screening for chest size and emotional stability. He notes 26 percent of 18 year olds were rejected for service due to immaturity and argues emotional maturity comes from play and social interaction to build self control, cooperation, and adult behavior.
Health notes explain belching from swallowed air tied to nervousness and emotional states, while gas from the digestive tract is exhaled in breath. A paper bag breath test helps distinguish swallowed air from digestion. The piece cautions that overweight raises high blood pressure risk and notes rheumatic disease specialists cite a family history of gout.
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce claims Truman’s fair deal aims to create a welfare state with six major programs. They estimate annual tax additions of 15 to 34 billion dollars if enacted, labeling federal housing education aid, health insurance, social security, Brannan farm plan, and public power use as costly. The piece contrasts opposition rhetoric with President Truman’s defense of welfare as constitutional and necessary, noting long-standing business skepticism about reform and optimism about broader benefits for Americans.
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A Chicago report notes nationwide losses from accidents totaling 140000 per 10 minutes. In 1948, a motor vehicle death occurred about every 16.5 minutes and a home death about every 15 minutes. Vehicle injuries happened every 29 seconds and home injuries every six seconds.
A compact list presents Rudyard Kipling, Omar Khayyam, and Henry Lee the American Revolutionary soldier. The entry juxtaposes Kipling and Khayyam with Lee, noting a patriotic motto rendered as First in war, Aiet In peace, first in the hearts of his country men.
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