Make Motherhood Safe for Mothers
Advocates urge public awareness of adequate maternity care and better physician selection to reduce maternal deaths. Experts warn hospital confinement is not inherently safe and advise choosing an American College of Surgeons approved hospital, or safe home care, to lower risks.
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Grace Morrison Poole
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Julia K. Jaffray
Department of Public Welfare
America
John Sloane
Maternity Center Association
Sloane
Medical Board
Mrs. Sloane
George W. Kosmak
Medical Board of the Association
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dr. Kosmak
American College of Surgeons
Joseph B. DeLee
University of Chicago
Heinz Siedentopf
University of Leipzig
American Medical Association
Alcohol in Motor Car Fuel Could Aid Farm Economy
U S Department of Agriculture reports that making alcohol from corn and other farm products could absorb surpluses and stabilize prices. A 2 percent blend adds about a half cent per gallon, while a 10 percent mix adds 23 to 25 cents, with shifts in grain demand and farm income. The study, requested by Senate Resolution 65, explores tax and policy options to encourage the industry.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Senate
Corn
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureaus of Agricultural Economics, Chemistry and Soils
Agricultural Engineering
Extension sought for Iowa Film Delivery routes
Harold McKinney and Charles Iles of Des Moines filed with the Iowa board of railroad commissioners for permission to extend routes of the Iowa Film Delivery Company delivering motion pictures. Current service covers Des Moines Atlantic Sac City and Rockwell City with proposed additions of many towns across numerous counties. The commission noted a separate grant allowing the C. R. I. and P. railway to discontinue two trains between Waverly and Burlington due to insufficient earnings.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iown Board of Railroad Commissioners
Harold McKinney
Charles Iles
Iowa Film Delivery Company
Atlantic
Sac City
Rockwell City
Storm Lake
Rembrandt
Sioux Rapids
Spencer
Milford
Arnolds Park
Spirit Lake
Esthervile
Armstrong
Swea City
Bancroft
Burt
Algona
Kmmetsburg
Laurens
Indianola
Osceola
Leon
Corydon
Seymour
Chariton
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Harlan
Avoca
Cornei) Bluffs
Glenwood
Red Oak
Corning
Creston
Afton
Waverly
Burlington
Bethel Church notes on Sunday services and local events
East Jackson May 16 report from Ruth Gideon notes smaller crowd due to bad roads on May 7 at Bethel services. Sunday school attendance 67, beginners and intermediates at 100 percent. Virginia earned a third Sunday school pin after thirteen consecutive Sundays. Dorothy Walker celebrated her birthday with a cake and three pink candles. Next Sunday is Mother's Day with plans for small rosettes by the young ladies class. Various local visits, mowing and greetings noted. Several residents listed in daily activities and a graduation upcoming for Washington High School seniors.
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East Jackson
Bethel
Virginia
Dorothy Walker
Dell Walker
Thea Fitzgerald
Grace
J .Wolfe
Friendship Club
Ben Pitegerald
Indoor golf practice mat with tethered ball device
A rubber mat with a permanent tee and a soft rubber ball tethered to the mat provides practice for golf clubs. The setup does not yield a score but offers substantial practice benefits for swing technique and tempo.
Quiet Descent in a City Flat Romance
Mary Faith nurses Kim through a bronchitis and pneumonia episode in their urban home. As he recovers, his distant, disinterested behavior returns, revealing a colder, self centered distance that erodes their marriage and home life. The story tracks longing, jealousy, and the fragility of affection amid party crowd distractions.
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Claire
Mary Faith
Sandy
Jack
Daisy
Frankie
Johnnie
Claire Maldon
Maldon Flat
Sally
South
Kim
Thatcher
Golden Pheasant Tavern
Maldons
Wellman Senior High School Plays Friday Night
Wellman High School presents the senior play Once There was a Princess directed by Mary Shermann at 8 p.m. in the Little Theater. The Samuel French production stars Juliet Wilbur Tompkins with a cast including Dellatorre Foster Boyd Swartzendruber Wace Purrington Deanison Sweaver Godber Boyd Bidwell Trimble Wella Boyd Miller Lenox Godlove D Arcy Miller Livezcy Ada Miller and others. A large audience is expected as a graduation week feature, rescheduled from May 16.
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Wellman
Mary Shermann
Wellman High School
Little Theater
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Samuel French
Princeaas Dellatorre
Milared Foster
Hazel Boyd
Lydia Swartzendruber
Temperance Night At Keota Revival Opens
Temperance night at the Keota union gospel meetings held in the Methodist church featured Evangelist W. J. Lockhart of Des Moines. J. W. Coons led music, a Sigourney group performed the drama Only a Boy, and Lockhart preached Does Prohibition Prohibit. Clergy and Prohibition Association leaders spoke, with twenty five from Sigourney attending. Five youths professed faith at closing, part of about fifty who have done so in ten days of meetings.
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Keota
Union Gospel
Methodist Church
W. J. Lockhart
Des Moines
J. W. Coons
Sigourney
John Baliensky
Keokuk County
Convenience of Some Actors Preceded by Friday May 12
Classified ads note flexibility in schedule for some actors with options to attend Friday before the date or the night of May 12. The notice appears in the classifieds section.
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