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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1949
Page
14
Lew Ayres plans to make an independent film in Africa with Charles Bickford, after a year without a screen release since Johnny Belinda. Reports say Ayres pursues the project amid Hollywood financing hurdles affecting indie productions.
The page lists numerous film titles with scattered runtimes and showtimes across multiple venues including FOX-TUCSON and PLAZA. Entries such as Unfaith fully Yours and Walking to Hills appear with varied start times, alongside river or venue notes and stray numbers.
A nationwide AP sampling shows about 1 000 annual US deaths from sleeping pills, with rising misuse linked to lack of doctor guidance. Barbiturates, valued medicines when prescribed, are abused by rich and poor alike, fueling mental deterioration and criminal distribution.
A discussion notes that alcohol and sleeping pills given separately to rats do nothing, but together cause death. It warns youths mixing substances can experience extreme exhilaration and sleep on live coals, prompting pill jags nicknamed wild Geronimo. Doctors caution against drinking after taking medications.
One DeLuxe and one Standard brand new Pontiac Station Wagon available for immediate delivery at reduced prices. Lead with limited stock and dealer incentive details.
In Boston last summer two women mixed sleeping pills with alcohol. one died within hours while the other survived days. A New York hospital reports good results giving sleeping pills and whisky to addicts under medical supervision, underscoring the varied reactions and risks.
The text warns that taking pills on one's own initiative risks more than imagined as these substances depress the brain’s nerve centers and affect the mind.
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