Birth Control Coil Viewed as Breakthrough by Advocate
Chicago industrialist Arnold Maremont spoke at the Planned Parenthood Center luncheon in Houston praising an intrauterine device. He said the device prevents conception while in the uterus, requires no maintenance, and could become widespread within a decade.
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Veterans apply to VA for address changes and hospital care
The QA column explains sending change of address notices to the VA regional office that handles the veteran’s payments and confirms admission procedures for VA hospital care, noting eligibility for women veterans and the option to place a Want Ad to locate lost items.
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Chicago
It's the Law A Tax Audit Explained for Taxpayers
Government audits rise as revenue collection expands. Auditors review records, may visit homes or businesses, and can adjust returns. Bring a lawyer if needed. prompt action protects defenses as data processing grows.
Man or Mouse Both Claim Show Genetic Link
Three Carnegie Institution scientists reported chemical evidence of evolution showing humans share hereditary traits with vertebrates from fish to monkeys. They found no genetic link between humans and microbes. Researchers: Dr. B. H. Moyer, Dr. Brian J. McCarthy, and Dr. Ellis T. Bolton.
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Human genetics show close tie to monkey studies
Scientists report that genetic analysis places humans closest to monkeys. The research emphasizes evolutionary links and underscores shared traits across primates.
Soaking Head Gets Lenses In Water
Arnold Haden told his optometrist Dr. I. Brodsky how he began wearing contact lenses and struggled to remove them. He said he started dipping his head in a bowl of water and blinking the lenses out, a method he still uses. Asheila is noted as Australian slang for a girl.
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Subscription Rates for Grayson Fannin and Beyond
Rates listed for Grayson and Fannin Counties at 2.50. Outside counties priced at 3.00. Foreign subscriptions (excluding soldiers) set at 5.00.
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The Sun News accepts items for publication
The Sun acts as a service and business, inviting individuals and groups to submit news. The editor decides what is news and may reject items too old or promotional material. Advertisements are charged when admission or other consideration is involved.
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