Aspirin Use in Children Emphasized For Safety
Advice stresses not giving aspirin to children or infants unless prescribed by a physician. Dosing intervals and amounts should be determined by a doctor. The FDA suggests childproof packaging, but the best prevention is close supervision by parents, including locking away aspirin to keep children safe.
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Burns Hit Man Near Corwith in Lard Render Incident
Dennis Youngwirth of near Corwith suffered second degree burns after falling into hot lard during rendering. Bertha Stuckey retires from Corydon Times-Republican after 47 years as a linotype operator, with occasional pinch hitting duties.
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The Highway Story Patrolman Solves Two Break-ins
Early morning patrolman Lyle Dickinson turned off Highway 30 into Stanwood and halted a car that had veered away with groceries on the backseat. Inspecting the scene he found burglar tools under the groceries, the dustless gravel road clue, and the chase led to the break-ins.
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Dickenson
Aspirin Dangers Highlighted After Child’s Death
A Iowa girl died after swallowing multiple aspirin tablets. Her mother briefly left the room, leaving an accessible bottle. Experts warn aspirin is dangerous for children and urges labeling with a warning to keep out of reach.
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Iowa
Federal Food and Drug Administration
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