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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
14
A reader from Vernal Express laments water theft along the ditch confessing frustration with court routes. He condemns the saboteur and pledges one final chance before harsher action, while praising the ditch rider for his efforts and noting his own long irrigation history since 89 hours ago.
Cooper Haas patents a flexible mold inverse method creating one piece castings of various shapes enabling a new factory process in Plymouth. The Lake of the Woods Inventor plans to supply H M Foundry with required facilities to begin production.
New York hospital Cornell Medical Center conducts a pioneer psycho somatica study on pain. Dr Harold G Wolff and Dr J D Hardy report that pain intensity rises with stimulus to a point, then levels off, suggesting a fixed perceptual upper limit. Data from 34 to 84 year olds across several hundred cases tracks emotions and bodily ailments, including effects on nasal membranes and nausea, to map how feelings influence pain and immune factors over time.
Sea lion Selmer, captured by Harry Fish near Bolinas bay, toured in a tin bathtub for a free driveway show. Police and dog catcher nabbed the half grown seal, placed in the pound, then returned to the Fish home where it is confined in the bathroom. The incident drew the SPCA’s notice and public attention.
Boston reports that New England and northeastern New York form the healthiest region to live, per Harvard School of Public Health Acting Dean Edward Gruber. He says climate affects behavior and health practices, not disease levels, and emphasizes strong local boards of health and proper treatment over seeking ideal climates.
Washington reports the government wheat program will extend curbs into 1947 thus limiting bread meat beer and whisky for a year to aid foreign hunger relief. It preserves small dark loaves and keeps wheat feeding to stock high while exports drop to famine regions.
A reader thanks for relief from a terrible affliction and offers to respond to inquiries. Mrs Anos Pautz writes from PO Box 825, Yansouvar, WI 127tf.
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