Help Yourself Help Others Cancer Crusade Message 1957
A 1957 message urges participation in the Cancer Crusade by giving to the American Cancer Society and also getting regular health checkups. It emphasizes personal health habits, fundraising, and promoting cancer prevention as shared duty, noting benefits beyond philanthropy and urging sustained effort after adversity.
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American Danger Society
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Stamps Fuel Local Grievances and Calls for Change
An editor’s humorous harsh critique from Pleasant Grove Review laments mandatory stamps on purchases from tea to bread. The piece argues stamps financially hurt shoppers and merchants, benefits stamp sellers, and urges Americans to resist the program. It evokes 1776 spirit and suggests dramatic protest if stamps persist.
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Pleasant Grove
George
Navy's modern submarine shown as compact complex machine
Fragmentary OCR text describes a naval submarine's design as a compact, highly complex system with diesel engines and room for habitation. The passage reads as a rough, garbled excerpt lacking clear events or dates.
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Letter to editor condemns cruel slaughter practices abroad
A reader argues that many fear meat production in this country involves barbaric methods once outlawed elsewhere. The letter describes metal chains restraining cattle, hoisting them to a killing floor, and bleeding them while conscious, noting millions of animals are killed under such procedures.
Prevention Need Seen for Dairy Cattle Mastitis
Uintah county dairymen face mastitis as a costly dairy cow disease. Dr. D W Thomas of USAC warns prevention, supervised by a veterinarian, outperforms cures and can yield up to four dollars in income per dollar spent. Proper diagnosis is crucial due to multiple causative organisms and varying treatments.
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Utah Politician Discusses Vernal Unit Funding And Policy
A Utah representative outlines stance on the Vernal Unit within the Central Utah Project, warns against rushing funds ahead of the Paonia Project, and stresses maintaining harmony among Upper Basin states to protect a $25 million Interior Department request for next year. He cautions that aggressive action could backfire and jeopardize broader Upper Colorado allocations.
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