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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
7
The text discusses how children imitate and seek approval from the father figure, noting that neglectful fathers may push a boy to idolize an older brother who can become a problematic role model. It explores the impact of parental engagement on shaping behavior and identity.
A feature discusses how cities could survive an A-bomb attack and what individuals can do. It highlights the book The Effects of Atomic Weapons by the AEC and Defense, detailing sheltering, evacuation, and emergency training steps for communities.
Crochet pattern 7059 offers directions for white or pastel Li string. Send 20 cents, your name and address to receive the pattern and related instructions.
A midwestern ad promotes a wading pool and sand box with adjustable sun shade and marine plywood base. Children are drawn to the jolly whale ends with a painting pattern and color chart included.
Doctors study 88 patients with hereditary cephalalgia or migraine like headaches. Ergotamine tartrate, alone or with caf feine, yielded excellent and good results in all tested cases. Mesantonna was given to some patients with convulsions due to EEG findings with excellent outcomes. Further tests planned.
The notes discuss Vidal likely to perform well after a big meal and require tests. Cortisone and ACTH will be scarce for a long period, yet manufacturers push rapid market release. A patient with high blood pressure is advised to limit fluid intake to three or four cups of fruit juice daily.
A new book notes radiation can alter body cells that carry heredity. It advises that persons exposed to damaging radiation from an atomic bomb should refrain from having children for two to three months to allow nature to repair parental cells.
The Q and A set identifies Mrs. John Tyler as the first widow to receive a presidential pension. It lists major cities Los Angeles St. Louis and San Francisco between the Mississippi and Pacific oceans. It cites Babel tower height about 300 feet and asks about the softest water, identifying rain water or melted snow. It defines shoddy as wool remanufactured from waste or discarded woolens and notes William Dudley Pelley as founder of the Silver Shirts and publisher of The Galilean, with a 1942 FBI sedition arrest.
In Pasadena California writer Eloise Andrae used a temporary license under Susan Ann Little to cash 25 dollars and 3.96 cents at a store then 15.47 dollars again. Detectives arrested her and booked her on suspicion of forgery in a jail cell described as full of local color.
Mrs Charles Shell exclaimed she had shot the wrong woman as she fired into a car carrying Mrs Jerry Shepard near their Madison home. The intended target survived the attack.
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