It's A Woman's Whirl Operation Bookshelf drives library aid
A Scarsdale New York women’s club program named Operation Bookshelf has distributed books to 377 libraries in 42 states, 44 countries, and over 400000 sex states. The project, run by the Scarsdale Women’s Club, began with restocking Westfield State Farm libraries and uses club facilities as storage. The program operates from a century old carriage house now headquarters, with five rooms seven closets and overflowing with books.
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Westfield State Farm
Hawaii FruitsGo Transformed by Gamma Ray Preservation
A gamma-ray treatment extends fruit shelf life to ten days or more, enabling Hawaiian papayas pineapples mangoes and bananas to reach markets nationwide while avocados wait. The piece notes kitchen innovations like see through refrigerator doors and lights that reveal contents, aiding women in quickly locating and retrieving food while preserving heat and cold.
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Hawaii
Brush Child’s Teeth Buttoned into Early Habits
A child should begin brushing once all primary teeth have emerged, typically between ages two and three. Proper brushing habits start early to establish routine and dental health.
Cold Pack First Aid Tips From Today's Health
The article from Today's Health explains cold packs or ice bags as useful first aid tools to reduce swelling, bleed slowing, and pain. It covers nosebleeds cuts sprains insect bites minor burns and heat prostration with guidance on ice water immersion and half hour icing for sprains.
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Today's Health the Magazine
American Medical Association
Divorce Suit Notifies Billie Linville in Grayson County
Legal notice from Grayson County Texas commands Billie Linville to answer a divorce petition filed by Nancy Linville. The citation requires a written answer by 10 a.m. on October 24, 1966, in the 15th District Court in Sherman. The case No. 72194 lists Nancy Linville as plaintiff and Billie Linville as defendant, citing cruel treatment as grounds.
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Billie Linville
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Nancy Linville
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Coffee Origins and Climate Control Experiments
An overview of early African coffee use and Ethiopia's Kaffa link, Africa’s lead in world production, and top exporters Ivory Coast and Angola. Odd notes cover 1965 water sports participation, orphan psychology, a dairy cow mailing list error, ancient glass goblets, and climate-control rooms for patient recovery developed by Dr. George E. Burch at Tulane and used in Europe.
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Kaffa
Africa
Ivory Coast
Brazil
Colombia
Angola
Madagascar
Chicago
Tion
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New Orleans
George E. Burch
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Tulane University
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Bill Would Shield Average Citizens from Federal Investigators
Rep. Olin Teague of Texas has introduced a bill to require federal officers to have a warrant before obtaining records from private citizens in investigations that could lead to charges. The measure would compel warning of rights to refuse providing information and to have an attorney present during questioning or searches.
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Washington
Olin Teague
College Station
Supreme Court
Texas Democrat
Smithsonian houses vast dental collection in Washington
The Smithsonian Institution preserves a leading dental collection in Washington. It includes the reconstructed office of Dr. Green Wardiman Black, a late 19th century American dentistry pioneer with a treadle operated drill.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Green Wardiman Black
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